Sherlock (BBC) Season 2

[dasNdanger]

A lot of theories online about that one, can't wait to have them lay it out for me

Care to share some of the theories you've seen around the net?


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[The Doctor]

Care to share some of the theories you've seen around the net?


das

Spoiler:

A lot to do with the bike messenger obviously and the vehicle that was close to the 'body' after Sherlock jumped

Bleeding Cool had an interesting article about it

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/01/...-sherlock-did/

[dasNdanger]

Spoiler:

A lot to do with the bike messenger obviously and the vehicle that was close to the 'body' after Sherlock jumped

Bleeding Cool had an interesting article about it

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/01/...-sherlock-did/

Thanks!

Spoiler:

That's pretty much along the lines I'm thinking, only I forgot the truck, and didn't think about a mask. The mask idea does work, and would explain the little girl's reaction to Sherlock. I also knew that Holmes figured it all out as the article suggests, and knew he didn't go to Molly for anything other than help in defeating Moriarty. It was all smoke and mirrors in the end, a show for Moriarty, and for Watson. But, like the writer of that article, I'm probably wrong, too.

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[The Doctor]

Thanks!

Spoiler:

That's pretty much along the lines I'm thinking, only I forgot the truck, and didn't think about a mask. The mask idea does work, and would explain the little girl's reaction to Sherlock. I also knew that Holmes figured it all out as the article suggests, and knew he didn't go to Molly for anything other than help in defeating Moriarty. It was all smoke and mirrors in the end, a show for Moriarty, and for Watson. But, like the writer of that article, I'm probably wrong, too.

das

Moffatt and co will likely outsmart us all

[motorfirebox]

Moffatt and co will likely outsmart us all

I hope so. They were pretty hit-or-miss on that second season. When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, is ALWAYS A HALLUCINATION.

[The Doctor]

I hope so. They were pretty hit-or-miss on that second season. When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, is ALWAYS A HALLUCINATION.

Loved it from start to finish

[GelfXIII]

Was that the whole season? 3 episodes? How come I didn't know that?

[David Aspmo]

Thanks!

Spoiler:

That's pretty much along the lines I'm thinking, only I forgot the truck, and didn't think about a mask. The mask idea does work, and would explain the little girl's reaction to Sherlock. I also knew that Holmes figured it all out as the article suggests, and knew he didn't go to Molly for anything other than help in defeating Moriarty. It was all smoke and mirrors in the end, a show for Moriarty, and for Watson. But, like the writer of that article, I'm probably wrong, too.

das

Peter David's wife blogged her solution which included the idea that...

Spoiler:

The rubber ball that Sherlock had throughout the episode would be relevant. There's an old magician's trick in which a person can hold a ball in their armpit to put pressure on a major artery and cut off the circulation to that arm - and, of course, Watson only had a chance to check Sherlock's wrist for a pulse.

[David Aspmo]

I hope so. They were pretty hit-or-miss on that second season. When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, is ALWAYS A HALLUCINATION.

"Hit or miss" strikes me as an odd phrase to use for a season of only three episodes. I think it's more accurate to say (referring to both seasons) that the Moffat episodes are brilliant, while the Gatiss episodes are not as much.

[The Doctor]

Was that the whole season? 3 episodes? How come I didn't know that?

They make 3 movies essentially