[ SECRET POST #2957 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2957 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

What's he done that's good then?

Actually hang on I forgot he was in League of Gentlemen. Okay maybe this is a problem specific to dramatic contexts for him? IDK

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, but whatever you think of Gatiss as a writer, he's also co-captain of the Good Ship Sherlock. So he's half responsible for the nature of John and Sherlock's relationship.

[(Anonymous)]

again, I'm not trying to say that Moffat is bad because Sherlock

I'm saying that Moffat is frustrating because Moffat is really fucking fantastic sometimes and then sometimes really fucking bad

I agree that Gattiss is responsible for the good ship sherlock but when he's bad I'm just like "Whatever" because he's not someone whose writing i would be enthused with to start with. if he fucks up, i have no reaction, unlike with Moffat. except that gattiss was in League of Gentlemen I guess but that seems like a really different thing conceptually.

[tweedisgood]

I enjoyed the three part Christmas ghost story he did in 2008- "The Crooked House", and his adaptation of M.R. James' The Tractate Middoth in 2013.

[(Anonymous)]

Ah! I should check that out then, I love MR James.

or maybe I shouldn't, for the same reason. A quandary.

[tweedisgood]

Well, "you don't know until you try" is my philosophy.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Well, James' original story is public domain here, so thanks for the indirect recommendation!

[tweedisgood]

A pleasure. All James' other ghost stories are well worth checking out as well. A real whiff of 19th century academe.

[solticisekf]

He comented on cinematography aka visuals in Sherlock, so he worked on that. I haven't read his books... He's an awesome actor. And he's nice to fans.

[dreemyweird]

IDK, the Lucifer Box book series was fun. Pretty cheesy and intentionally cliche, but not incoherent or badly written. I liked it.