#the fucky problem

[elldotsee]

So we agree that the girl on the plane is actually Sherlock, right? Have we connected the “everyone’s asleep, but most importantly, Mummy” to his past trauma already? I know we’ve met the Holmes, but I smell something fucky here....

[angels-in-overcoats]

I have no regrets about the Sherlock “lost episode” conspiracy

It was the most fun I’ve ever had in a fandom and it was far better than the episode on which it was based around

[vaguelyclevermatters]

Me when the final problem aired:

Me now, a year and a half later, and probably for the rest of my life:

[fellshish]

My face when someone asks ME this

[thesherlockexperiment]

I’m sitting on a plane to LA and the person in front of me to the left is fucking watching The Final Problem. What did I do to deserve this?!

[phqyd-roar]

Some Mary is Fucky Season 4 Meta

So I was digging through folders and found my notes from watching Season 4...(yeah I take notes. I’m a full nerd)

1. Mary worked for the British Government as a freelancer, and Mycroft was the one to sever connections with AGRA. That makes it VERY unlikely that Mycroft didn’t know she was an assassin all along. So why would Mycroft not warn Sherlock before Mary shot him in the heart??

He wanted to but some other power was staying his hand, like Moriarty

Mary is actually working for Mycroft and was hired to keep on eye on John, because Sherlock asked Mycroft to take care of John. However Mary actually falls in love with John and doesn’t want him to know he was her mission, ergo Magnussen threatening her, and Mycroft isn’t able to protect her because he’s also scared of Magnussen.

2. If Mary truly thought that all her associates were dead, and wanted to lead a peaceful civilian life from then on, why would she keep around a memory stick of all her secrets that could land her in trouble? So either she knew her associates weren’t dead, making her eviler than we thought, or that memory stick was blank, or she’s stupid. And we know Mary isn’t stupid.

3. The traitor in the Tbilisi incident turns out to be Ms Norbury, who is overlooked and underappreciated because of her profession but is actually very smart, just like the cabbie in ASiP. She made her living by selling secrets, but who would she be selling those secrets to if not the consulting criminal? That means probably Moriarty was the one who organized the coup in Tbilisi (because the universe is rarely so lazy). 

4. Why does Sherlock text John and Mary different things when he asks them to meet him at the London Aquarium?

He texts John: London Aquarium. Come immediately. 

He texts Mary: The curtain rises. The last act. It’s not over. 

If they’re both just buddies, why doesn’t he just text them the same thing? It’d be quicker. His text to Mary sounds oddly threatening. He also doesn’t tell her where to meet, just like he was ambiguous with Moriarty in TGG, as if the villain is supposed to know where to be. 

tl;dr It’s fucky man. Idk. I don’t buy it. 

[notanerdyfangirl]

Why was Molly having a bad day??? Why was she so upset??

[blanketforcas]

lol this belgian DVD reviewer was apparantly super angry at season 4 too. Translation to this photo caption: "Sherlock apparantly replaces his memory of people with dogs. Who this little friend is, we might find out next season” 😂😂