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⌈ Secret Post #6386 ⌋

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Name the fandom. And repeats, etc.

(If you think something in this thread is a troll, please ignore it! Conversation is fine, but OT wank makes stuff harder to keep track of in this thread. Thanks.)

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01. https://i.imgur.com/ykrPpz9.png

[(Anonymous)]

Jude Law no good, then? I thought he looked very dapper in the Sherlock Holmes movies.

[(Anonymous)]

IMO Martin Freeman is adorable and I love looking at his face. But I can see he might not register as "hot" for people.

[(Anonymous)]

Book versions not hot enough for you?
Huh, I always thought book Watson the hottest Watson. Especially as drawn by Paget. MMmphk.

Take your pick.

[(Anonymous)]

Jude Law (Sherlock Holmes, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows)?
Lucy Liu (Elementary)?
Alan Cox (Young Sherlock Holmes)? Okay, yeah, more cute than hot, but still.
Seymour Hicks (Under the Clock)? Yes, it's an 1893 stage play, but dude was hot.
Derek Waring (Sherlock Holmes: The Musical)?
James Mason (Murder by Decree)?
Gareth David-Lloyd (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes)?
Himesh Patel (Enola Holmes 2)? Post-credits, still counts.
Peter Wingfield (Sanctuary)?
Takanori Iwata (Sherlock: Untold Stories)?
Morris Chestnut (Watson*)? *Forthcoming TV series

There have been a lot, these are just the ones I am aware of and thought were hot.

[(Anonymous)]

As others have pointed out already, there's no shortage of hot Watsons. The only non-hot one I can think of is the Disney version that portrayed him as a fat hamster. But even there, I'm sure some furries would disagree.

[(Anonymous)]

Alright, OP, I’ll bite. Who or what do you consider hot?

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[(Anonymous)]

What? You're not into 20 variations of how much a victim lit up every room they walked into? Shame.

[tabaqui]

I feel this. One of the individuals I work with watches a lot of true crime stuff, and omg. The victims are always the saintliest of the most saintly saints to ever saint. It's a bit insufferable after a bit.

[dani_phantasma]

Reminds me of some reddit comments I once saw. "I darken every room I enter" and "I'm a horrible person for safety reasons"

Made me snort with laughter .

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, that's not remembering the victims either. That's brushing over their entire existence with a glitter brush. Yet another reason why true crime is (almost always) a horrible and unethical ghoulfest.

[(Anonymous)]

I think this phenomenon is so pervasive that in the comments on a Forensic Files episode someone expressed relief that Madalyn Murray O'Hair was not described in flowery terms.

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I prefer a complex look at the real life human beings the victims were too. It's a reminder that we are all susceptible to having our lives lost in messed up ways, that we're susceptible to bad detective work, that no matter who you are, you deserve justice.

I constantly think of Princess Weekes' video "True Crime and the Theatre of Safety". "The theatre of true crime is to tell the tales of good, dead, clean women. Not messy ones... If she can breathe, she can lie."

I constantly remind myself, people are messy. And I would prefer true crime media that keeps it realistic.

I really liked the Netflix miniseries "Unbelievable" and I also listened to the This American Life episode "Anatomy of Doubt" where we hear the victim and her family and friends talk about what happened. It's a classic tale of how justice works in America, and we should feel uncomfortable about how common it is and how we so consistently fail victims.

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[(Anonymous)]

Proof you don't need a megabudget movie to produce a few scares, just a tight concept. Escaped panther menaces hapless campers. That is all it is. And one good song.

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[tabaqui]

Music you like is music you like. :D

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[feotakahari]

Media that has the Designated Right Person can be fucking insufferable sometimes.

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[(Anonymous)]

Hi ho Silver, I guess.

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[(Anonymous)]

Well...in that example, as long as you do actually listen to goth music. Otherwise yes, that is the definition of poser.

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NS, NF, etc.

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[(Anonymous)]

What non-horror media horrified you as a kid?

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