[ SECRET POST #3148 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3148 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Steven Universe]


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03.
[Et Cetera]


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04.
[Gravity Falls]


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05.
[Xenosaga]


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06.
[Anastasia]


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07.
(Amazing Spiderman reboot)


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08.
[999]


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09.
[Adam Hills, comedian]


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[Ar Tonelico]















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Comments

Mysteries you reread/rewatch frequently

[(Anonymous)]

Does anyone have a favorite mystery that they always return to? Something that, even if you know the whodunnit, you love to reread or rewatch?

I've currently got the final episode of State of Play on; I've watched the series at least 10 times, and I actually watched this episode last night but my DVD player autoplayed it when I turned it on and I just said "Oh well." I know who did it, I could quote the murderer's confession by heart, but I'll always rewatch it.

(Also, John Simm and Kelly MadDonald's chemistry, omg, they need to work together more)

Re: Mysteries you reread/rewatch frequently

[(Anonymous)]

Rex Stout mysteries. Raymond Chandler mysteries. Sherlock Holmes stories.

Because, in all 3 cases, it's not really about who did it.

Re: Mysteries you reread/rewatch frequently

[(Anonymous)]

Yes! The Doorbell Rang. I laugh out loud each and every time.

Re: Mysteries you reread/rewatch frequently

[philstar22]

Poirot. I can never get enough of them, both books and the Suchet version. Also And Then There Were None (the book version, not the film version that ruined the ending). I just really love me some Christie, though I'm not a huge Marple fan.

Re: Mysteries you reread/rewatch frequently

[(Anonymous)]

This, I love Poirot too and own many of the Suchet DVDs. I watch them again and again because they're fun and the attention to detail regarding the costumes, cars, historic details, etc., is so good.

I feel the same about Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes.

Re: Mysteries you reread/rewatch frequently

[philstar22]

I grew up on them because my parents were big Poirot fans. I now own the entire set myself.

I've never really been a Sherlock fan. I've never found a version I like. Never seen the Brett version, though, so maybe I'll check it out. Everything I've seen is a "modern" version or different from the books, so maybe something more faithful I'll actually like.

Re: Mysteries you reread/rewatch frequently

[(Anonymous)]

Jeremy Brett is the best homes. He and Watson have great chemistry, and just as with Poirot it's never just about the mysteries. :)

Re: Mysteries you reread/rewatch frequently

[(Anonymous)]

*HOLMES omg

Re: Mysteries you reread/rewatch frequently

[(Anonymous)]

Jeremy Brett was the best Holmes!
I like the Suchet Poirots too

Re: Mysteries you reread/rewatch frequently

[(Anonymous)]

OMG yeeeees <3

Re: Mysteries you reread/rewatch frequently

[(Anonymous)]

Sherlock Holmes stories, of course, and the Granada adaptation with Jeremy Brett.

Re: Mysteries you reread/rewatch frequently

[(Anonymous)]

yep

Re: Mysteries you reread/rewatch frequently

[(Anonymous)]

Feet of Clay.

Re: Mysteries you reread/rewatch frequently

[(Anonymous)]

Good choice.