goodomens

         The ever dramatic Sherlock Holmes and his                          long-suffering friend and colleague, Dr. Watson.

*~The Final Problem Separation and the Empty House Reunion~*

my little contribution to Jeremy January

(via tremendousdetectivetheorist)

Toby!

                             25th January 2017: To be or not to be!

Teatro Olimpico (Vicenza, Italy) by Gabriele Kahal 

“Watson? Just sit down and try to look as natural as possible.”

You must understand, Watson. My emotions run very high whenever I solve a mystery.

1886

“The more I did so [spent time reading Poirot stories], the more the little man entranced me. There were so many foibles, so many little habits that some people found hard to understand, so many mannerisms - his need for order, his dislike for the country, his determination to carry a silver ‘Turnip’ pocket watch wherever he went. Each was as idiosyncratic as the next, and each was fascinating. [..] I started to write my private list of Poirot’s habits and character. I called it my ‘dossier of characteristics’. It ended up five pages long and detailed ninety-three different aspects of his life. I have the list to this day - in fact, I carried it around on the set with me throughout all my years as Poirot, just as I gave a copy to every director I worked with on a Poirot film.” - David Suchet, Poirot and Me

Hidden gem in Edinburgh: Dean’s village

Watson’s description of Holmes’ three pipe problem thinking pose was so splendid.  …bonus angry boisson Watson!