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fandomsecrets2013-04-11 06:37 pm
[ SECRET POST #2291 ]
⌈ Secret Post #2291 ⌋
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Try reading the source material so that you have more informed view.
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(Anonymous) 2013-04-12 05:35 pm (UTC)(link)You want faithful, go Brett.
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(Anonymous) 2013-04-12 06:32 pm (UTC)(link)Anyone who's read the original Hound of Baskerville, Scandal in Bohemia or Devil's Foot should NOT be happy with Sherlock's 'Scandal in Belgravia' and 'Hounds of Baskerville'. 'Study in Pink' was pretty good, despite deliberately poking fun at the entire solution of Study in Scarlet, and both 'Great Game' and 'Reichenbach Fall' are interesting, even though Reichenback oddly reverses Holmes and Moriarty's convictions and steps they're willing to take (in the original Final Problem, it was Holmes who was willing to die to stop Moriarty and dragged Moriarty unwillingly with him, while in 'Reichenbach' ... well). 'Blind Banker', I don't even know what they were aiming at, let alone where they ended up.
Um. Clever and polished, yes. Faithful to the original canon, hell no.