bbc sherlock – Page 3 – take time to figure it out

violet-vernet:

benedictscumbercollective:

It’s okay.

It’s not okay.

No… but it is what it is.

Look at him. Look. Look at the deep breath he takes. Look at it.

bbcajay:

bbcajay:

loved victor nikiforov’s cameo in tld

“my theme for the Grand Prix program is [turns the card over] Fucky.”

the-7-percent-solution:

The Final Problem better be 20 minutes of new plot and 70 minutes of explaining what the FUCK has been going on this whole time.

marcelock:

marcelock:

HEY REMEMBER HOW THEY SAID THE OVERARCHING VILLAIN IS INTRODUCED IN EPISODE ONE AND WE KNOW FOR A FACT SIAN BROOKE IS ALSO IN EPISODE TWO AND APPARENTLY LISTED IN EPISODE THREE FKDKKSKALDKQLSK

I FCKING TOLD YALL WHAT DID I SAY WHAT DID I SAY FUCK

trmojas:

“"Let him do what he wants. He’s entitled.”

devoursjohnlock:

heimishtheidealhusband:

So Sherlock deduced that Faith is suicidal because she’s walking around with a cane, no coat on, a gun, and no plan to get home. Which we are then, on camera, explicitly told parallels ASIP John Watson.

So he comes up with a reason to have Faith by his side so he can help her through her danger night.

Which is not at all dissimilar to having John tag along to angelo’s, go on a chase, and spark a joy for life again.

Sherlock knew. When he summoned John across London on that fateful first night “just to send a text”, it wasn’t because he was being a prat, he was trying to save John’s life.

For the love of god, please stop retroactively making already-sad things infinitely sadder.

Faith: “Big brother is watching.”

Sherlock: “Literally.”

Me, at the end: “What the f#@k sick kind of f#@king foreshadowing is that holy s#%t??”