It seems like Captain Jack isn’t the only bisexual in the good Doctor’s cadre of travelling companions as Steven Moffat has now outed River Song via Twitter. So in the “fine tradition” of the British Tabloids, here’s the picture that proves River Songs would kiss a girl and like it (and, of course, a boy,…
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From one of today’s top topics: US audiences who sat down eagerly last week to watch the imported second series of Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss’ Sherlock were disappointed to find that the 90 minute episode A Scandal In Belgravia had been cut down to 82 minutes in order to allow for the necessary “words…
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For purveyors of online video communities like Youtube and Blip, there’s often nothing more frustrating than having to sit through a 30 second ad just to watch a 2 minute video. So what if for every second of advert you have to watch, a second of the video you actually want to watch is edited…
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The opening episode of the next series of Doctor Who, we believe, is the one with the cornucopia of Daleks. Every size, shape and colour of killer pepperpot putting their subtle differences aside to exterminate as one. Can’t wait. Well, can wait. Have to wait. The episode has been slated to premiere this August, somewhere…
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It probably didn’t take too much to guess which story would form the basis of the next episode of Sherlock. The last chapter saw Holmes fake his death, and the next one will see him return, and that all points to an adaptation of The Adventure of the Empty House, the story wherein Conan Doyle…
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The BBC’s in-house magazine Ariel recently went from online to print, but luckily it’s now open to people outside of Auntie’s club, and we can all have a snoop. This morning they published a key quote from Beryl Vertue, producer of Sherlock, on the occasion of her address to the Nations and Regions Media conference in…
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Some clever soul has created opening titles for an animated version of The BBC’s Sherlock. The sound is pretty poor, but the character designs are winning and all-in-all it’s spookily authentic looking. Crikey… I think I’d probably watch that. The video was first posted late last year. How did I miss it for so long?…
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The thrust of it is simple: Watson masked her gender when recounting her adventures with the World’s Only Consulting Detective.
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In an unexpected deviation from the original Conan Doyle stories, not to mention the BBC show Sherlock that we’ve been (unfairly?) comparing it to at every turn, it just so happens that the Holmes-in-New York series Elementary is going to have a female Watson.
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Shelly Horwitz writes for Bleeding Cool. Friends, nerds, countrymen – lend me your cheekbones. There’s a rumour that Benedict Cumberbatch, of the BBC’s Sherlock and Tinker Tailor fame, is being considered for a turn as the Master in Doctor Who‘s 50th anniversary season. According to The Express, Steven Moffat, the showrunner for both Who and…
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This is starting to look creepy. Like Single White Female Creepy. CBS have cast Benedict Cumberbatch’s sometime alter ego as… well, Benedict Cumberbatch’s alter ego in their New York-set, modern day take on the Sherlock Holmes stories. The part has gone to Jonny Lee Miller, who last year starred in Danny Boyle’s stage production of…
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From Josh Adams, son of Neal Adams, and comics creator and commentator in his own right… the episode in question is now available on DVD. PS. Thanks for the retweet, Steven…
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Below you’ll see a photo of a poster, hanging on a bus shelter. It was taken by Little Bleeder Ian, who wondered: I don’t know if this is genuine viral marketing or just a bunch of students. You can see a #believeinsherlock hashtag on the bottom right hand corner. I went to Twitter and searched…
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Week two of my Monday morning slot on Glide FM and I’m not quite where I want to be with this yet, but it’s getting there. Let me keep practicing. Today, I talked about Lars von Trier’s Melancholia and the second season of Sherlock, both of which are available on UK DVD and Blu-ray today….
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Nobody has seen anything of CBS’ upcoming mystery show Elementary yet, because not a single scene has been shot, but there’s certainly something familiar about the concept: Sherlock Holmes, but in the modern day. Admittedly that’s quite a vague description so while the concern is that the Network are planning little more than a rip-off…
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