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Favourite scenes (photos/gifs)
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*gross sobbing*
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That scene!
I'm in a permanent state of almost choked up now, have been since about halfway thorugh the episode.
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Fantastic scenes!
Please, give them both BAFTA.....
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Thank you for the gifs. I needed to see that again.
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Look at these warm colours... 
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Yeah. I wonder whether the flood has already passed (you know, the rising tide from the promo shot).
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Can´t get enough of this:
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I know. It's heartbreaking and heartwarming at the same time.
I figure John's speech is what Martin had to do when he asked people to leave the set.
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Did you noticed how viciously John beat Sherlock? One of Sherlock´s eyes had a hematoma in it.... 
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I saw that but the quality was quite poor so I wasn't sure. Wasn't sure such a thing was at all possible! Oh my. Poor Sherlock.
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Poor Sherlock - Mrs. Hudson was driving like a loony, just imagine how he must have felt all cramped in there!
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"Somebody loves you. Oh, if I had to punch that face, I'd avoid that nose and teeth too..."
Well, somebody clearly didn't avoid that nose...
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I feel like I'm typing "poor Sherlock" on repeat today 
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I definitely said/thought "poor Sherlock" throughout the episode.
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