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Just another confirmation that it´s definitely Mary who leads the dog. Because next to the already complex set of skills she already possesses, she is also fantastic with animals, it seems:
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Vhanja wrote:
I agree, I don't like that hair-do for him either. (Love that he got my favorite jacket back on, though!)
But without context, we should be careful about speculating too much. We know nothing about what's going on, how or why.
Why, if we wouldn't speculate in here, what's the meaning of the whole thread?
Punk? His hair is just a bit long, what I can see.
And I really do hope for the baby it's a doll. 
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Oh, I'm thinking more all the "Mary is now the star of the show and clearly Sherlock and John are just tag-alongs"-comments. We know nothing about how this scene plays out and the context it's in.
I still struggle to make heads or tails of that scene, though. It doens't make sense that it's for a case, because they wouldn't bring a baby on a case.
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Sherlock is actually a Wizard of OZ AU? 
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Lol, fans are quick! 
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Haha, never work with animals or children, isn't that what they say? 
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Seems as if he did what he should do in this case, though. 
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Judging from the photo, the poor dog seems to be terrified. He has its tail curled between his legs fearfully.
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Not in the video.....
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I think it's hard to tell. On the last instavideo posted, he was wagging his tail and seemed a bit relaxed. He stopped wagging and dropped his tail the moment Amanda gave him a hug (most dogs don't like being hugged, despite whatever Disney wants us to believe).
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Borough Market. Was there with Solar, but too early in this year. 
And hopefully that scene doesn't approve my worst fears...
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And hopefully that scene doesn't approve my worst fears...
Oh, I guess they need to show us John as loving father who is carrying around his daughter in a couple of scenes. Then the impact of losing his daughter will be all the more devastating.
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Oh, I guess they need to show us John as loving father who is carrying around his daughter in a couple of scenes. Then the impact of losing his daughter will be all the more devastating.
Yeah, I'm thinking the same. Any fluff in Sherlock only makes me suspicious about what they are building this up to.
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Possible explanation of the dog scene. 
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Dingo ate my baby, London edition?
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Re: Series 4 Setlock (potential spoilers)
John with a doll again and a curly-haired Sherlock, alone:
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Some banter:
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Amanda was detecting a bit too enthusiastically:
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