Young Sherlock 4 Season Plan
I'm still absolutely obssessed with this fucking show. Soooo I made the four-plan season in my head that will never happen:
Season 2: Sherlock and James actually get together, after like an episode and a half, where they brush off the tension of the previous season (maybe the get to a deal of James not selling the formula UNLESS things stop being interesting with Sherlock; that could even be the get-together-point: Sherlock finally realising another ways their relationship could be interesting). And they are actually together (not whatever they did with House and Cuddy in House MD S7, to name a poorly handled doomed relationship). We introduce Moran, but he's just a shadow in the background, and it seems as if Sherlock is the one more fascinated with him.
Season 3: break-up and James villain era beings! Again, it happens after an episode and a half more or less. And, you know what? I would make it be both their fault: James is having increasingly more amoral behaviours., while Sherlock has began using and being an absolute pest when he's high as a kite. They throw shit at each other, and go their different ways. By the end of the season, we discover that the actual big bad is James (had began planning even before the break-up), that escapes with the help of Moran (though Mycroft and Bea blame Sherlock neglecting his efforts because it's James -this is not true, and he actually feels cheated upon, because he truly didn't think Moran was that involved with James-)
Season 4: the first two to three episodes are a random case, with some James minor criminal plan in the background, but not that relevant. But THEN Cordelia gets kinnaped, James hears and decides to tend Sherlock an olive branch to help find her (mainly because they are in need of some of his already growing criminal network). Would be a great plot twist if the antagonist actually wanted James, not any of the Holmes. The whole doing the case together, make them become closer again, and get together again, with Sherlock so desperate for someone that truly gets him that he tells James he will give up being a detective, his life, to be with him. James is charmed and at the begining elated of having manage to corrupt Sherlock...but then he realises he will forever be utterly broken if he follows him, so leaves him in the middle of the night. AND HERE, FOUR OPTIONS FOR THE EPILOGUE OF THE SERIES:
+Introducing John Watson! Some years later, he goes to share 221B with Sherlock (we know the deal), but, for absolute funsies, he's also played by an Irish actor, and, when Sherlock hears his accent, he has like a vacant look and it ends with him saying something like "you remind me to an old friend" right before the whole deducing which war he went to.
+Already living with John! And it's just the introduction of their first case involving James...and we clearly see the totally not normal reaction of Sherlock and John's concern over it.
+The Fall: we see it from John (we deduce it's him by context clues) and either Bea or Mycroft from ground, where the waterfall breaks. And, when they fell, John is perplexed, and says that he doesn't understand. The sibling present asks him why, he answers "The way his body is...that posture, I know it...he's happy, in peace", and the sibling in question replies, with either sadness or resignation "Yes, that makes sense, indeed".
+The bee keeping era: Sherlock is working on his bees when cue to some Irish song comes in the soundtrack, and a known voice taunts him from behind. "I am afraid I am about to make your after-death plans far more interesting" and Sherlock replies "Took you long enough to un-fake your death" and here either we see them embrace or we broke the audience's hearts by showing James is actually an allucination and the camera pans to show us him looking exactly like in the pilot.
Also: let Bea kiss girls, pls. (And, yeah, I am part of the whole "let Jack O'Connell be Moran")
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