XistentialAngst's Blog, page 33

missdeliadili:midnytemercury:Apple Q&A - Moffat sends...

missdeliadili:

midnytemercury:

Apple Q&A - Moffat sends Benedict actual 6 year old into a giggle fit [x]

Lol

marcespot:The creators of Sherlock on Series Four. From BBC...

marcespot:

The creators of Sherlock on Series Four.

From BBC Breakfast.

(x)

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"The Six Thatchers does have a bad guy, but he’s very much in the background. Instead the episode..."

“The Six Thatchers does have a bad guy, but he’s very much in the background. Instead the episode focuses on the cracks starting to form between Sherlock John and Mary. The emotional events of the final act change the dynamic of the show irrevocably.”

- New info on ‘The Six Thatchers’ from the Radio Times - (via nixxie-fic)

loudest-subtext-in-tv:I haven’t talked about this in years but I just remembered how the Johnlock...

loudest-subtext-in-tv:

I haven’t talked about this in years but I just remembered how the Johnlock kiss will definitely be designed to blow the fake Sherl0ls kiss out of the water, and how our dads selected Martin in part because of how impressed they were by that kiss on The Office, and how The Princess Bride is such a big inspiration for the show and the kiss was described as THE MOST passionate and pure so that’s what they’re aiming to one-up

haha fucked up if true

byebyefrost:iamjohnlocked4life:johnlockingalong:skulls-and-...

byebyefrost:

iamjohnlocked4life:

johnlockingalong:

skulls-and-tea:

loudest-subtext-in-tv:

skulls-and-tea:

i feel Old

imagine how John feels

I mean

It’s been 130 years…

This is the most accurate post on this website.

"But wait and see, who knows what’ll happen. Cause I, generally speaking, lie, and if I had a secret..."

“But wait and see, who knows what’ll happen. Cause I, generally speaking, lie, and if I had a secret plan, it would remain secret, cause I kept it secret.”

-

Steven Moffat (Oxford Union)

Followed by thumbs up and a cheeky grin

(via beegrumpy)

"Pretty much the first thing you get [when you read a script] is just overall how extraordinarily..."

“Pretty much the first thing you get [when you read a script] is just overall how extraordinarily brilliant the imagination and the amount of work that’s gone into this sort of creation, this furtherment, I suppose, of the Conan Doyle originals is, and involves…and then you start picking out the details that relate to the original stories, and then, just beautiful little character arcs - some are remarkably long term in their planning. So we’re getting payoffs in this series that - you know, are to do with how this began.”

- Benedict Cumberbatch, BBC Breakfast (x)

"There are certain clues, or plot points, or spoilers, that we literally never write down, in case..."

“There are certain clues, or plot points, or spoilers, that we literally never write down, in case they get out. And I’m often the one who says them. And I just say them on the day. So they’re never present in the script. So that there’s no danger of them being leaked.”

- Mark Gatiss, BBC Breakfast (x)

yearofjohnlock:inevitably-johnlocked:shag-me-senseless-watson:...

yearofjohnlock:

inevitably-johnlocked:

shag-me-senseless-watson:

supercheshirekat:

a-candle-for-sherlock:

skulls-and-tea:

these old S3 trailers are wild

wow they weren’t playing around

there’s, like, no happiness there it’s all TRAGEDY

and INTO BATTLE

and HEARTBREAK and MURDER