Permalink Reply by Nichole Ashlynn on February 6, 2012 at 11:25pm I was rewatching Reichenbach for the sake of taking some screenshots, and the last third of it, just as before, reduced me to a shapeless heap of melancholia.
Permalink Reply by Azeem Mustafa on February 7, 2012 at 4:12pm I think it would have destroyed me so much more if the last half minute or so hadn't had happened. I have to say Martin Freeman is such an incredible natural actor. Even the way he walks throughout the series, it's all done in a way that never says "hey, i'm acting," it's just being.
Permalink Reply by Alexis Good on February 7, 2012 at 7:01pm I think that if therapists specialised in Getting Over Sherlock, they would all be millionaires...
Permalink Reply by James Logan Garrison on March 21, 2012 at 5:43am The whole last 20 minutes just reduced me to a pile of tears. The acting was so great and the build up to the final roof scene was fantastic.
Permalink Reply by Izaak on March 22, 2012 at 8:22pm While we're on this topic, lets talk about our theories on how Sherlock survived.
Do you think the biker who knocks John over was part of Sherlock's Plan? Is Mycroft in on it? I think it's pretty obvious that Molly is, but what about Irene?
Permalink Reply by Neira on March 23, 2012 at 1:38am If the biker wasn't a part of the plan then the world really hates John. His best friend just jumped of a building in front of him and he can't even get to him without a random dude knocking him over. That's just cruel. It could be a red herring, but, in my opinion, it a part of the plan.
I'm not sure about Mycroft, but I hope he helped too. Just to make up for selling his brother to his arch enemy (maybe he was jealous at Moriarty for stealing his title).
I think we won't see anymore of Irene. She is sort of a one time character. I don't think she was in on it.
Molly helped, for sure, but I think Sherlock didn't tell her everything.
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