Тред по Sherlock BBC. Здесь собираются, чтобы обсудить, поспорить и померяться чем угодно: сериал, каст, версии, теории, дедукцЫи, спойлеры, ОТП, РПС, пейринги, сценарии, арты, фики, видео... и даже сопутствующий оффтоп. Упорос наше всё, выдроежики наш талисман. Может быть опасно. Welcome!
Правила ШП
сообщество для побочных эффектов шерлокоправды
словарь мемов для новичков | рисовалка | склад голосовалок | копилка | выдроежики
Рекомендации шерлокофанфиков | Рекомендации мультифендомных фанфиков | Пост ориджиналов |
Обзоры фандома | Главсоо
словарь мемов для новичков | рисовалка | склад голосовалок | копилка | выдроежики
Рекомендации шерлокофанфиков | Рекомендации мультифендомных фанфиков | Пост ориджиналов |
Обзоры фандома | Главсоо
Предыдущие темы: 1-500, ..., 653, 654, 655.
Вопрос: По итогам 3 серии что было хорошего, анон?
| 1. То, что вся серия напомнила первые сезоны - расследования и броманс | 50 | (6.75%) | |
| 2. Ламповая концовка - джонлок из риал, парни на БС в мире и согласии, алюминь | 87 | (11.74%) | |
| 3. Игра актёров - всем по Бафте и Золотому глобусу | 90 | (12.15%) | |
| 4. Без Мэри всё заиграло, заискрилось и заверте... | 60 | (8.1%) | |
| 5. Сцена с Молли - немного грусти в холодном шоу | 55 | (7.42%) | |
| 6. Музыка, скрипка и дуэт в финале | 72 | (9.72%) | |
| 7. Майкрофт и додача майстрада в каноне! | 87 | (11.74%) | |
| 8. Джим под Фредди Меркьюри, выносливые охранники, голодный ослик и пейринг двух психопатов! | 105 | (14.17%) | |
| 9. То, что этот бред наконец-то закончился | 83 | (11.2%) | |
| 10. Выдроёжики положили серию в папочку для пересмотров | 52 | (7.02%) | |
| Всего: | 741 Всего проголосовало: 241 |
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17.01.2017 в 20:57www.snapetales.com/index.php?fic_id=21749 - Индивидуальная реакция, или Бедный папа
Лестрейд под легкими наркотиками из-за задания, возвращается домой, к нему же приезжает Майкрофт, ЮСТ-ЮСТ-ЮСТ, горячий секс и ЮСТ
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17.01.2017 в 21:00хорошо ребятенок снят
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17.01.2017 в 21:03да нахуй Бену сдался ваш марципан с этим асососистентом. пусть ябуть друг друга в жеппы.
Бену пох
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17.01.2017 в 21:04читать дальше
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17.01.2017 в 21:05Бену пох
Зато тебе явно нет, судя по ответу
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17.01.2017 в 21:05Нормально там было все, девался он в итоге в правильное место, просто не графичное описание.
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17.01.2017 в 21:05Взрыв на Бейкер-стрит. Шерлок и Ватсон прыгают из окон второго этажа лицами прямо на асфальт. Сзади их догоняет взрывная волна и ошметки дома. Мозг не задет. Ни у того, ни у другого.
П - правдоподобность.
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Эвер: Шерлок! У тебя был секс!
Шерлок: С кем?!
Эвер: А есть разница?
Ватсон /серьезно настроен/: Если ему - нет, то мне - да.
Шерлок /оправдывается/: Ты был женат, мне было грустно...
Н - намеки.
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Ватсон /к Эвер/: Простите, а вы про то, что у вашего брата был секс, из его игры на скрипке узнали?
Эвер: Да.
Ватсон: А научите меня.
Эвер: Зачем?
Ватсон: Буду об его изменах узнавать. Вдруг, Ирэн Адлер надумает вернуться... Или Молли.
Эвер: У него столько женщин!
Ватсон: Типа того.
Эвер: И он до сих пор не женат?
Ватсон: Он замужем.
Эвер: Ни хрена себе!
Ватсон: Да, ради этого даже моя жена умерла.
Мэри: Я все слышу!
Ватсон: Мэри! Может быть, тебе уже пора на покой?
Мэри: Нет, мы с Мориарти тут решаем, кому следующему писать для вас DVD-диск.
Эвер /сочувственно/: Ох уж эти покойники, да?
Ватсон: Да уж! Ну, что, научите?
Эвер: А чего вас учить? Раз вы уже даже с покойниками разговариваете!
С - слабоумие семья.
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Эвер: И мне было так интересно, понимаешь?
Мэри: Понимаю, понимаю!
Эвер: Я думала, как можно за ними проследить и придумала квест. Сама сижу в кресле, они бегают, волнуются - чувства, эмоции, любофф!
Мэри: А я просто померла. Теперь могу следить за ними даже в душе и в туалете.
Эвер: Хм. А это более широкие возможности.
Мориарти: Мы с Мэри теперь все-все видим и знаем и записываем.
Мэри /кивает на Мориарти/: Этот говнюк, еще и подрачивает на них!
Мориарти: Как будто ты нет!
Эвер: Мдэээ... По ходу, мне надо к вам.
Мориарти: Давай, дорогая, у нас нескучно. С нами тут еще фанатские сердца и мозг Моффата.
Эвер: А что у вас там делает мозг сценариста?
Мозг Моффата: Скончался от передоза наркотиков.
Мэри /шепотом/: Или просто отвалился за ненадобностью.
М - Мери Сью.
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Эвер: Я жестоко убила ребенка - твоего лучшего друга!
Шерлок: Сестра! Ты такая несчастная!
Родители Холмс: Мы все равно любим тебя, дочка!
Эвер: А еще я замочила невинную супружескую пару...
Шерлок: Ты просто свернула не туда!
Родители Холмс: Ничего страшного! Просто поиграй нам на скрипочке!
Эвер: ... и трех мужчин.
Шерлок: Я отведу тебя домой!
Эвер: И поиздевалась над Молли!
Шерлок: Все хорошо, дорогая! Давай я тебя обниму!
Майкрофт: А мне кажется, идея тупо запереть убийцу и психопатку в тюряге была значительно гуманней.
ИИН - идиотизм и насилие.
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Родители Холмс: Майкрофт! Как ты мог?! Ты сказал нам, что наша дочь умерла!
Майкрофт: Папа, мама, а какого хрена вы делали, когда отпускали психически больного ребенка гулять одного?
Родители Холмс: Ну, а что тут такого?
Майкрофт: Она угандошила ребенка.
Родители Холмс: Но это же ничего не значит! Мы все равно любим свою дочь! Майкрофт, ты плохой!
Майкрофт: Л - логика f
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Майкрофт: Во второй серии вроде была какая-то старуха... Она же ко мне подкатывала, нет?
Ватсон: Майкрофт, вам зачем?
Майкрофт /всплакнув/: Ну, хоть с кем-то... А то даже у брата за 4 сезона секс был, а я?..
Шерлок /кричит/: Лейстред! Грег! Позаботьтесь, пожулуйста, о моем брате!
Лейстред: С удовольствием! Шерлок, ты хороший человек
Ф - фансервис.
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17.01.2017 в 21:06-
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17.01.2017 в 21:06да там и без рейтинга есть пару поджигающих моментов)) ну и читать дальше
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17.01.2017 в 21:07www.snapetales.com/index.php?fic_id=21749 - Индивидуальная реакция, или Бедный папа
оо, это с того списка ФБ, что заносили давно) хороший фик, Лестрейд там в начале просто мама ама криминал
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17.01.2017 в 21:08Правильно! Это ведь Ники - тики
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17.01.2017 в 21:09www.vulture.com/2017/01/sherlock-showrunner-ste...
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17.01.2017 в 21:11а что он там опять выдал? перескажите в двух словах, пожалуйста)
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17.01.2017 в 21:11Сериал скорее всего не будет продлен на 5 сезон из-за того, что Мартин и Бенедикт не дружат в реальной жизни . У них прохладные отношения и никогда не были особо тёплыми. Просто два профессионала хорошо общались на работе. Да и заняты в разных проектах. В общем как-то так. Наконец-то вопрос о "дружбе" закрыт. Возможно как и сериал.
Из ВК
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17.01.2017 в 21:17читать дальше
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17.01.2017 в 21:20Spoilers ahead for the season finale of Sherlock.
The season-four finale of Sherlock felt like something right out of the Sawplaybook, with Sherlock, John, and Mycroft teaming up to figure out how the estranged Holmes sister, Eurus, managed to escape her Alcatraz-esque asylum for “uncontainables” and wreak havoc on their lives. She most certainly did escape, and after programming every prison guard to work for her, Eurus inflicts some major psychological torture on the trio, revealing herself to rightfully be Sherlock’s most frightening adversary ever. (Not to mention, Moriarty valiantly returns in a flashback sequence and helps Eurus from beyond the grave. Welcome back, baby!) Eager to learn more about the action-packed finale, which will screen in select American movie theaters on January 18, Vulture spoke with Sherlock executive producer Steven Moffat to discuss the creation of Eurus Holmes, Sherlock’s humanity, and why “The Final Problem” would be a fitting series finale.
As someone who has a moderate fear of flying and is about to hop on a ten-hour flight, let me just start by saying the finale was very uncool for that specific reason.
Well, it wasn’t a real plane, so you’re safe. [Laughs.]
Sian Brooke completely knocked it out of the park as Eurus Holmes. Since Eurus doesn’t actually appear in Doyle’s books, would you could walk me through how you chose to approach her character? Why introduce her this season?
We already had the relationship between Sherlock and Mycroft, which had been very useful for us, particularly with the fact that Mycroft is a bit colder and smarter than Sherlock Holmes. There’s always been rumors and theories about a third brother called Sherrinford. So we just wondered what would could do with his sister that would at least be different. And also, what if she would be extreme, and if she was even more heartless and even more intelligent than Mycroft. It would be the final stage of Sherlock learning to place some faith in his ability to make human connections.Obviously, the story of our series has been about Sherlock finding his way into that, starting to understand that all these things are not worthless, there are strengths to be gained from them. And, well, here we are. She illustrates that for him; she’s so much smarter than him, but so much more mad. She doesn’t have the balance of a human connection and of an understanding of basic empathy, until Sherlock reveals that, really, she’s still a child in the end. That he is, as his mom says to him, “Always a grown-up.” The thing about Sherlock Holmes is that he’s actually more grown up than both his brother and his sister. But it is that part of himself that he didn’t value — you know, his emotional side. Once you get to the main Sherlock Holmes stories in the middle of the run, Sherlock Holmes is a much more humane and wise figure than we’ve presented him to date, because the final stage is him learning the value of being like that and the peril of not being like that.
How would you define the dynamic between all three of the Holmes siblings?
Because you’re absolutely right: Sherlock seems to be the emotional heart.
Well, they have extraordinary mental equipment is what they’ve got, an extraordinary mental acuity. They are extremely brave, the computer runs well. Both Mycroft and to a greater degree, Eurus, cannot see value in morality beyond the idea that it is the survival strategy of a pack animal. Sherlock Holmes can. He can actually feel and experience compassion. And he is quite a compassionate, passionate man underneath it all. But that’s always been the case for Sherlock Holmes. He is claiming to be the arch-intellectual, but we all know he’s a wise old man and a hero, too.Eurus reveals the extremes of where a great brain can go without a great heart to accompany it.
I think the most surprising development of the season is how deeply psychotic and disturbing Eurus is, which is shown through childhood flashbacks. Why is it important to not just have characters discuss their pasts, but to actually show it so vividly?
It’s not so much important as interesting. It was an interesting way to go with Sherlock Holmes, partly because it’s not what was done. In a way, Mycroft and Eurus are an alternative version of him; they are what he might’ve become in other circumstances. It was interesting to go there, rather than thinking it was important. It was a fun thing to do. We hadn’t seen it done before, a Holmes sister and a completely nuts one. It was fairly obvious that Mycroft and Sherlock were both a bit mad. It’s just ramping up the madness and saying she is this super-smart and super-insane one. It just seemed like fun, an interesting thing to do with it.
It was also very good fun to see Andrew Scott return as Moriarty in all of his Queen-dancing glory. It was one of my favorite Queen songs, I must add. How did you decide the he and Eurus would scheme together in Sherrinford all of those years ago?
We knew that we wanted Moriarty, after killing himself, to have set up a disaster for Sherlock Holmes. Making it his sister, barreling into the root of it, was an obvious way to go. Moriarty had to be dead at the end of the second series, so it’s nice to be able to give him an out. He’s arch-nemesis, he’s the one people look forward to and the one people miss, so we gave him one last look at it. It’s really no more than that.
I’m curious about your inspirations for Sherrinford. It reminded me of Saw a little bit. A friend of mine said Eurus was Hannibal Lecter–esque. Did you take certain inspirations while crafting that unique world?
You’d have to ask Arwel [Wyn Jones] some of those questions because he’s actually the designer who made that. I’ve never seen Saw, though several people have mentioned it to me since the episode has gone out, and I haven’t seen any of those films. I’ve obviously seen Silence of the Lambs, and that’s where we got the idea, “Let’s have the glass wall there, let’s not have a glass wall there, that would be scary.” But, you know, we wanted to go the whole hog: Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson trapped inside a demented lab experiment, having to solve cases. It’s a little bit James Bond I guess; it’s a little bit horror movie.
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17.01.2017 в 21:21Из ВК хуйня
Перетерли уже с утра, вбросила The Sun, потом перепечатало еще несколько изданий. Желтуха, в общем.
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17.01.2017 в 21:21But James Bond’s not really like that. There’s never been a James Bond where he’s trapped in one place for the entire time. [Laughs.] But, I guess so. In all the chatter, we’ve probably forgotten that both Sherlock Holmes and James Bond, in their literary originals, belong to the same genre of the smart British person going into battle against evil fiends. There’s quite a lot in common between the two, so they’re not completely different. Every single James Bond villain is basically Moriarty. They all are. They really talk like Moriarty. They all get their personal styles from Moriarty, so there’s commonalities there that we’re not frightened of.
For a man as sharp as Mycroft, I was pretty surprised that he let five minutes of unsupervised conversation occur between Moriarty and Eurus. What was his reasoning behind that decision, and would you agree that it was pretty reckless?
Well, the reasoning is the show, because after those five minutes she’s gonna anticipate the next terrorist attack. He made exchanges, he made use of Eurus’s monkey brain for the security of the nation. He thought, “Okay, five minutes, unsupervised. How much harm can she do?” I mean, he got it very badly wrong. He thought the island was secure. But you know, the mistake wasn’t that, so much as the mistake was letting the governor into the cell with Eurus to interview her. I think that’s where they went disastrously wrong. The governor is the one who makes the huge error, not Mycroft. It wasn’t smart, but he could not have anticipated that. Smart people make mistakes, you know. That’s not an uncommon fact.
You and Mark Gatiss have spoken out quite a bit about being unsure if this would be the last season of Sherlock. Why do you think this would be the right time to end the series? The final, non-cliffhanger montage definitely had a feeling of closure.
Well, it closes a chapter. It closes an idea. Dr. Watson is at last the brave widower and Sherlock Holmes is a wise old sage of Baker Street. They become, as we keep saying, the full Rathbone, which is why we actually have Rathbone Place up on screen as they come. Finally, we’ve done four series of Sherlock. It begins as a voyage, as a grand origin story, never the grown-up version. There is a proper sense of closure because that’s the end of stage one. Normally, we present Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson as in their 40s or 50s, and we started with them in their 30s, so in a way, it’s the end of their youth. If we came back again, if we did do another series in a few year’s time, then they would be, finally, the normal age for Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, who were always presented as older. You would have them in the midstream of everything, as opposed to the beginning. So it can have a sense of closure in that, but, you know, that practically says they’re off to solve more crimes. It’s not closure; it’s closure of one idea. It’s them realizing that they are always going to be in their flats or grinds. That’s their future.
If the fifth season were to come to fruition, which of Doyle’s stories would you like to adapt?
Very, very few of the stories adapt very easily, because properly paced, you could get about 20 minutes out of a Sherlock story. We’ve done “The Hounds of Baskerville.” We’ve sort of done “The Sign of the Four” in different ways. The rest of them you can’t really adapt into movies. You have to come up with a new story involving elements of the short stories. Maybe taking a villain from one and combining them with the crime from another. There are loads of great sequences and great ideas. There aren’t feature-length ideas. That’s not what he was in the game of. So we did have to make up new stuff. [Laughs.] Mark’s always wanted to do “The Red-Headed League.” And I’ve done the ones I’ve always wanted to do: “The Dying Detective” and “Charles Augustus Milverton.” I’ve done both of those. There’s a ton of other stuff in there. There’s “The Engineer’s Thumb,” which is a slightly mad story that doesn’t have a proper ending. There’s an element of “The Greek Interpreter” that I think is really exciting, which hasn’t been done, because in our version of events Irene Adler is still out there. There’s always that. Now we know she and Sherlock actually still text each other. What would happen if they ever met again? There are those things we can do, but we simply have no idea whether we’ll be doing them or not.
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