perfectbenny:

roseofcimarron:

Poor Benedict

Dying. Oh my gosh this is wonderful.

(via tisziny)

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consultingdeductions:

ukdrwatson:

This was sort of a private moment, Mycroft.

I know you took this picture. - JW

We’ve done far worse than simply kiss in our flat, John. Whatever Mycroft sees, he deserves the mental scarring that is soon to follow. -SH

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HAPPY 153rd BIRTHDAY SIR ARTHUR!

sherlockology:

Geminis born May 22 have great charisma and the ability to draw attention to themselves. They may be lofty and intellectual one day, earthy and intense another. They also have a spiritual side they seldom reveal to others. For this reason they usually keep personal beliefs to themselves.

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I HAVE THE SAME BIRTHDAY AS CONAN DOYLE! THAT’S AWESOME.

ununpentium:

ibelieveinmycroft:

memory-palace:

Sherlock fandom still going strong. In 1911.

If your surname is Holmes, you are duty-bound to do this. Sherrinfords, Sigers, Violets and Enolas are also acceptable.

These guys parents are AWESOME.

(via mor-iarty)

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bakerstreetbabes:

Elementary - full series synopsis and character details

US network CBS has released a full synopsis for its modern-day Sherlock Holmes series Elementary (along with the first official shot from the show, above).

The broadcaster revealed in February that it had ordered a pilot episode of the show starring Jonny Lee Miller as the detective and Lucy Liu as his female sidekick, but further information was scant.

Now, following the announcement earlier this week that a full series of Elementary has been given the go-ahead, CBS has revealed more background to the two main characters, as well as details of their personal and working relationships.

Jonny Lee Miller’s detective Sherlock Holmes and Lucy Liu’s Dr Joan Watson are described as “a crime-solving duo that cracks the NYPD’s most impossible cases”.

There are also further references to Sherlock’s struggle with addiction and some explanation of what brings the former Scotland Yard detective to Manhattan:

“Following his fall from grace in London and a stint in rehab, eccentric Sherlock escapes to Manhattan where his wealthy father forces him to live with his worst nightmare – a sober companion, Dr Watson.” 

Joan Watson is said to have been “a successful surgeon until she lost a patient and her license three years ago”, and “views her current job as another opportunity to help people, as well as paying a penance.” 

Watson has been tasked with treating Sherlock for his addiction problems, although the detective has other ideas: 

“The restless Sherlock is nothing like her previous clients. He informs her that none of her expertise as an addiction specialist applies to him and he’s devised his own post-rehab regimen – resuming his work as a police consultant in New York City.” 

That’s the initial set up that sees the pair become a crime-fighting duo: “Watson has no choice but to accompany her irascible new charge on his jobs. But Sherlock finds her medical background helpful, and Watson realizes she has a knack for playing investigator.” 

She’s also described as the “elementary” choice to keep the “mischievous” Sherlock Holmes grounded as he “[runs] free in New York solving crimes”. 

Helping the pair in their work (and vice versa) is Sherlock’s police contact, Captain Tobias “Toby” Gregson, played by Aidan Quinn. 

Presumably filling the Lestrade role in Elementary’s take on the world of Sherlock Holmes, Gregson knows Sherlock as a brilliant detective from his work with Scotland Yard, and is said to welcome him as part of his investigative team.

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We are trying really hard to reserve judgement until it airs this fall, but geez you’re making it difficult for us CBS. And we say this because we’re all hardcore Watson lovers. Completely fine she’s a woman! Totally. It’s that whole… stripping her of everyone that makes Watson… well Watson that we’re having issues with.

But like we said! Going to reserve final judgement here until it airs, as should everyone (as well as you can). Maybe it’ll surprise us.

Discuss amongst yourselves.

leah2010:

sherlockianandfriends:

fuckyeahsherlockfanart:

teaat2am:

John Watson is a hit with The Plastics, the A-list crime fighting clique in London, until he makes the mistake of being booby trapped with explosives by the ex-boyfriend of alpha Plastic Sherlock Holmes

To get back at Sherlock for all his crazy antics, John cuts off all the chest fabric on Sherlock’s shirts.  Drawing stupid prints for conventions.

omg hahahha

I don’t even know where to begin!

LOVE. Sherlock would so be Regina.

(via stormageddon-darklordofall)

(via johnbarrrowman)

libraryghost:

”You think we can catch him?” 

”Dean, we’ll DIE.”

”He’s gotta be like 130 pounds at most, man, come on. Don’t be a girl.”

”He’s falling from like a billion stories up!”

”Cas fell down from that high one time, remember? He was fine.”

”HE CAVED IN THE ROOF OF A CAR DEAN.”

—

”Do you think they’ll try to catch you?”

”Probably. Idiots.”

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penny-hartzs:

Domestic problems.

(via barelyobsessed)

itsthesolarsystem:

→sherlock AU: sherlock as a hitchcock film; requested by ginny

(via amatoralatus)

sherlockspeare:

A message from Mycroft.

(via iou-a-fall-smeagol)

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