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Mountain Momma · Sherlock Games

Molly Hooper wrote:
OK, if you look on the table at the restaurant, there's a red tub with yellow on it. I'm pretty sure that it's one of these...

I saw that, but couldn't tell what it was. Can you zoom Netflix?

Mountain Momma · Sherlock Games

Molly Hooper wrote:
Haha, Tobe, that's a really good one! If you watch the restaurant scene carefully (Angelo's). You might see something...

What is the color of the menu or tent on the table at Angelos in Pink?

Mountain Momma · Other

Hera wrote:
My husband and I have two hamsters called Flauschelinchen (which means something like fluffy, litte thingy) and Herr Grau (which means Mr. Grey, because he's, well, grey). They live in veeeeeeeeery large cages, otherwise I couldn't bear to lock them up... I love them! But, to be honest, it's sort of a substitute thing as I would much rather have a cat or dog, but it's just not possible in our flat. So I have to be content with visiting my parents' and the cat they have, until I have my own place... which is not going to happen in the next ten years or so.

Do you have the balls to put your hamsters in so they can run around the house?

Mountain Momma · Awards

Sherli Bakerst wrote:
What must they (the voters) be thinking in their silly little brains???

I don't think they think. That or they have never watched Sherlock. Or they hate British TV?

Mountain Momma · Other Cast & Production Team

kazza474 wrote:
kazza474 wrote:
http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2012-06-18/sherlock's-andrew-scott-to-star-in-new-itv-drama,-the-town

Sherlock's Andrew Scott to star in new ITV drama, The Town
Andrew Scott, who recently picked up a Bafta for his performance as Moriarty in BBC1’s Sherlock, is to star in a new ITV1 drama series, The Town.
The 35-year-old actor will play Mark, who is called back to his home town of Renton after ten years away by a shocking family incident.
Mark's relationship with his parents has always been strained, he barely knows his teenage sister and his grandmother (Julia McKenzie) is now living in his old bedroom.
Meanwhile, he must get reacquainted with old drinking friends Lucy (Kelly Adams), Carly (Aisling Bea), and Jeff (Sam Troughton) as well as come to terms with the fact that his first love Alice (Charlotte Riley) is married with a child.
More on this now:

Scott, Clunes for ITV's The Town

[i]Sherlock's Andrew Scott will join Julia McKenzie and Martin Clunes in a new three-part drama for ITV.
The Town also stars Wuthering Heights actress Charlotte Riley, Shameless star Gerard Kearns and Hustle's Kelly Adams.
The drama tells the story of Mark Nicholas - played by Andrew, best known for his role as Jim Moriarty in Sherlock - who returns to the town of Renton where he grew up.
Mark's drawn back to his old life but finds it hard to reconnect with his family, friends and first love Alice (Riley), who's now married with a child.
As the story unfolds, Mark must decide if he can build a new life in this strange place that he once called home.
Meanwhile, Martin Clunes plays the town's local mayor, who stumbles from one PR disaster to another.
Kenton Allen, co-executive producer, said: "At the heart of The Town will be a family struggling to come to terms with change.
"The story takes place in a landscape familiar to most
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