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Re: Series 4 Setlock (potential spoilers)
Some further details about a scene filmed in a tunnel:
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Re: Series 4 Setlock (potential spoilers)
I guess it's a deal not a pardon.
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Maybe a deal, but it can also be a pardon after some successfully solved case of international importance... 
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Married, with the baby: 
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Re: Series 4 Setlock (potential spoilers)
Those last pics are still from "the day with the dog"? John looks worried in that first one.
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aw lovely pictures!!
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Tricky Setlock locations in Cardiff Bay:
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Aw that's mean
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Re: Series 4 Setlock (potential spoilers)
nakahara wrote:
Married, with the baby:
well they look stressed, short night I guess.
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Baby kept them awake during the night.
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Baby kept them awake during the night.
exactly what I meant!
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Some Ben loveliness, some might find it spoilerish, therefore here not in one of the many BC threads.
"Benedict Cumberbatch is filming Sherlock again and he looks damn good"
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I think that article sums up the fandom pretty well.
Clueing for looks.
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Tricky Setlock locations in Cardiff Bay:
I love that!! 
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Outsmarting the fandom!
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Director for the episode 2 is announced:
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Oh, so might see something of the HLV style in episode 2?
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We´ll see. I liked the style in which HLV was done, so I´m quite excited about this.
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Extreme cuteness.
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