[In case its not obvious, I'm referring to the
2010 PBS Mystery series, which is being re-run
locally (third time I've seen it)]
Its a 3-patch case
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[In case its not obvious, I'm referring to the
2010 PBS Mystery series, which is being re-run
locally (third time I've seen it)]
Its a 3-patch case
Well, that went over like a lead balloon.
OK, let's widen the scope ..
Has anyone seen the show?
Nope :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Spoo
Maybe you could post a youtube video link of that show in here. :thumb:
Akhil
Sorry, I don't have a clue regarding YouTube,
but here's a Wiki link....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherlock_(TV_series)
Check this result : http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...C1%2C27&nfpr=0Quote:
Originally Posted by Spoo
:wave:
Akhil
I haven't had a chance to check out your link, but
I take it that means that you have now watched it.
So, whadaya think?
Is the show based on the actual stories by Doyle, or is it a bunch of new stories?
Shaggy
New stories, very hi-tech.
However, many nice touches carried over from Doyle, including
the title of the first episode: A Study in Pink.
I can't remember Doyle's first episode title, but I believe the new
show's title it is an hommage to Doyle's.
You mean an hommage to "A Study in Scarlet"?
So what's the name of the series? Sounds like it might be interesting if it's on Netflix.
Shaggy
Yes, nice job.. I remembered that the first 3 words were
the same, and that the color was of the RGB(255, 0, 0) ilk.
And funny enough, the name of the series is Sherlock
It is an exceptional series... only 3 episodes so far, but I
believe the BBC is making a few more.
yeah, hi-tech :thumb:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spoo
I have watched two previews in youtube :wave:
A Study in Pink was loosely based on A Study in Scarlet, although there were obviously major changes due to it being updated to modern times. The other two were less clearly based on any one story, although they borrowed bits here and there.
I think Spoo's "3-patch case" line refers to Holmes being on nicotine patches.
Invisible
Touchee .. :)
I'm trying to remember what prompted Sherlock to roll
up his sleeve in the first place.
Didn't Watson do it first, showing one patch, only to be
trumped by Sherlock's 3?
From episode 2, A Blind Banker ...
Sherlock: I left my keys in my flat.
The Girl : Do you want me to buzz you in?
Sherlock: Great. And I need to borrow your balcony.
The Girl : Wha?
Watson: What do you know about eyes?
Sherlock: They usually have it
Watson: Wha?
Sherlock: Exactly