I would welcome sobbing but all I feel is catatonic fear.  (Yes, I like to be dramatic. )

Oh my goodness! I can't wait! 

CAM sounds like a terrifying villian and I love it! I have been waiting to see this villian in action and hope he makes a big impact just like Moriarty did. It sounds like he does. =D Can't wait!

let's see: chocolate OK - whisky OK - shock blanket OK - cats (come back here kitties) nearly OK
i'm ready for sunday

And it's only Thursday. Can't wait!

I'm now frantically theorising. There was so much Sherlock characterisation, and Mycroft warning him not to get involved. Redbeard. Mycroft's gonna be right. And smug. 

Sherlock Holmes wrote:

I really want to know what Redbeard means.

We find out about Redbeard in an amazing scene :D  As well as quite a lot of other things in that same scene.

I'm so excited for this episode!  For those of you who are lucky enough to have seen HLV - is it as gripping as the Reichenbach fall?  I've really enjoyed this series, but I am a tiny, tiny bit disappointed as my favourite episodes are still ones from series 1&2. I know you don't want to reveal too much, and deep down I'm sure that I don't want to know too much (although my browsing history would suggest otherwise) but is this a thrilling one?

As a side note, when I first watched Reichenbach, I went from the semi-dignified position of sitting the edge of my seat to watching wide eyed and half hiding behind the sofa at the second half, so if it is more gripping then I don't know where that leaves me when HLV airs.

Supplies............well, if it's as bad as they say it is.

Molly Hooper wrote:

I'm so jealous of you, Ozma!! I hope you had a fabulous time... despite the heart-shreading nature it seems to have Did you get tickets for free or were they really expensive??

I had a good time yes. Heart beating fast all the time. No the tickets were free - I went with a Bafta member.

anjaH_alias wrote:

sj4iy wrote:

anjaH_alias wrote:

But what will happen? I mean I have the feeling it´s not Mary dying because somebody said here (or there), it´s not going to be what the most expect. So - what else then?
Sherlock and John can´t die. Mycroft, Molly, Lestrade, Mrs. Hudson? Is it about dying?
The worst thing I can imagine for me personally is a broken Sherlock-John-relationship again. But they wouldn´t do this, or ?

Let's put it like this:

I never once thought it would end like that.

;)

This episode will make all of the episodes before it seem like child's play.

Super - so far I understood. But do Sherlock and John stand txogether????

but you haven't seen it... I want to be careful not to put ideas in people's mind. Everybody needs to make up their own ideas about it I think...

Oh my, I already had sort of a nightmare last night. I was somewhere official watching the episode, then for some bloody stupid reason I can't even remember anymore, I had to leave the cinema for a few minutes and talk to someone. When I wanted to get back in, I was unable to find the right door and ended up somewhere else, and I was quite distraught as you all can imagine.
I want Sunday come and gone, so I can go back to normal, sort of...

What really consoles and mullifies me is that writers and producers seem really eager to get started on the next series. So, regardless of how things are going to be between John and Sherlock at the end of episode 3, there will be a new series and I am certain they will be back together in Baker Street at some point in the forseeable future.
"Sherlock" will always be about those two men, their friendship and the cases they solve and along the road Gatiss and Moffat like to play with us a little (or a little more) , that's how I see it.

No sleep for us Sunday night.