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What a brilliant start to S3 if Sherlock. Not 100% sure thats how he actually faked his death though, a lot of different theories were suggested
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David Blaine, seriously freaky
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Rooster wrote:David Blaine, seriously freaky
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breakdown wrote:What a brilliant start to S3 if Sherlock. Not 100% sure thats how he actually faked his death though, a lot of different theories were suggested
Sherlock absolutely brilliant, well worth the wait!
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Sherlock was fantastic, can't wait for the next episode tomorrow. I doubt that's how he faked his death, but it was certainly the most plausible. The other options were entertaining though ;)
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Gemma wrote:Sherlock was fantastic, can't wait for the next episode tomorrow. I doubt that's how he faked his death, but it was certainly the most plausible. The other options were entertaining though ;)
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Snipe Watson wrote:
Gemma wrote:Sherlock was fantastic, can't wait for the next episode tomorrow. I doubt that's how he faked his death, but it was certainly the most plausible. The other options were entertaining though ;)
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Saving Mr Banks. Brilliant show.
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Wolf Of Wall Street

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Die Hard with a Vengeance. Fleggers infiltrated the set, Norn Iron fleg on parcel shelf of taxi, 15mins in. Shacking
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Burke & Hare on BBC2 now, good show.
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Wee Woman wrote:Burke & Hare on BBC2 now, good show.
Aye, quite enjoyed that.

Andy Serkis also murdered the accent :lol:

Yer woman out of the Royle Family did a better job with hers.
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big mervyn wrote:
Wee Woman wrote:Burke & Hare on BBC2 now, good show.
Aye, quite enjoyed that.

Andy Serkis also murdered the accent :lol:

Yer woman out of the Royle Family did a better job with hers.
I thought quite the opposite, I thought Serkis' accent was pretty good, Jessica Hines' less so.
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