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Did anyone else feel like Molly’s appearance was just an opportunity to include the character in the episode? I understand the goal was to shake Sherlock as much as possible by threatening the deaths of the people he cared about, but the whole scene kind of felt manufactured. Louise Brealey and Benedict Cumberbatch were both excellent, but I guess I just didn’t see the point? We already knew Molly loved Sherlock.
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20 Things You May (or May Not) Know About BBC Sherlock
As culled from various interviews, the DVD commentaries and assorted miscellany. I tried not to go with the more obvious bits of trivia (like Benedict dyes his hair) but if you’re a hardcore fan, you’ll likely still know all of these anyway:
Martin Freeman plays army doctor John Watson, formerly with the Royal Army Medical Corps. In real life, Martin’s grandfather was a medic with the 150th Field Ambulance, RAMC, during World War II. Leonard Freeman was killed in a Luftwaffe attack on May 24, 1940, during the Battle of Dunkirk.
Benedict Cumberbatch was the only actor asked to audition for the role of Sherlock, after Steven Moffat and Sue Vertue saw him in the film Atonement and Mark Gatiss, who’d worked with him on the film Starter for 10, vouched for him. Benedict’s audition was filmed in Beryl Vertue’s London flat, where she served tea and biscuits “like Mrs. Hudson.”
(The Great Game) In the scene where Sherlock examines Carl Powers’ shoe in the lab, his solo shots were done on a separate day than the shots with John. They had to shoot part of the scene without Martin Freeman after he was injured from slipping on the icy steps of a production trailer.
The pilot and A Study in Pink were filmed one year apart (in 2009 and 2010, respectively).
The dog in Hounds of Baskerville was named Whiskey after Mark Gatiss’ own childhood dog. Kirstie’s pet was an homage to Mark’s husband Ian’s childhood pet, a rabbit named Bluebell.
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Someone make me feel better about Mary. I really want to feel comfortable with John forgiving her, but how can he trust her when he doesn't know who she really is/what she's done? I would understand if it weren't for the incident with Magnussen and Sherlock, which shows she isn't really "retired" from whatever she used to do. Yeah, what happened in her past is her business, but what happens in their future is not only his privilege, it's also his problem. How does John know she isn't just playing him the way she obviously played Janine, befriending her to get to her boss? I know he loves her, but come on, John isn't stupid. I wish he'd read whatever was on that thumb drive and knew who she really was, because then I could accept all this.
In defense of Mary shooting Sherlock
So there’s this post floating around. And it’s been bugging me. There are a few really good points in it that and some that are not so good, but there’s one argument that has just been eating away at me since I read it and I’m not sure I can shut up about it any longer. I’m not going to add this on to the original post because that is potential drama I do not need, but I do need to vent about it so here we are. It’s to do with the fact that some people are saying that Mary shooting Sherlock doesn’t make any sense when she could have just killed Magnussen and him to cover her ass, or that she could have killed just Magnussen, or any other combination of possibilities. But that’s all completely wrong because it totally misses out on the whole reason that Mary was there in the first place and why that scene made sense at all.
Mary was not there to kill Magnussen.
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I really like this theory, it makes a lot of sense. But there's one thing I can't fit--Sherlock died. He flatlined. Mary is a great shot, she would have known the probable outcome of what she did. If she just wanted to get out of the situation, why not shoot Sherlock somewhere less lethal?
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So all my live streams died and now I've missed too much...is there going to be somewhere to find the episode online when it's over???? I live in the U.S.
