#sherlock & greg

[kazisonline]

That's my take on them

[thebellekeys]

leave him alone that's my emotional support grumpy middle aged white man with a layered past and zero bitches who's also really good at his job

[blessyouhawkeye]

house md is compelling because it presents a version of sherlock holmes that 1. lives in new jersey 2. is really into monster trucks and 3. says things like "party time" and "who da man? i da man"

[sh6rlockholmes]

them.

[221bnassau]

Lestrade's face when Sherlock says his name correctly for the first time in the series... screaming and crying.

[smarthily]

For @sherlockchallenge​​ June prompt JOKE

[remy--hadley]

Funny that cuddys morphine dream of her dying and wilson and house raising her daughter together is exactly what happened between Mary Watson, John Watson and Sherlock Holmes.

[camieoux]

im pretty sure they say this at least once in each show (and im pretty sure one of them dies in each show)

[sher2650]

Doodle a spontaneous post-case Johnlock hug with John going all sprakly heart-eyes and Lestrade being Lestrade in the background?

LOVE this ask

Also, height difference? No sorry I don’t know her

[a-victorian-girl]

Greg doesn't like it. @giftober 2024 | Day 31: "Free Choice" 🤭

[atomikats]

tell em hudders

[professordrarry]

This is how hyperfixation works:

This is a three second scene. Maybe four if I'm being generous.

But Mycroft and Greg have an entire conversation through glances in those four seconds.

And those conversations? They only happen when you've been together for y e a r s.

This four seconds is all it took to shove me off a cliff of OTP obsession.

And the kicker?

Sherlock isn't even awake...

[bi-bored]

Just thought I'd point out this fun little parallel between Good Omens and Sherlock 😃

[a-wondering-sole17]

The real villain of bbc sherlock is lestrade’s wife because who would cheat on GREG.

[gravesofdismals]

a kiss a day keep the Johnlock's problem at bay

[221bnassau]

Apparently, now every time I rewatch something I have to do this because nothing has ever been funnier than these texts. So here you go, bbc Sherlock's version.