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Re: Sherlock (BBC TV series)Cheers(Original post by Colonel.)
No.
I have a theory about how he went about it!
I cant wait to see if I am right 
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Re: Sherlock (BBC TV series)There's a rat living in Sherlock's hair who does all the investigating and deductive work for him? I like this suggestion.(Original post by Colonel.)
It could be a Sherlock Holmes interpretation of Ratatouille.
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Re: Sherlock (BBC TV series)Balla-rat seems more likely as an explanation. Which leads to the concept of traditional fisticuffs in a public house, I would like to see Master Cumberbatch practising the gentlemanly arts.(Original post by Peachz)
I hear that the rat clue could be Boscombe Valley Mystery. A ballarat on the mans lips and all that.. -
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Re: Sherlock (BBC TV series)Shame we have to wait so long between series but is better than the alternative of not being able to do it. Hope the next series is not the last. Been meaning to read some Sherlock Holmes but not got round to it yet.
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Re: Sherlock (BBC TV series)And in the books when the man is dying he says 'a rat' which Sherlock knows is supposed to be Ballarat in Australia.(Original post by Fires)
Balla-rat seems more likely as an explanation. Which leads to the concept of traditional fisticuffs in a public house, I would like to see Master Cumberbatch practising the gentlemanly arts. -
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Re: Sherlock (BBC TV series)Because John and Sherlock belong together.(Original post by SirMasterKey)
Why? It happens in one of the early adventures so most of the adventures of Holmes and Watson happen with John married.
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Re: Sherlock (BBC TV series)One of the very few things I am in debt to for; introducing me to this show(Original post by boromir9111)
Autumn 2013 is too long of a wait
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Re: Sherlock (BBC TV series)They dont start filming until january and it probably wont come out until next fall(Original post by ThatPerson)
Is there a date set for the 3rd series? I'm really looking forward to it; Sherlock is one of my favourite TV series ever made.
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Re: Sherlock - How did he survive?Sorry OP, this thread got there first: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...light=sherlock
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Re: Sherlock (BBC TV series)Baskerville method?(Original post by RedBullAsh)
So everybody who watches Sherlock how do you think he survived? Molly? Baskerville method?
Discuss amongst yourselves below
(the posts seem to have been moved into the main thread.)
