I don't think Sherlock did exactly kiss John's hair. It was a comforting embrace...if that's what you were saying!

I have always been open to the fact that I come from the asexual(or at least celibate) Sherlock school. But from what the team have said, they don't seem to feel quite the same way. I accept that, the same way I accept they don't show Sherlock or John interested in men.

However I was a tad concerned about another comment I've just seen...I say again(just to try and make it clear AGAIN): for me it is NOT about not wanting to see Johnlock, I would have loved to have seen Johnlock.
It's about the facts of what the programme has shown us: we know John has had sex with at least one woman and been tempted by a few others.
Sherlock has only ever been shown to be interested in Irene.
So tell me; what have I not seen?
 

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English is an arse of a language don't worry...I wasn't sure you did mean this!
I think a kiss would have been lovely...but not going to happen in BBC Sherlock.
There has been a distinct lack of glitter, never mind rainbows in this series so far...and it doesn't look like it's going to get very pink and sparkly next time, either.

What romance?
One week to go and there has been none: well at least not between Sherlock and John.

That would be nice...but are they going to give us such a cosy ending?

You really think this will happen?

I think so too, but fear what it is.

Though I should point out:  gay realtionships are not at all histoy making on UK TV...we have a lot of it.

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Liberty wrote:

In five days, we will know for sure what the story they've been telling all along is, and what's groundbreaking, what's television history.  I'm so excited!

Can anyone point me in the right direction for the source of those quotes? I see "It's groundbreaking" and "It's TV history" used a lot in support of canon Johnlock, but I'm not sure who said it, when they said it and what the context was.

They already have:  it's the best TV ever.

They are all so rightly proud of this wonderful show.
Ghost Mary is a bit of a first, plus her taking a bullet for Sherlock.

ewige wrote:

Holmes and Watson in a romantic relationship would constitute TV history in every country.

Shani,
pretty much every interview with Moftiss had them mentioning making TV history.

Ah but in which tense: past or future? I've often heard them saying that the show was a much bigger hit than either of them ever expected and that nobody could anticipate Sherlock becoming so massive. In which case Sherlock has already 'made history'. Is that what they meant or have they explicitly said that they are going to make TV history with this particular run of 3 episodes? It's quite an important distinction: particularly if you think it's related to Johnlock appearing on screen.

And as I say, I've heard a lot of interviews with them and I don't actually recall that specific phrase being used very often. It sounds rather self-aggrandising for Mofftiss, who when discussing Sherlock are usually quite humble about its global success. I'm not saying they haven't said it, I just wonder if there is a link to an actual interview.

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