Sherlock - BBC1
Discussion
Morningside said:
kowalski655 said:
bingybongy said:
Riley Blue said:
Father Brown is on BBC1 at 1:45 week days and is far better than Sherlock.
Why it's hidden away when it would make perfect early Sat evening or Sunday afternoon viewing is a mystery Sherlock would be unable to solve.And I agree it would be ideal evening programming
t that seems to dominate these days.ITV have it right with Endeavour and the lovely WPC Trewlove (Dakota Blue Richards).
I dug out the first series and watched a couple over the last week to see if I did dislike series 4 so much due to some plain old nostalgia for something amazing that wasn't there.
Nope. They early episodes are just great! Captivating and just plain brilliant.
It's even more of a shame it's gone this way after seeing these again.
Nope. They early episodes are just great! Captivating and just plain brilliant.
It's even more of a shame it's gone this way after seeing these again.
RichB said:
To be honest I think Sherlock had run it's course. The last few episodes were very poor compared to the first series.
Yes, I have the first three series on DVD, but have only watched the last series when it was aired, it was awful and seemed to disappear up its own back passage.chris watton said:
RichB said:
To be honest I think Sherlock had run it's course. The last few episodes were very poor compared to the first series.
Yes, I have the first three series on DVD, but have only watched the last series when it was aired, it was awful and seemed to disappear up its own back passage.It was generally a decent programme, I always had issues with some of it, but at the start, it was more 90/10, that slid slowly until we got to that very silly last ep, where it was more 20/80
Sherlock is done so much...but I don't tire of him, I would like something new though. I utterly enjoyed the Ian McKellen film, but not sure if that could be a serial. I'd hate to see the RDJ version as a weekly thing (similar to those crappy ones on Alibi). I'd like a version of SH that showed all aspects of his life/personality, that's what the BBC one got right. Like Sopranos/Wire, with an arc over 10 episodes. I suppose only HBO/Netflix has the cash for that, and writers too it seems.
Sherlock is done so much...but I don't tire of him, I would like something new though. I utterly enjoyed the Ian McKellen film, but not sure if that could be a serial. I'd hate to see the RDJ version as a weekly thing (similar to those crappy ones on Alibi). I'd like a version of SH that showed all aspects of his life/personality, that's what the BBC one got right. Like Sopranos/Wire, with an arc over 10 episodes. I suppose only HBO/Netflix has the cash for that, and writers too it seems.
K12beano said:
Have to agree with the majority here. Dead horses best not be flogged.
So where was Freeman photo’d and what for????
I'm going to be honest I just posted it for a bit of a late April fool. I saw it in an article with his ex partner and thought looks like EastEnders I was going to suggest he and "Claire from STEPS" were both joining EastEnders cast. Then thought that would be too obvious.So where was Freeman photo’d and what for????
It was just a bit of fun no offence intended.
The articles here with the picture I nicked:
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/entertainment/celebrity/...
Which is taken from the original here:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5586895/Sh...
My wife thought this line particularly unfortunate "Amanda began by spreading herself out around the house she and Martin used to share,"
My wife also did used to genuinely confuse her with Claire from STEPS when the show was on TV
Anyway its brought some debate back about Sherlock if nothing else. I still think the Brett Sherlock is the best ever myself.
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