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I think so, too.
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Another fantastic slate!
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Well done, Arwel.
Clueing for looks.
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What is a recce bus? 
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Why the AMERICAN Mother's Day?
Recce is short for reconnaissance.
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Probably because she's in Canada (judging from the tweet), and she's American herself, I believe. Maybe she got to have two if she was over here in March!
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That's just greedy!
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You can't have too many Mother's Days. <3
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Just a thought, I've had a look at the short stories that Doyle had written and that have been hinted at in the series.
From the look of it, it only leaves us with 20 original stories (I may have miscounted, though)...but I've every faith that TPTB will have many more ideas to continue on Holmes and Watson's adventures!
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Lilythiell wrote:
Just a thought, I've had a look at the short stories that Doyle had written and that have been hinted at in the series.
From the look of it, it only leaves us with 20 original stories (I may have miscounted, though)...but I've every faith that TPTB will have many more ideas to continue on Holmes and Watson's adventures!
If an element of the original story was used in an episode, that doesn´t mean some other element of the same story cannot be used again in another episode. The elements taken from "Sign of four" were used in four episodes thus far and judging from Setlock (the chase with the dog Toby), more elements from that will be used in the future.
And then there are famous pastiches and famous movie adaptations that offer plenty of new ideas.... 
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I admire the slate art!
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Thank you for your quick response, nakahara 
and pardon my late reaction.
I am aware that elements of the same stories can be used in different episodes, I had a terrible second of doubt that prompted me to share this. I am however happy to know that you share the view the writers will not be stopped any time soon
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Well it takes them a decade between each series anyway!
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Preparation for Episode 2 is in full swing:
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Lovely tweets! And I like the shoes too!
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THEY'RE READING EPISODE TWO! Words exist. Things are going to happen.
Still ridiculously excited over setlock.
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