#it's a TV series from the BBC

[red-dead-sakharine]

I'm still traumatized by this series

[snowfallnight]

I fucking can't with this show lmao

[velsim]

if I had a nickel for every time Sherlock Holmes decided not to persecute a heavy-game hunter for avenging someone they cared about, i'd have two nickels. which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice

[mariocki]

Play for Today: The Flipside of Dominick Hide (BBC, 1980)

"Complacent with your mission, Dominick? Amusing, the history of transport. We've made a modicum of progress: trips are regulated to microseconds, punctuality taken for granted."

"Yes."

"Why then were you two minutes late on your double return? Machine fault?"

"No. I'm sorry."

"I accept apology. Reason?"

"It was raining. Rain slows everything. I saw an old woman knocked down and I was checking how long before help reached her. The medi-car was blocked in progress, I think she died."

"So?"

"I thought it might be interesting."

"People are not your conspectus, Dominick. If you wish to study people, watch old films."

[britneyshakespeare]

sorry i just saw someone refer to the bbc as "the beeb." it's changed my life

[agir1ukn0w]

honestly it’s a wonder show runners aren’t having multiple breakdowns over writing character deaths with so many people on the internet threatening everyone in their immediate vicinity and themselves with violence if anything ever happened to their blorbos

[aliferousdreamer]

at some point i will make a post about season 3 of the traitors because the first 3 episodes were wild

[amberraymond]

Mrs. Brown’s boys tv series

[sapphia]

how many wga strike posts do i need to scroll past telling people where to find fresh content to watch before someone points out that america is not the only country that makes tv shows

[cowlovely]

whyyyyy of all the streaming sites do the new seasons of doctor who have to be on disney+ 😐

[matt-w-blogging]

I feel like a lot of people miss the point of Sherlock's charging-port-deduction when they poke fun at it.

Now, I'm not saying he's right or some genius (or that you shouldn't poke fun at the deduction), I'm just saying that the point of this specific observation was misunderstood.

Because yes, we all try to plug our phones in in the dark or without looking and miss the port a few times. But not hard enough to leave scratches in the metal. When I look at my charging port, there are no scratches there, because I use the appropriate amount of force when plugging in my phone, and I think most of you do, too.

However, when you're completely drunk, there isn't really an 'appropriate amount of force.' You will jam your charger into the metal around your phone port hard enough to leave visible scratches.

It wasn't that the phone's user missed the port; it was that they missed the port with enough excessive force to scratch the phone.

(Which, of course, doesn't even necessarily mean 'alcoholic'; it could just be someone with difficulty with fine motor skills, or who misjudges how much force they need for things, or wasn't wearing their glasses and got very frustrated trying to plug in their phone, or any variety of other scenarios)

[clownfessionsofficial]

Ghosts 🤝 From

[marsixm]

finallyyy finished the first detective conan movie and can resume watching the regular series

[mariocki]

Shadows of Fear: White Walls and Olive-Green Carpets (1.8, Thames, 1971)

"Often, a man wants a girl as long as he can't have her. Then, when he's free to marry her, he has second thoughts. He thinks he could do better for himself: no hurry, shop around. It happens."

"Just like that, huh?"

"People do what's best for themselves. I've been let down before now."

"Often?"

"No one ever did it more than once."

[ladyelainehilfur]

kacchako pride and prejudice AU...I'm not gonna write it but if someone does hmu