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No Jims right, havent seen the extra interviews but even in the scripts there is a certain smugness about them in the writing. Good though. does nobody still know when the new series is screened in the UK? January again presumably?
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As for Series 3, I wonder how on earth they will explain the finale in a satisfying and believable answer POSSIBLE SPOILER ALERT! it wasn't Holmes who went off the roof it was Moriarity (probably) notice that when Watson goes over to examine the body a cyclist bumps into him to prevent it. then a "copper" keeps everyone away from the scene. Homes must have called one of the Baker Street irregulars to keep Watson away. Of course, its probably a bit of a cheat but so was the original story! bruce
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The last I read, the new episodes were scheduled to begin production in January 2013. So probably a summer air date for the UK and fall for the US. Thanks Michael, later this year then.
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The third series of Sherlock will start filming on Monday 18th March, it has been announced. The date was confirmed to website Sherlockology by the show's producer Sue Vertue. Principal photography is having to be done in two waves, though, because of the availability of stars Benedict Cumberbatch (Holmes) and Martin Freeman (Watson) for filming. Two of the three episodes will be shot at first, with cast and crew then taking an early break for the summer before returning a few weeks later for the final episode of the series. Vertue, who is married to the show's co-creator Steven Moffat, said: We could never have fitted all three films into one long go because of everyone's availability. It's being flexible like this which allows us to keep making them. The start date coincides with the beginning of filming on the 50th-anniversary episode of Doctor Who - and Moffat is also the showrunner of the sci-fi series. Last Thursday, Freeman told Graham Norton, on the latter's Comic Relief's Big Chat on BBC Three, that even after reading Mark Gatiss's "brilliant" script, he and the rest of the cast still weren't entirely sure how Holmes had managed to survive his rooftop fall at the end of Series 2. Gatiss is the fellow co-creator of the show. http://www.newsintimeandspace.net/2013/03/sherlock-series-3-filming-start-090313190517.html
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T Last Thursday, Freeman told Graham Norton, on the latter's Comic Relief's Big Chat on BBC Three, that even after reading Mark Gatiss's "brilliant" script, he and the rest of the cast still weren't entirely sure how Holmes had managed to survive his rooftop fall at the end of Series 2. 0l OBVIOUSLY, HE DIDN'T READ MY BRILLIANT DEDUCTION ABOVE BRM
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Thanks John, at least we have some kind of intended date now. Disappointing to me that with so much wall-to-wall utter cack on Tv that we have to wait a year and a half for more of this. Not the best on UK TV but one of the more watchable series.
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2 years wait then...as the last one aired UK january 2012.
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Sherlock producer Sue Vertue has issued a plea for fans to keep quiet about filming on the new series. In a statement to website Sherlockology, she wrote: Hi, Sue Vertue here. As many of you are aware, we'll soon be embarking on our first London leg of filming for series 3. I'm also aware that there is quite a lot of speculation about where we're shooting when. I can't stress how much we the producers and Benedict [Cumberbatch], Martin [Freeman] and the rest of the cast appreciate your love and dedication to our show - we'll endeavour to live up to your expectations for Series 3. What I am nervous about is that our London shooting schedule is punishing and will really give us very little time to interact with you. The actors really hope you understand that. Also, and I know this is probably asking a lot, the majority of fans and indeed ourselves would REALLY appreciate it if you didn't post pictures or spoilers or ideally our daily locations. Thanks for your understanding. Sue x The first episode of the third series is called The Empty Hearse. It has been written by Mark Gatiss and the director is Jeremy Lovering, with Amanda Abbington joining the cast in a role described by the BBC as one "that significantly impacts upon the lives of John and Sherlock." Abbington, whose character name has not yet been announced, is the partner of Martin Freeman, who plays Watson. http://www.newsintimeandspace.net/2013/04/sherlock-shtum-110413122417.html
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Latest i had heard was they had filmed in london and cardiff and were close to finishing filming but i dont know how accurate that is. Hopefully they are at least on target for their january broadcast. Funny how the good series take forever to arrive and when they do theyre over quick - yet there is always endless reams of junk whose series go on forever. Why is that i wonder?
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