Oh God, this series will do us all in.

Was the swimming pool and the aquarium in episode one?  I have a feeling they were episode two.  It's all getting a bit foggy now.  (Just checked and the aquarium was episode one, so could be connected).

How do they know there's a car involved?

Last edited by Liberty (September 3, 2016 10:58 am)

As long as John isn't killed off, that's the main thing, and unless Martin Freeman has decided to leave the series, they won't do that to his character.  They'd better not, because Sherlock is going to lose a lot of its viewers, including me, if Martin Freeman leaves it!

With that said, that doesn't mean that John's life won't be in danger at some point, as it was in "The Blind Banker," "The Great Game," and "The Empty Hearse."
 

Last edited by kgreen20 (September 3, 2016 3:18 pm)

That was indeed an interesting read, it gives me a lot to think about! 

 

SusiGo wrote:

Here is something interesting news. It seems there was indeed underwater photography, possibly in connection with a sunken car:

http://isitandwonder.tumblr.com/post/149876891631/heurtebizzz-welovethebeekeeper-sherlooks

Ooooh, fantastic find.  Scary thoughts.  

I think S4 is going to be filled with all the terror and heartbreak we've been promised.  The only reason I'm not completely panicked is because I believe there will eventually be great happiness beyond the heartbreak. 

tonnaree wrote:

SusiGo wrote:

Here is something interesting news. It seems there was indeed underwater photography, possibly in connection with a sunken car:

http://isitandwonder.tumblr.com/post/149876891631/heurtebizzz-welovethebeekeeper-sherlooks

Ooooh, fantastic find.  Scary thoughts.  

I think S4 is going to be filled with all the terror and heartbreak we've been promised.  The only reason I'm not completely panicked is because I believe there will eventually be great happiness beyond the heartbreak. 

Same here!

Yes, that's interesting, especially as they don't link very much between episodes - if they do, it's got to be significant.   I'm not sure about the "deductions", though - if Mary phoned Molly to babysit, why would Sherlock think she had been abducted?   It's possible (abductors allowing her to phone round for a babysitter), but it seems more likely she had to leave urgently.  Also why would that make David the father of the baby?  That seems quite unlikely - you get the impression from TSOT that he's an ex and while he's still interested in Mary, it's not mutual.   And Mary is in the very early stages of pregnancy at the wedding. 

We're getting so much closer!! 

We are getting even closer now...