#all the sherlocks

[le-fandom-prince]

"Fuck you my child is completely fine!"

Your child just spent almost 2 hours looking at Johnlock and Nellis fanart and is STILL looking for more content on both. no..he's not completely fine. he's severely mentally ill and looks at fictional couples for support, couples that aren't even canon mind you, and this is why his relationships in the real world never feel quite right anymore.

[stellaseveride]

ELEMENTARY | 2.19 The Many Mouths of Aaron Colville

[bonesandthebees]

sorry I can't stop thinking about this

[redmyeyes]

ANDREW SCOTT for diaries99 | 📷 Bartek Szmigulski

[otp-more-like-killmeplease]

[haedraulics]

dr watson in his 60s, tanned by the sussex sun, returns to his old service on the outbreak of WW1

this outfit is not historically accurate at all, but i really wanted to draw how i imagined watson in the gorgeous WW1 era h/w fic The Presbury Letters

+ bonus homecoming to angry bee husband

[contact-guy]

CHRISTMAS EVE, 1890 - part 2 - part 1 here! One more part to come. I am not liable for any injuries that may occur if you choose to play this Victorian Christmas parlor game at home (but please let me know how it goes if you do)

(this is the Watson's Sketchbook series!)

[gglinaa]

smth from the first movie

[inkskinned]

i think one of the reasons glass onion is so fun is that it just... loves the audience back.

so many popular movies and shows these days thrive on a sort of bitter engagement with their fans - where the fans are dismissed as being stupid, annoying, and needlessly angry. we are constantly positioned as being less intelligent as the writers.

so much of "spoiler-free" movie-making relies on writers getting away with one twist in their work, regardless of if that twist was earned. the work doesn't actually have any rewatch value or interesting writing - because they think "good writing" is about "pulling one over" on the audience. they don't focus on making interesting characters or storylines or good endings - they focus on fooling you. glass onion, meanwhile, has faith that the audience has figured the ending out, and that we'll watch anyway, because we love the characters.

so many adaptions of older works... kind of seem to hate the original work. they're done without passion. they're done almost as if checking off a box. so many of them openly mock the audience for enjoying the original, almost directly telling us that we are fools for ever having loved something.

but glass onion. loves the audience. it knows that many of the people watching are mystery-lovers. it is an homage that feels love towards the original works it references. it knows we also love those works; and instead of trying to disparage those works, it allows us to celebrate them.

one of my favorite things about it - and maybe why i found it so satisfying - is that this movie isn't trying to tell you it's the smartest, bestest, most-clever detective story. instead, it asks itself what is satisfying and exciting for the audience? and actually gives us that payoff. it's bright, colorful, and fucking fun.

just... more of this please. i'm very bored of nihilism and grittiness and "shock value" writing. put the love back in. let us love unironically. have your work say i love you too. thank you for sharing this story.

[le-fandom-prince]

Hello hello!!

welcome to my chaos of a blog!!

in this blog we will be the fandom nerds we were born to be!!

expect dumb ships, weird obsessions, all the feels, fanfics, fanart, and tons more!!!

oh, prepare for angst as well!! cuz God knows i loooove to make myself sad over fictional characters!!

i think that's all for now!! enjoy the chaos and remember, RESPECT OTHERS OR BE SENT TO AZKABAN!!

[nothingofpracticalgardening]

I think a lot about how all versions of Watson don’t see themselves as anything special, meanwhile all versions Sherlock Holmes are looking at them like “This is the most wonderful human being who ever lived and the only person I want to spend all my time with for the rest of my life.”

[peageetibbs]

Great compilation. But where is Brent Spiner alias Lt. Commander Data? He impersonated Sherlock Holmes several times in Star Trek TNG - and admirably IMHO... 😉

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SHERLOCK HOLMES 169 YEARS

video

[noodles-and-tea]

And the address is 221b Baker Street… ;)

[tremendously-crazy]

Sherlock Holmes fans don't want much. They just want to see a universe where Holmes and Watson actually get to be together.

[abstractfrog]

SILVER BLAZE PART THREE - happy jonkday everyone. one of these days i'll draw a scene that doesn't take place at night