KeepersPrice wrote:

Every day is a gamble. I could be hit by a bus before the next series. I can't wait to know. Boss, I just PM'd you.

That's how I feel XD

Mary Me wrote:

Seriously, if there was a serial killer attempting to kill me I would say "No, you can't, series 3 of Sherlock hasn't aired yet" and just walk away.

Haha ...it really is awesome to be among my fellow Sherlock obsessed kin, I just love it here 

sj4iy wrote:

tonnaree wrote:

Just notice I have achived the level of John'sArmy.  

Ridiculously proud.  

I should probably be worried about how quickly I reached the level I'm at :D

I shudder to think what level I would be on if I didn't actually have a day job.  And not being allowed to post from work.
 

Haha, I have to say I was impressed by the amount of people who inundated me for spoiler requests. Well done guys. None of you have any self control anymore.

Nothing wrong with wanting to keep abreast of matters!

Tho a bit of human realism would be nice.
Real life male friends are much more demonstrably affectionate towards each other, than Sherlock and John  are.
Canon Holmes and Watson are much more physically affectionate with each other than our boys.

Sherlock Holmes wrote:

Haha, I have to say I was impressed by the amount of people who inundated me for spoiler requests. Well done guys. None of you have any self control anymore.

Nope, none at all! 
 

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Be wrote:

I guess that they will become more obvious with clues and pattern in series 3 to provide the information they want to share, but I really hope "Sherlock" won't drift into silly and ridiculous fanfiction. 
 

 
I honestly wouldn't worry about that, Gatiss and Moffat are far too brilliant as writers to let such a thing happen, and you also always have to consider the fact, that probably not many writers love a bit of a streak of horror in their stories more than Gatiss does. He has a very obvious preference for dark(-er) stories, which I love.
So I think we will get a good mixture of funny and scary, warm feelings of affection and a certain coldness, which is what makes "Sherlock" (and the original stories) so special in my eyes, to have this roller coaster of emotions in each episode. I also don't think that Martin and Benedict would want to keep on doing it if it turned into a mere fun sitcom or fan fiction. I wouldn't make too much of that happy and sweet moment being presented to fans as a treat. The last series ended on such a dark and depressing note, I think they felt they had to show something to counter balance.

But, I guess we are all just getting more nervous about series 3 as time goes by, or is it just me??? 

the_dancing_woman wrote:

Be wrote:

I guess that they will become more obvious with clues and pattern in series 3 to provide the information they want to share, but I really hope "Sherlock" won't drift into silly and ridiculous fanfiction. 
 

 
I honestly wouldn't worry about that, Gatiss and Moffat are far too brilliant as writers to let such a thing happen, and you also always have to consider the fact, that probably not many writers love a bit of a streak of horror in their stories more than Gatiss does. He has a very obvious preference for dark(-er) stories, which I love.
So I think we will get a good mixture of funny and scary, warm feelings of affection and a certain coldness, which is what makes "Sherlock" (and the original stories) so special in my eyes, to have this roller coaster of emotions in each episode. I also don't think that Martin and Benedict would want to keep on doing it if it turned into a mere fun sitcom or fan fiction. I wouldn't make too much of that happy and sweet moment being presented to fans as a treat. The last series ended on such a dark and depressing note, I think they felt they had to show something to counter balance.

But, I guess we are all just getting more nervous about series 3 as time goes by, or is it just me??? 

You are right. We need some funny scenes after TRF. And the gap between series 2 und 3 is too long. We are getting more and more nervous about series 3 untill we imagine some horror scenarios.

besleybean wrote:

On the contrary.  
Because of hearing, reading and seeing all of the spoilers, I feel much happier abour S3.
I mean we know it's gonna be a tear jerked ending, that's Steven for you...well ok it was Thompson last time. But Mark and Steven will oversee anyway.
I thought it was interesting at Comic Com that Mark said in future they will not be writing any series endings that require re-filming.  As they've done that twice now!
But I hope we'll get some laughs along the way!

I'm quite pleased with what we know about series 3 so far too (spoilers and all) , I'm mostly nervous because of this...ending they keep taunting us with , but however heart-wrenching it is, I believe in the amazing writing of Moffat, and Gatiss and Thompson...the humour, the heart-break, the sadness, the joy, the drama, the cleverness, etc...all of it is what makes Sherlock special