Aw, it has the rest of the Janine scene in the hospital!   That would have been quite sweet.  Thanks for posting this ... although I'm slightly worried that all these scripts coming out means they really are finished.

Yes, maybe just keeping the interest going?  And it's not like they've posted S4, yet.

Ooh, did you see this bit?

Sir Edwin: If this is some expression of ... familial sentiment ...
Mycroft: Don't be absurd.  You know what we did to our sister.

So ... Eurus originally wasn't a surprise, even to Sherlock?

Yes, they said they'd carefully written "brotherly" so that people would think it was a brother.   But it must have been quite a late addition.   I suppose it would still have been surprise to us when Eurus appeared, as she was in disguise.   But interesting that quite late in the S3 timeline, they must have decided to make Sherlock being party to incarcerating her ("what we did to our sister").  It's odd, because the Redbeard mentions are in the same script.   So at that point, Sherlock presumably knew about Eurus (and had helped Mycroft put her away), but still had amnesia over "Redbeard".  I think I can see that working.  I wonder why they changed it?

It's certainly more of a leap for Sherlock.  And of course, hands Mycroft full responsibility for incarcerating Eurus, and lying about her.  

What surprises me is how many changes they made to this version which seems to have been quite final. And how the actors deviate from the what is there, especially in the tarmac scene. Which I think is much more beautiful in the filmed version than here. The way they are just holding hands instead of shaking is much more poignant than the "manly" embrace. 
 

Very interesting changes... Sherlock definately dying on the table without hope makes me wonder again... but, I guess there's, surprisingly, always hope

SusiGo wrote:

What surprises me is how many changes they made to this version which seems to have been quite final. And how the actors deviate from the what is there, especially in the tarmac scene. Which I think is much more beautiful in the filmed version than here. The way they are just holding hands instead of shaking is much more poignant than the "manly" embrace. 
 

Maybe they wanted to avoid an inflation in embraces and save one for something special. (Sherlock comforting John in T6T.)
In my opinion, being at the brink of a "tdeath do us part" situation, an embrace, let alone a "manly" one, would have been too weak and inadequate.  Better then leave it out. This version feels more like John's bewildered  "I can't think of a single thing to say.".
 

Indeed. At this point the handshake is so much stronger and it would have diminished the impact of the TLD embrace. I am glad they went for the change. 

And look what they hid (and cut) amidst all the other tabloid lies:

SHERLOCK'S NO HOMO.

But if all the other headlines were lies, one would assume that this one was false, too.