Andy Holt
England
Rayleigh
Essex
This is not the cat you're looking for - some other cat maybe?
tout passe, tout lasse, tout casse
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The Reichenbach Fall very good;
The Hound even better; and
Scandal* totally brilliant.
* Ah, abbreviating the title like that may well explain the Christine Keeler reminiscent imagery.
Though this Mycroft is clearly not as intelligent as Sherlock whereas in the books he is even more so (but not inclined to unnecessary exertion - well, that bit remains).
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Lance
United States
Moorhead
Minnesota
The coolest best thing I have ever done in my life is being a father
Caleb, the best 6 month old little brother ever
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You see, the best thing I ever saw on TV was when Cinemax miraculously became un-scrambled one very early Saturday morning when I was 14...
Nothing has ever compared since then.
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Rob
United States
30° 12′ 38″ N, 95° 45′ 2″ W
Never give credit to conspiracy what can be much better explained as just rampant incompetence.
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 I thought this wasn't going to be on until May?!?! Was this on the regular PBS stations?
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Chris
United States
Newark
Delaware
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They're probably in one of those silly foreign countries over THERE:
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If only they would have allowed foreigners to watch the show on BBC.com when it was available 
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¡dn ʇǝƃ ʇ,uɐɔ ı puɐ uǝllɐɟ ǝʌ,ı
Canada
Calgary
Alberta
There are 10 kinds of people who understand binary: Those who do, and those who don't.
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It doesn't start airing until February 2nd, here, in Canada.
I'm pumped, though; I can't wait. Series One was brilliant.
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Keith Swingruber
United States
Ridgefield
Washington
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...and here the best thing I've seen on TV...
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Paul - the
Sweden
Lund
What's going on down there?
¡uʍop ǝpısd∩
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You call that old piece of junk a TV?
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DORGON
United States
Round Rock
Texas
Entertainment for those who don't think young & don't think old
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MyTwoCents wrote: ..season 2 of Sherlock
Absolutely sublime.
Anyone agree?
I thought they dragged the ending on for too long.
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The best thing on televions is the "off button"
Ha, I slay me.....
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Mike K
United States
Fairless Hills
Pennsylvania
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kswingruber wrote:
...and here the best thing I've seen on TV...
More like, "the best thing I've seen in TV ..."
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Zeppelin rules!
Canada
Dryden
Ontario
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UndeadViking wrote: You see, the best thing I ever saw on TV was when Cinemax miraculously became un-scrambled one very early Saturday morning when I was 14...
Nothing has ever compared since then.
I have so many questions in regards to this statement but I'll start with only two.
1) How long did you stare at the screen praying the "film" would miraculously un-scramble?
2) When, after all the praying, it did un-scramble, did you feel like you did it with your mind?
LOL. What I wouldn't give to be a teenager in the 90's again.
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Morgan Dontanville
United States
Brooklyn
New York
Plate of Shrimp.
Here we are folks, the dream we all dream of.
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kswingruber wrote: ...and here the best thing I've seen on TV...
You are missing out. I feel that over the last 10 years TV is pushing the boundaries and putting out content far and beyond anything that motion picture studios are coming close to.
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Conrad
United States
New York City
New York
Who is bought and sold? Who is beyond the law? Who is free to choose? Who follows orders? Who salutes longest? Who prays loudest? Who dies first? Who laughs last? -Barbara Kruger
"Now a question of etiquette: as I pass, do I give you the ass or the crotch?"
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sisteray wrote: kswingruber wrote: ...and here the best thing I've seen on TV...
You are missing out. I feel that over the last 10 years TV is pushing the boundaries and putting out content far and beyond anything that motion picture studios are coming close to.
QFT. Deadwood, The Wire, Sopranos, Homeland, possibly even Lost and Rome: each better and more satisfying than any movie that I can remember seeing since 2002 from comparable genres.
If you seek a Golden Age, look around you.
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Morgan Dontanville
United States
Brooklyn
New York
Plate of Shrimp.
Here we are folks, the dream we all dream of.
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The list goes on and on...
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J
United States
San Diego
California
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andyholt wrote: The Reichenbach Fall very good;
The Hound even better; and
Scandal* totally brilliant.
I would rate them amazing, so/so, outstanding
Spoiler (mouseover to reveal): I changed my ringtone to Staying Alive as a tribute to Moriarty
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Giles Pritchard
Australia
Shepparton
Victoria
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I love these series - as my microbadges can attest! Bought the second series from the UK as soon as it was available.
Edit: Stephen Moffat (and Gatiss of course) are wonderful writers (Sherlock, Doctor Who and Coupling particularly)
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Tony Hamen
United States
Austin
Texas
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No mention of Breaking Bad??
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*agrees*
(tho the word "ever" is a tad too strong I think)
But not many shows (not speaking of films) left me with such an impact as the end of season 2. And the tiny tiny things one recalls from the books, which are included in the modern story are making me smile throughout the whole show.
Oh and the quotes alone!
Holmes: Phone Lestrade. Tell him there's an escaped rabbit.
Watson: Are you serious?
Holmes: It's this or Cluedo.
Watson: Ah, no. We are never playing that again.
Holmes: Why?
Watson: Because it's not actually possible for the victim to have done it, Sherlock.
Doyle wrote over 50 stories - this lets me hope that they will do more than just 3 seasons.
And no other show made me want to play the title music on piano.
It helps bridging the wait time.
*off to piano*
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Phil Shepherd
United States
Bristow
Virginia
Be on your guard. There are older and fouler things than Orcs in the deep places of the world.
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MyTwoCents wrote: caradoc wrote: I love these series - as my microbadges can attest! Bought the second series from the UK as soon as it was available.
Edit: Stephen Moffat (and Gatiss of course) are wonderful writers (Sherlock, Doctor Who and Coupling particularly) Have you seen Moffat's "Jekyll"? Astonishing.
Jekyll and Sherlock are both outstanding. The Brits are giving us some FANTASTIC television as of late.
Not to take away from some of the shows were getting here in the states. As Morgan and Conrad said, TV has never been better than it has been of late.
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Giles Pritchard
Australia
Shepparton
Victoria
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MyTwoCents wrote: caradoc wrote: I love these series - as my microbadges can attest! Bought the second series from the UK as soon as it was available.
Edit: Stephen Moffat (and Gatiss of course) are wonderful writers (Sherlock, Doctor Who and Coupling particularly) Have you seen Moffat's "Jekyll"? Astonishing.
I haven't - didn't even know it existed! Now I have ordered it. Thanks - looks great!
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