[ SECRET POST #4696 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4696 ⌋

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Comments

[sparklywalls]

It was three. I checked because honestly I've only re-watched the first two, which just about says it all!

You're right about Irene Adler as well. Definitely one of the downsides to the second season as I forgot to take into account how badly the show used her.

As for the personal lives of the characters they even failed at that ultimately because I struggled to understand how John could continue to justify being friends with an absolute dick like Sherlock. Ok Holmes has a certain edge to him in the source material, but it's not like *that*.

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. I think turning up the asshole dial on Sherlock was something the writers thought was clever, but I didn't care for it. I also didn't care for the interpretation that "Sherlock is an asshole because he doesn't understand people". You can't be a good detective if you don't understand how human beings work.

[(Anonymous)]

The scene with the bomb on the train was a huge Nope for me, and I never watched the show again. When you have John (a war veteran with canon PTSD!!) begging and /crying/ that Sherlock not be joking about the bomb, and then he turns out to be joking? That was disgusting.

[sparklywalls]

Deliberately exposing him to the "hound" as well. It's more like a torture experiment than a friendship.