[ SECRET POST #2405 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2405 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, BBC!Sherlock really took it to whole new depths; not only was the limp psychosomatic (and the shoulder injury, though retained as legit, apparently didn't affect the character in any way at all whatsoever *koff*frozen shoulder*koff*, the limp got magicked away so the two characters (I refuse to justify them with the names ACD assigned in canon) could run like loons through the streets of London, as an Aspie head-map careened in and out of view.

...wow that came out more caustic than it should have...

If my vestibular disorder gets any worse (as it is supposed I'LL be the one with the funny stick next--I look forward to being able to brain any idiots who give me grief with it, however. XD

TL;DR: I feel you OP, and IA with silverau's comment 110%.

[elephantinegrace]

Oh, lordy, when I watched the pilot, I had to fast-forward over that whole part or risk cringing myself to death. And even then I couldn't watch it all the way through at once. It was like the entirety of Garden State; if you can get over your need on a placebo crutch, you too can have crazy adventures with a sexy brunet/te!

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Speaking of the pilot, one of my absolute favorite parts was when John shouted "damn my leg!" and then immediately apologized because I've been there myself. As clever as it was for them to change things up a bit (and give a nod to canon with the whole leg/shoulder kerfuffle), it would have been brilliant to see more of that in the rest of the series.