#watsholmes

[beerpilled]

I just think thyere neat please do not separate them

[artaudmatic]

"Nobody writes of Holmes and Watson without love." - John le Carré 

[holmesunenthusiast]

I feel like no one ever talks about the one scene in Study in Scarlet where we find out that before Watson met Holmes he was, in fact, a FAN OF DETECTIVE FICTION?? He got insulted when Holmes started hating on Dupin and Lecoq. He had faves. The FIRST thing he told Holmes when old dude said he was a detective was "oh like my blorbos! :D" and Holmes told him "your blorbos are shit". Like we talk about Watson being enamored and a d1 glazer all the time but we don't talk about the fact that he MANIFESTED ts into his life. Soulmated so hard that Holmes was his favorite genre before he even met him.

[spooksicl-e]

old boy but /aff

[31suitboots]

i love the granada sherlock holmes series for exactly two reasons:

the accuracy to the books makes some stories that my adhd didn’t want to process easier to understand

sherlock and watson are so obviously married and its wonderfully done

[kagilasgilas]

"Good old Watson! You are the one fixed point in a changing age."

Bonus :)

[of-magpies-and-murders]

Since Watson is canonically an unreliable narrator, anything could have plausibly happened behind the closed doors of 221B. He doesn't tell us readers everything. Any sort of twist could have happened during a case that he couldn't write for the public... Like all those times he kissed Sherlock Holmes.

[matustheus]