Slow start but improved massively after about twenty minutes and delivered some classic Pegg and Frost moments. Not as good as Hot Fuzz but a good 8/10 for me. I think like Shaun of the Dead it will be one of those you have to see a couple of times before you fully get it.

Cubs getting a win against the Diamondbacks

Yea, he's raking at the moment.

He's barely in the top 15 of the Cubs' best prospects. For once, the future looks good. Our minor league system is stacked with hitters.

It's been almost a week now, but Luther's last episode (ever?) was brilliant.

Yeh I agree, although I've never been too fussed about Shaun of the Dead, it is a great film no doubt, but Hot Fuzz has to be one of the best comedies I've ever seen. Every single joke lands and it keeps it up from start to end. It would always be quite difficult for this one to live up to the standards they've set but there's some nice gags in there and some classic Pegg/Frost/Wright mayhem with the robot things.

I enjoyed how they referenced cornettos at the end with Nick Frost

New season of Dexter. Thought it started off really strong. The last two episodes not so much.

They still need to finish the last episode I think, scheduled for filming late Summer so it will be a while off yet.
Of course Comberbatch and Freeman have both been pretty busy this year...

What d'you mean?

Oh right, I get you now. You misunderstood me gd, you did see the finale of season 2, it aired a year ago over here and since then they've been writing and filming season 3 which will also have 3 episodes as well I think. They still need to film what will be the finale of season 3.

I see what you mean now.

Looking forward to season 3. my favorite of the moderns adaptations of Holmes. And that last episode of Season 2 was amazing.

Have you figured out how he did it? It has to have something to do with the guy on the bike that knocks Watson down and makes him takes his eyes off the scene for a little while. Maybe something to do with the dummy at the beginning of the episode. But he was on the phone as he stepped off though...

No chance, I'm rubbish at working out these kind of things.

You'd think the guy on the bike must have had something to do with it or else why put it in? There's been lots of talk about the part of the pavement next to the bus-stop but in this picture he seems to have missed it anyway...



Obviously, Molly Hooper helped Sherlock fake his death in some form as Sherlock asks for her help, saying that he thinks he's "going to die", so it would be interesting to see what role she played in it and in watching the re-runs of series 2 episodes I realised what a good character she is. It's quite amusing seeing her have this mad crush on someone who's completely socially inept and treats her like crap most of the time but she had her moment in the last episode of series 2 where she actually reads Sherlock and realises he only pretends to be happy in front of John.