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I'm worried about Mycroft!
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I do love that John is in full Sass Mode in TFP. 
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Haha, yes that little smirk that came up made me so happy!
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I like when Sherlock and John smirk together at the : 'the kettle's in the kitchen' line.
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About John's "Thy're not dog's bones": in the canon ACD story "The Norwood Builder" it is assumed that the main character has been killed and his corpse has been burnt; but later they find in the ashes no human bones, but only the bones of a rabbit.
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What do you mean only a rabbit?!
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I liked when Sherlock said "that's why he stays" and John had a tiny smile. Then the same when John said middle child that explains a lot and Sherlock had the same tiny smile.
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Lovely.
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Concerning:"only a rabbit": I love rabbits, and they are really not "only",of course. But it is a bit strange, that the bones of a rabbit are taken for human bones, of course, even in 1895. The Granada series changed this quite cleverly, by the way
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Good stuff.
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besleybean wrote:
I like when Sherlock and John smirk together at the : 'the kettle's in the kitchen' line.
I loved that too!
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Vampire-pirate strikes!
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Mysterious scene - Sherlock finds a bowl of the dog who never existed at all:
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Planted by Eurus, presumably.
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I have to laugh when at the posts saying "why was there a dog bowl if Redbeard was really a child"!! (Not here, elsewhere)
Like it's that difficult to create a dog bowl with a name on it?? It's not actually something from Sherlock's childhood, it's something made specifically to mess with his mind.
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I think he's got quite a Mark Gatiss touch in him I don't know, it's in his facial expressions...
(btw, it's OT: I thought the young Sherlock was adorable, don't get me wrong, but why did they choose a redhead child? Just like Steven's son in HLV had quite light hair too. I know it's just a detail but I'm sure that they would have no prob finding a boy with dark curls? Was Sherlock supposed to have a different hair colour when he was a kid? I know this happens, my bro was blond until the age of ten and then his hair turned dark brown. My hair was also lighter when I was a kid. But still...)
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