"We watched it together for the first time, he hadn’t seen it. So we watched it together for the first time and I punched him afterwards."
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Amanda Abbington, on watching Reichenbach Falls with Martin Freeman.
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About three things Donovan was sure…
First, Anderson liked dinosaurs…
Second, she was totally and utterly cleaning his carpet on weekends.
And third, Anderson was unconditionally and irrevocably, the man with the lowest IQ in all of the U.K.
^^^^
THIS WHOLE POST DESERVES ALL THE REWARDS!
too right it does!
17:03
Writing drunk Molly is my favourite.
Success for Andrew Scott & Steven Moffat at the 2012 BAFTA TV Awards!
Andrew Scott tonight won Best Supporting Actor at the 2012 BAFTA Television Awards, beating out co-star Martin Freeman in the same category, while Steven Moffat collected a Special Award for his work in television writing.
An emotional Andrew Scott thanked the entire cast and crew during his acceptance speech, while on collecting his award from Benedict Cumberbatch and Matt Smith, a delighted Steven Moffat had to laugh and remark: “That’s Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Who. Giving me an award. That is Absolutely brilliant!” before going on to thank “my brilliant friend, and most brilliant collaborator, and in the words of Doyle himself, never better applied, the best and wisest person I have ever known – Mark Gatiss. And in many ways the least sung, but most deserving hero of Sherlock: The Woman, the producer – Sue Vertue. The best, and wisest woman I have ever married!”
Sadly, Benedict Cumberbatch lost out in the Best Actor category to Dominic West for his chilling portrayal of serial killer Fred West in the fact based drama ‘Appropriate Adult’, while Sherlock as a whole lost out to light entertainment show ‘Celebrity Juice’, despite a massive social media campaign by Sherlock fans across the internet.
In total, Sherlock took away a total of five awards from the 2012 BAFTA ceremonies, following the BAFTA TV Craft Awards two weeks ago that saw the series win for its Editing, Sound and Writing (again for Steven Moffat).
It goes without saying, congratulations to the winners, commiserations to the losers, and we’ll hopefully see some new nominations come the 2014 BAFTA Award ceremonies, when Sherlock will once again be eligible after taking a year off for the production of Series Three, beginning in January 2013!
May 26th
16:28
16:28
Hello, sweeties!
angeediiezproductions started following you
behind-her-blue-eyes started following you
bandanaman asked: does moffat have an official fandom? if so, don’t you think it should be called the moffia?
curseofthe-consultingdetective:
omg
the moffia
I’m a part of the Moffia.
Dear God Yes
THE MOFFIA. Has he been informed of this wonderful new fandom?
OH MMY GOSH YES
I AM IN! GOOD LAWD Perfection
“You come to me on the day of the Season 3 premiere of Sherlock, asking me for Johnlock? This, I cannot do.”
Martin: But I have always wanted to be an airline captain.
Douglas: Really?
Martin: Yes, ever since I was six.
Douglas: Oh, and before that?
Martin: I wanted to be an aeroplane.
FEOAGJEDOGJD LOOK AT THE BABY CRIEFF OMG
God. He’s so damn precious.
In my brain, this was Sherlock’s idea “Well, if you want to be an aeroplane, there’s an experiment we can do…”
