читать дальше, не бояться! "So many people don’t want spoilers that I feel it would be a bit unfair to do so. Also there are aspects of the show which the creatives specifically asked us not to tweet or write about because they really are moments that are best seen fresh on the screen without knowing about them first. I’ll do a follow up review once it’s aired but I don’t think it would be fair to do one in advance." cumberbatchweb.tumblr.com/
Вот тебе и весь сказ!
"Benedict being rather embarrassed at the adulation being thrown his way by the others on the panel."
"OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG freekin' awesome! @steven_moffat has banned us from saying anything else. Seriously though OMG"
"Sherlock series 2, ep 1 - A Scandal In Belgravia: extraordinarily, unbelievably, joyously great. Better than you can even imagine"
"Nghhh, BC is just so sexy. I'd tap that." - а кто бы не
Вот оно! 1 января!
типо спойлеры по содержанию - но опять-таки ничего более спойлерного, чем канон, я там не нашла!
"He's given runaround by a lady" - о Шерлоке и Ирен
"nefer5 Federica
@prettyvacant82 Hi Helen! Can you tell me if, in this version, Irene is Sherlock's love interest?
@prettyvacant82 Helen Robinson
@nefer5 OK, I don't think that was prohibited information I would say definitely, but in a really complicated unconventional way!"
"complicated unconventional way!" что бы это значило!
"Soon a more interesting case is brought to Holmes’ attention, and one involving a matter of national security. Cue the entrance of one Irene Adler, a woman in possession of some rare incriminating evidence and something even rarer: the wits to outsmart Sherlock Holmes.
The novelty of this story and of choosing Adler as counterpart is that it gives the opportunity to show Holmes being bested. We’re presented with Holmes the buffoon, Holmes the baffled, Holmes having rings run around him, temporarily at least. It’s a chance to up the comedy, and make good use of Cumberbatch’s clowning skills. If none of that sounds very attractive to you, not to worry, it’s by no means a permanent shift, but it is a strangely enjoyable one while it lasts."
"Those suspicious tweets about people crying during the recording of the “Scandal” score. Why—why would that happen? Nothing super sad happened in the original “Scandal” story—Sherlock Holmes got outwitted by a woman, sure, but that wasn’t really sad, it was hot humbling. Tragic deaths generally lead to tears, though.
Someone on Plurk mentioned that there were spoiler pics of a funeral somewhere—I haven’t seen them, but apparently Benedict was in them so it’s not Sherlock’s funeral. I have no idea whether this is even true, so if somebody better-informed than I can link me to said pictures or debunk them, that would be lovely." — кто где сказал не знаю, стащено у .peccatrice
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