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Mark Gatiss outside Wyndham's Theatre on 06/02/25 after watching Inside No 9 Stage/Fright (source)
guess who just found out the difference between wax paper and parchment paper the hard way
wait what’s the difference?
one you can use in the oven safely and the other you can also use in the oven if the thing you are trying to make happens to be fire
David Burke. 1934 - 2026. A great actor and the no. 1 Watson the world has ever known.
From the John H. Watson Society: One of the finest and most beloved Watsons ever to grace the screen has passed away. David Burke was 91 years old, just shy of his 92nd birthday, and he is survived by his wife Anna Calder-Marshall and his son Tom Burke.
By all accounts, he was a gentleman and a wonderful human being. He could have stayed on to play Watson much longer, which would have made many of us very happy, but he chose to leave the show to be nearer to his family, especially since Tom was very young at the time.
His was not the first intelligent and competent Watson, but this version marked a turning point in mainstream depictions, from comedic sidekick to a hero in his own right.
RIP, dear sir. You will be missed. JOHN H. WATSON SOCIETY
David Burke as Dr Watson in The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Rest in peace to a true gentleman x
I know we love to talk about Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s weird spiritualism and his love-hate relationship with Houdini, but I feel like we’re sleeping on several other aspects of his character here
Like, he personally Sherlocked two dudes out of prison? He was a whaler? He was a doctor and a field surgeon. Dude had a lot going on. Also I knew he was knighted, but I never thought to ask WHY. Low key thought the crown just REALLY liked his books.
When Sherlock Holmes adaptation try to ship him with Irene Adler:
This was actually an older sketch I found on my ex-laptop, haha… I just touched it up with some shading and overlays. Didn’t post it before as I wasn’t happy with the likeness… Looking now, perhaps I was overly critical? Anyhow, here’s John Watson not so long after he was shot, nearer the end of his hospital stay when he’s been unhooked from any machines but is still clearly battered… and in turmoil about being discharged from military service.
(My Art Tag) Please do not remove my link or caption!
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suggestions for other adaptations will be accepted as long as i can find a reference picture of their door
Happy birthday to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 🫶💖
Thanks for our beloveds even if you hated him lmaooooo
+ every Doyle’s Easter eggs in my drawings 🫶
The Boscombe Valley Mystery
when your mutual reblogs something with a full page of tags its like. girl (gender neutral) i am filling my mug with coffee and reading this like the morning paper. i am so interested in your thoughts on this post. i love you.
Getting high on open window air