Perhaps it is just not all a roll of the die
I’m going to mention some stuff related to Sherlock Season 2, A Scandal in Belgravia. 1 If you haven’t seen it, skip the rest of this post.
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Yeah, twice
Don’t you laugh at me, Moffat…
I’d say every time I’ve watched a Moffat production the second time, I’ve caught things I didn’t see the first time.1 Damn him. This almost goes without saying, but don’t read further if you haven’t seen the episode. Here’s what I did and didn’t catch the first time:
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Sherlock!!!
Yay!!! I’ve got the DVR set – and I’m watching with rapt attention. Now that Masterpiece Theater is doing an intro, I can afford a few moments to blog/tweet. But, that’s it until it ends. See you after.
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Seriously, BBC?!
Okay, I get that you want to show Sherlock in the UK before it airs in the US, but really? Those in England got to see it on 1/1/2012 and those in the States have to wait until 5/6/2012 on PBS. My DVR doesn’t go out that far.
It’s been nearly one and a half years since the first season – which is plenty of time to work out any of the licensing issues required for a simultaneous airing wherever. Delaying or staggering releases only encourages piracy.
I’m tempted to find a way to purchase the Euro-centric region DVD when it is released and then find a way to play it. Meh.
Oooh, that’s why!
I mentioned that the BBC show “Sherlock” was like Doctor Who without all the wibbly wobbly timey wimey bits.
It’s co-produced by Steven Moffat, the current writer for Doctor Who.
When watching this show, I could easily see either David Tennat or Matt Smith taking up this role.
You know, if Sherlock was to sudden become mortally wounded and then be regenerated or something.
It’s like Doctor Who without all the wibbly wobbly timey wimey
I just watched the first episode of the BBC series Sherlock.
Wow. You’d probably really really like it.