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Thank you, I hope you had a nice holidays too. 
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Dashing gentleman!
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Jeremy had an unbelievable presence on screen. 
And he was a very good singer, too.
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Six Napoleons, Holmes and lestrade.
It would be so great to have a similar scene in Six Thatchers also, but as I know Mofftiss, they would rather create an exact opposite:
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Have A Merry Christmas
(From The Blue Carbuncle)
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They were both so lovely in that episode.... sheer perfection.
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"It's a question of cubic capacity...a man with so large a head must have something in it"
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Looks like my morning, hehehe.
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