I stand as firm as the Johnlockers.
I don't see it happening and think the creators have made that pretty clear at every opportunity.
In interviews, on commentaries etc, they have spoken at large about: John and women in general and Mary in particular and Sherlock and his relationships with women...nothing seems to give any credence to Johnlock.

I apologise.
Though I actually only meant in terms of anybody standing firm in Johnlock.

What's WoG?
I listen to the writers.

Maybe they do just actually tell the truth.

That's an interesting question, cos I don't ever think they really do lie.
Steven just seems to like saying that for some reason.
It's like when they say they really shocked us about something and actually they didn't...most of the time, we've worked it out!

Vhanja wrote:

I don't think the lying argument is as valid anymore. Usually it's used whenever Moftiss say something we disagree with, and then their quotes are used as backup for our own views when they say something we agree with. I've seen that done several times.

I understand what you mean but that does not change the fact that sometimes they lie and sometimes they don't ans all we can do is DECIDE wgen to believe them. It is unsatisfying imo. I try not to believe them at all but that is almost impossible.

besleybean wrote:

They are two of my fave guys, so I tend to hang on every word...plus, they obviously know their own show better than anyone else does.

So, do you believe them when they say they lie? ;-)

I seem to recall Moffat saying something about it being significant when John drinks.  Anyone got links or quotes? 

Not saying he said it meant Johnlock, just that the subject of John drinking was addressed by him somehow.

Vhanja wrote:

Yeah, wasn't that something about when John drank alcohol? I never understood why, though, because John doesn't seem to be a big drinker to me. He drinks when he is down, but we never see him with more than one glass. He goes out to the pub with Mike Stamford for the occasional beer. And then of course there's the stag night.

But we also see both Mycroft and Sherlock drinking when under great stress.

Perhaps the fact that John is not a big drinker is why we should note when he does drink alcohol. 
 

I've seen him drink alcohol in three different occasions:

1. When under great emotional stress (MHR
2. Seasonal enjoyment (a beer at the Christmas party, a whiskey at New Year's Eve)
3. Social drinking (Stag night and beer at the pub with Mike Stamford)

To me, he seems to have normal relations with alcohol, more so than Sherlock, whom we only see drinking twice in the whole series, and both in not-normal circumstances.