[ SECRET POST #3217 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3217 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I like how you can predict what I would complain about "sheesh, you people. You complain when I pee on your legs, you'd complain if I didn't pee on your legs..."

I have an issue with the fact every time Moffat introduces a 'powerful woman' it turns out she's powerless without the direction of a man. Show me the episode where Sherlock was only able to appear to be so smart because he was getting directions from a far more intelligent woman and then we'll talk.

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DA
First off, episode wasn't written by Moffat; it was Stephen Tompson. It's not just one guy calling the shots. Second, it wasn't a great episode, but that's mostly because hundred-year-old material doesn't always translate well into the modern day. Not every flaw in Sherlock boils down to "Moffat hates women, POCs, and gays."

[kitelovesyou]

That ep has Moffat's mitts all over it. I am like 95% sure that Moffat, a Sherlock fan since he was little, and someone with an utter repeated fascination with domme type women (who fall for the mouthy bad boy hero), had a specific idea about Irene when he directed that episode to be written.

I've also been a Sherlock fan since I was little (and a Moffat fan - LOVED Press Gang), and I never had a problem with the hundred year old material about Irene. It's the way it's been "modernised" that I find really gross.