The Nights of the Deal-Topped Table

holmesiandeduction:

sophistory:

WELP

Well damn.  As they say: “Dat profile.”

(Source: kreugan)

thestudyintime:

Elementary preview

I am actually extremely excited to see what they do with this. Maybe Moffat thinks they’ve changed the original too much, but I’m definitely willing to give it a chance. I like what I see of Holmes in this preview— I like the quick, sure deductions and the enthusiasm he shows when he feels he’s on to something. A female Watson is a bit worrisome, but as long as their relationship remains a friendship, I think it will be fine. And yes, it’s in American, but that’s hardly a change compared to modernizing. Taking Holmes out of the gaslit 1800s was the big step; after that, any other changes won’t affect mood too much. Can murders in New York really be that different than murders in London? The fact that it’s a city is the important part. 

I’m sure I’ll have problems with Elementary eventually, but I have problems with Sherlock as well. Every adaptation will have it’s issues, because everyone sees the stories in a different way. 

thegirlwhowasengulfedinflames:

My cousin and I went out driving and we found a Sherlock neighborhood.

I have a feeling a lot of fangirls are going to be looking for houses here.

I would like to live on Silver Blaze Drive. 

bakerstreetbabes:

parolesottospirito:

by FREDERIC DORR STEELE 

All love to the hottie Holmes of the Steele illustrations.

(Source: but-darlings-the-show-must-go-on)

constipationofthesoul:

poor Watson

This is one of those times again when I feel like I should watch some Granada Holmes. But then I watch Granada Holmes and I don’t like it as much as I expected I would. So I stop watching it. And the circle continues.