1. What is your favorite word?
Fernweh (German for a longing for some place far away)
2. What is your least favorite word?
can't think of one
3. What turns you on?
kindness, long hair, motorcycles
4. What turns you off?
stupidity, ignorance
5. What sound or noise do you love?
the sea
6. What sound or noise do you hate?
a ticking clock in the darkness
7. What is your favorite curse word?
Oh crap! (Oh Kacke!)
8. What profession other than your own would you like to attempt?
anthropologist
9. What profession would you not like to do?
stylist
10. If heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the pearly gates?
"Still so much to learn, try again!"

Sorry for coming back to the whatculture-post, but I have to let off some steam...

I think the author mostly got it wrong. I mean, "things EVERYONE" wants to see in series 3 refers to the people who watch it. And well the people who watch, those who love it - the fans - consist of quite a lot of people who ship Johnlock. If the writer doesn't get that he is just ignorant.
Apart from that the hints at Sherlock's and John's relationship being more than a normal friendship are more or less canon. Literary scholars take a gay relationship between the two in consideration and with the whole situation translated into a contemporary setting it makes even more sense.

I disagree with the part about nudity. I think the author of this article just doesn't get that nudity can be used in an artistic way that is not cheap. I think especially the scene with Irene was handled very well. Within her psychological games and the effects she must have on Sherlock and the other characters, letting her go bare was the right idea. And I think the scene is not in the least cheap but rather classy (also owing to the fact that Lara Pulver holds herself very well).
Now the scene with the sheet may be a completely different thing. That was plain fanservice, but hey, what's the problem with that?! I'm a fan and I like being serviced. I deserve it. ^^ So, f*** off and let me see his butt!

I actually want to see John's wife and Sherlock being wrong but for different reasons than the author.
Both things have potential to develop the characters and their relationship. I already like the direction they took with this in the second series. So I want to see them grow even a little more.
And let's be honest, it's wonderful when Sherlock is wrong! I love to see him suffer a bit. It's grounding... aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanfd I'm evil ^^

Thus I agree with sj4iy. I want to see Sherlock get in trouble and some angsty stuff and then some comfort in the form of hugs (maybe kisses...).
And I totally want to see

Hey guys!

I have just discovered Sherlock for me (I know it's an absolute shame being soooooo late). But now I'm hooked. I'm obsessed. I'm crazy about it. :-)
I've been all over the internet trying to feed my obsession. But I can never get enough (Does anyone share the sentiment?). Now I'm quite happy that I have found this forum. Hopefully I'll meet loads of people here with whom I can share the love.

See you!