Loooong article but quite interesting. 

Had no idea that Benedict jumping through the window in TEH was a composite shot. Always wondered how they did it.

And the extras from TRF and TEH were the same with two years pause in between? Oh my God  - it was probably hell to round them all up again! 

I also liked the one about Martin hating his moustache and "But I'm a sex symbol!" 

Interesting as well 
According to Sue Vertue, Mary Morstan’s line “Well, he would have needed a confidante” is our first hint that the character isn’t exactly who she says she is. “She’s assessing it from her point of view.”

That's the first thing I thought after watching HLV and and watching TEH again and also in that cafe (?) before Sherlock is hit the third time that moment John gets angry because Sherlocks thinks he's overreacting, Mary seems to agrees with Sherlock.

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Well, that was refreshing, lots of new information!

I remember watching the end of TSOT with Sherlock banging on the door and thinking that that must have hurt. It apparently did!

Mary

68. In the lab scene where Wiggins deduces that John has been cycling to work, they had trouble ironing the required creases into his shirt as it was made from a non-iron fabric.

That's funny.

7. Una Stubbs’ nickname for Rupert Graves is “Mr Gorgeous.”

61. Una Stubb’s nickname for Lars Mikkelsen is “Mr Gorgeous.”

???
Ah well, aren't they all just "Mr. Gorgeous"? 

Thanks for posting, Ivy!

She does call them both "Mr Gorgeous" in the commentaries.  I didn't think it was her nickname for them - just an approving comment on their looks! 

Lola Red wrote:

I am so glad they did not include crime-solving with Mrs. Hudson (I think it would have been hilarious though, with her telling him to button up his coat in the middle of a brilliant deduction). 

I felt Molly really deserved the moment she got just before they parted ways again, when Sherlock finally gives her a genuine smile.

That scene really hints at how much happened between them around the time of the fall (and we get more when we learn that he uses her flat as a bolthole). There is so much progress in their relationship in these few lines. Sherlock acknowledges her feelings for him and let's her down gently by making it clear that there's something wrong with him and that she deserves better. There is such fondness conveyed towards Molly in the smile before the kiss, so much character growth from the SIB kiss.

So, yeah. What Lola said.

Mary