Written by Stephanie Bell Fans of Sherlock are familiar with the love-hate relationship between Sherlock and Mycroft Holmes. One minute, Mycroft is calmly watching his brother get beaten by an interrogator. The next, the two brothers are playing a “friendly” … Continue reading
Written by Prof Jenn and Stephanie Bell We sadly learned last week of the passing of Leonard Nimoy, beloved actor and all-round ambassador for science fiction. His work on stage, screen, and in the visual arts will be cherished by … Continue reading
Written by Lauren Shultz As much as we all love Sherlock Holmes, Dr. John Watson doesn’t always get the credit he deserves. After all, the dynamic duo wouldn’t be so dynamic without the kind doctor around to aid the brilliant … Continue reading
Written by Prof. Jenn I have to give these ladies major props for doing something I would have LOVED to do myself but haven’t. So no matter what else I think about this series so far, major kudos is in … Continue reading
Written by Stephanie Bell Oddly for a show about an apparently unemotional logic-machine, themes of love and romance are quite common in Sherlock. We, of course, know that our favourite consulting detective is not prone to dramatic protestations of love—rather, … Continue reading
Written by Hannah Rummel Roses are red, Violets are blue Martin and Amanda are adorable And Ben and Sophie too! Valentine’s Day is here whether we want it to be or not. Some lucky people will be spending the day with … Continue reading
Written by Hannah Rummel (You can read about the best quotes from A Study in Pink here.) It seems that when a Sherlock fan is asked which episode is their favourite, this is the normal response: “I don’t know. They’re … Continue reading
Written by Lauren Shultz As is very evident in this show, Sherlock Holmes can be insensitive to people’s feelings, to say the least. However, every now and then, he does something that redeems all of his previous misdeeds. Even though … Continue reading
Written by Stephanie Bell In his Oscar-nominated performance, Benedict Cumberbatch is riveting as the brilliant 20th-century mathematician Alan Turing in director Morten Tyldum’s The Imitation Game. Turing led a group of cryptographers at Great Britain’s Bletchley Park who broke the … Continue reading
Written by Lauren Shultz As every Sherlockian knows, nothing is ever as simple as it appears at first sight in this show. At the end of ‘His Last Vow’, a video of Jim Moriarty, who is presumed dead, was shown … Continue reading
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