Sherlock (Moffat/Gatiss) Page 38

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  • devil_badger 17 Jan 2017 06:34:31 812 posts
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    I like him. Think it's the humour in him.
  • superted1974 17 Jan 2017 07:27:18 323 posts
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    At times it felt like I was watching new levels of Portal.

    Edited by superted1974 at 07:27:39 17-01-2017
  • YenRug 17 Jan 2017 10:08:01 4,553 posts
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    Nemesis wrote:
    TPReview wrote:
    Nemesis wrote:
    Molly pops up in the tidying up montage near the end, however *shrug*

    But she seemed perfectly happy, so did that whole 'dramatic' event have no bearing at all on her?
    I think.....the whole dramatic event had no bearing at all and it's business as usual!
    Seeing as the montage came pretty much right after Mary telling the two of them to get on with "living life" kind of message, I took it that Molly appearing happy in her brief glimpse meant that Sherlock has at least deigned to acknowledge her existence and go on a date.
  • simpleexplodingmaybe 17 Jan 2017 19:33:44 19,992 posts
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    http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2017-01-17/sherlock-star-louise-brealey-disagrees-with-steven-moffats-comments-on-molly-hooper

    Moffat's take makes him sound like he's never met people or experienced heartbreak in his life
  • Deleted user 17 January 2017 20:30:52
    "She gets over it!" said Moffat. "Surely at a certain point you have to figure out that after Sherlock escapes tells her, 'I’m really sorry about that, it was a code, I thought your flat was about to blow up.' And she says, 'Oh well that’s okay then, you bastard.' And then they go back to normal, that’s what people do."
    He added: "I can’t see why you’d have to play that out. She forgives him, of course, and our newly grown-up Sherlock is more careful with her feelings in the future. In the end of that scene, she’s a bit wounded by it all, but he’s absolutely devastated. He smashes up the coffin, he’s in pieces, he’s more upset than she is, and that’s a huge step in Sherlock’s development.
    "The question is: Did Sherlock survive that scene? She probably had a drink and went and shagged someone, I dunno. Molly was fine."
    Did he actually say that?

    Maybe it's time he stopped writing characters.

    Or, you know...altogether at this point.
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