Any thoughts as to who was the reveal at the end?
Who is the new mastermind after Moriarty?
Who is the new mastermind after Moriarty?
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Any thoughts as to who was the reveal at the end?
Who is the new mastermind after Moriarty?
I didn't fully understand that though. What did Sherlock actually say apart from the "I'm not ordinary" spiel that made Moriarty think the only way he could defeat him was by committing suicide?
I love everything Moffat does
Yeah everyone bitches about something.. I don't see them producing anything though
Still infinitely better than anything else on TV but we grade it higher.. I get disappointed when Dane Swan only gets 30 possessions tooI thought it was a bit of a nothing episode on reflection. Nothing is answered, and the main threat is really just a sidebar. There were also a few text overlay scenes that went on for far too long.
I get disappointed when Dane Swan only gets 30 possessions too
Still infinitely better than anything else on TV but we grade it higher
I like the ones where we winWell there are two kinds of 30 disposal games for Dane.
I love everything Moffat does
Just watched it. I enjoyed it, but, and my memory is stretching since it's been a while since I last watched it, I couldn't help but wonder if ti wasn't as good as what's come before it.
Seemed to be a bit over the top with all the stylistic treatment stuff - overlaying of supers and images. Started to be like annoying wallpaper, whereas in the previous seasons it seemed to be more minimal. Or that's my memory.
Some of the humour was way over-played and forced in my book, with some of the cuts and supers.
The flashback to Sherlock jumping off the building while they were on the train seemed out of place.
Anyway, glad it's back but I seemed to notice the art direction and little in-jokes than the story etc than before.
But first episode back and a very high bar has been set previously, so I'll wait.
I think a lot of it was pandering to the fandom. Things like Sherlock and Moriarty on the roof almost kissing to cause the tumblr community to have a simultaneous orgasm, Mary saying that she likes Sherlock in order to pacify the outrageous fans that sent Amanda Abbington death threats etc.
Nevertheless there were some great moments. Such as the scene between Mycroft and Sherlock:
"I'm not lonely." "How would you know?"
I think Anderson at the end summed it up. He was disappointed with Sherlock's explanation because he had built it up so much and gone through everything in his head.. Anderson is a direct parallel to the show's fans. The constant obsessing over it has built up the show to something legendary, something the first episode back could never live up to, and so a lot of fans are disappointed.
Gatiss wrote the entire episode.
Ok episode, hopefully they move quickly away from the events of the crappy Reichenbach fall. The muddled scenario surrounding Sherlock's 'death' is unbelieveable and only cheapens the quality of the show.
What do you mean?
The fact that he let thirty to forty people know is incredibly illogical, which goes against the very premise of his character. Also the fact that he let Watson grieve for two years is crap and makes a mockery of the relationship they built up to that stage. Just poor writing.