I agree. We need more political parties in the US, and it needs to be less corrupt. And people need to actually know about the candidates and system. If people are just going to vote along party lines, nothing's going to change.

I think Moffat or Gatiss said something about there possibly being a long stream of swear words on John's part, too...

hypergreenfrog wrote:

What I don't understand is why the movement of the bow doesn't fit the music AT ALL? I fully understand that BC is not a violinist, but when you watch him play We Wish You A Merry Christmas, it's just completely out of sync. Surely after going through all the trouble with the coach etc., they could have told him beforehand how the scene would be scored?

I think he said he played violin in the SiB DVD commentary...but you're right. It makes no sense that it's out of sync.

If he had taken the Rhododendron Poticum, it still wouldn't have saved him from a fall from the top of St Bart's. So if he did indeed use it (which I personally don't think he did), it still wouldn't be the whole solution.
This brings us back to the question of how he survived the fall itself. A lot of people have suggested that the homeless network used a net to break his fall. I suppose that would work, but a net would be hard to conceal, so even if John didn't see it, other people would have. Also, in the shot from above right after Sherlock fell, there's no sign of a net anywhere, and it's pretty hard to hide a net in a second or two.
So how else could he have survived the fall?

Finally got around to registering on here, so hi 
I'm from Iowa, in the USA. I live in a city, not on a farm or one of those stereotypical small Iowa towns.
I've been obsessed with Sherlock since the second season aired in the US.
I have no idea what else to put on here, so goodbye