Sherlock
Posted: Sat Sep 21, 2013 12:29 pm
More Steven Moffat... just what I needed to cure my Doctor Who withdrawal symptoms. This version of Sherlock, in my opinion, is quite a bit like the Eleventh Doctor. Often has a cleverly simple plan, can figure a fair amount of things out from observation, acts quite crazy when bored, talks quickly to another character and has a lot of odd quirks. Watched every episode, after the first three I was hooked, after the fourth I was in love.
And, I especially think [spoiler]the fake death of Sherlock Holmes[/spoiler] (huge Sherlock season 2 finale spoiler) was very much like the [spoiler]Doctor's death in Season 6[/spoiler] (huge Doctor Who season 6 finale spoiler), because [spoiler]In each one, the death accomplishes two things: It appeases the enemy, and also drops each character relatively off the radar from the public which each has become too well known to. Also, in each one the character keeps it hidden from those closest to him (exceeding River Song).[/spoiler] (Both Spoiler)
Problem is, now I have Sherlock withdrawal.
And, I especially think [spoiler]the fake death of Sherlock Holmes[/spoiler] (huge Sherlock season 2 finale spoiler) was very much like the [spoiler]Doctor's death in Season 6[/spoiler] (huge Doctor Who season 6 finale spoiler), because [spoiler]In each one, the death accomplishes two things: It appeases the enemy, and also drops each character relatively off the radar from the public which each has become too well known to. Also, in each one the character keeps it hidden from those closest to him (exceeding River Song).[/spoiler] (Both Spoiler)
Problem is, now I have Sherlock withdrawal.