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The very intense scene from "The Illustrious Client," when Holmes is attacked by Baron Gruner's thugs 
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That fight was nasty... so something gentle is needed after it. 
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Swishing his frock coat:
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Re: Jeremy Brett Picture Thread
nakahara wrote:
That fight was nasty... so something gentle is needed after it.
What episode is that sequence from?
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I honestly don´t remember - too much of this series revolves around bedrooms, or so it seems. 
But it´s David Burke who is being roused so the episode took place during the first two seasons of this series.
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I believe that scene is from "The Resident Patient" 
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The classic Holmesian moment. Wonderful! 
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The Bruce Partington Plans (1988)
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A promotional picture for The Second Stain (1986)
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Great pics and great episodes!
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I just love these Sherlock´s witticisms.
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Here is another batch of great GIFS 
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Moody and lovely detective!
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That is a beautiful piece of editing!
Clueing for looks.
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All the episode was sweet, but that moment with Mrs. Hudson especially so!
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