isn't it cool how every sherlock holmes adaptation for visual media has to reckon with the loss of Watson as narrator? I think it's so cool how every sherlock holmes adaptation for visual media has to reckon with the loss of Watson as narrator
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isn't it cool how every sherlock holmes adaptation for visual media has to reckon with the loss of Watson as narrator? I think it's so cool how every sherlock holmes adaptation for visual media has to reckon with the loss of Watson as narrator
sherlock holmes: *falls off that stupid waterfall again*
me: *gasp* diva down
idgaf calling your modernisation of A Study in Scarlet "A Study in Pink" is so vivid so heightened so chic
honestly there's not a force on this earth that could make me care about sherlock holmes's family and I don't understand why every adaptation is so determined to change that
scan isn't even my favourite short but I could talk about it for months. acd writes Irene Adler like he knows exactly what's going to happen to her image
kinda frustrating seeing people treat "you see, but you do not observe" as nothing more than a cool quote when it's pivotal to the theme of the story it appears in.
then again, you could say that's quite fitting for the same reason.
fun fact: every time you say the name "Godfrey Norton" a different sherlock holmes adapter startles awake in a cold sweat.
of course multiverse theory was founded in 1895. of course it was.