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Yes, the hair really suits her!
I think we've already been told no Johnlock . But nice to expand on what Steven said about writing gay characters.
I liked Mark's "wait and see" answer to the question about the relationship between Mycroft and Sherlock - I've been expecting to see more of that after TAB!
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Amazing panel, I just love their humour really!
And very interesting talk about the LGBT... but one question, did that guy forget that Irene is gay? (well, bi for Sherlock)
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Oops, I think I missed the start, got distracted watching the trailer about 15 times on another website...
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I want to know what this difficult scene is that Martin if filming all by himself...
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Lautrela wrote:
Does someone know what song Mark started to sing ?
The first time... ever I saw your face.... Umm, i can't think of the name of it sorry!
Edit: oh, that is the title
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Me too, it's worrying me even... I wonder what could be so difficult and why he'd be alone!!
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Roberta Flack, The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
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Lautrela wrote:
Does someone know what song Mark started to sing ?
I'm trying to remember ... I think it was "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face".
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This Is The Phantom Lady wrote:
Amazing panel, I just love their humour really!
And very interesting talk about the LGBT... but one question, did that guy forget that Irene is gay? (well, bi for Sherlock)
Possibly Moriarty (hinted at with the comment about the difficulty of making bad guys gay) and Mycroft too, and a couple of minor characters, and then there are some unknowns, like Magnussen. Although I suppose it's a fair point that Irene is the only major character who is definitely gay, and she spends her story line falling for Sherlock!
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ukaunz wrote:
Oops, I think I missed the start, got distracted watching the trailer about 15 times on another website...
The whole thing in one or two hours on their channel:
I watched the one with Tom Hiddleston (he was on yesterday) earlier.
Lautrela wrote:
Does someone know what song Mark started to sing ?
When I have some words of the lyrics I usually google it, it always helped me so far.
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The quality is good, you can hear what they are saying and you can see their face, we have to be thankful
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Thank you Ivy!
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Great, Ivy, thank you so much!
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Some parts of Nerd HQ were uploaded the whole thing should come soon. Have to sleep now, enjoy watching everyone who hasn't seen it live.
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Thank you so much for the links!
What an awesome panel. Even with them not being able to say much they said an awful lot of things, and they are just hilarious! I had to cover my mouth not to laugh too hard. (since it's after midnight and we've got thin walls in my building)
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Thank you Ivy!
Had found the first part (before the audience asks questions uploaded by Flicks and the City) but that part has not been uploaded yet, so thank you!
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found the second part from flicks and the city, audio is slightly better. When they are ask about their first line in the script, you can hear Amanda whisper
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Lol!
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With An Accent has posted Part 2 of their SDCC 2016 interview with Stephen Moffat, Mark Gatiss, Sue Vertue and Amanda Abbington
Sherlock & A Study in Secrecy
Part 1 has been posted elsewhere on the forum, but for those who missed it, here's the link:
Sherlock & A Case of Sexual Identity
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Thanks, Ukaunz!
I love that they're going to be referencing the old Rathbone films. I feel I grew up with those and I loved them! I feel a bit of a philistine, but it was really those I loved rather than the ACD stories. I suppose that Moftiss grew up with them too, given that we're of a similar age and had the same TV programming in our youths!
I like this quote (even though I don't want it to end on a cliffhanger):
You don’t want to think they stop; [you want to think] that Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson never stop. They’re always going to be in those rooms at Baker Street. They always are. And there’s always going to be another client coming into the door. You kind of want it to end with the doorbell ringing. You don’t want it to end ever, because this is the story that does not end.