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trying to make them with cameraphone with only ( limited success. )
reviews/recaps:
( the naval treaty )
high point: introductory scene. 'you're interested,' 'of course.' --also watson saying 'my practice--' and holmes stalking like a big cat into his personal space, saying gently, 'if your cases are more interesting than mine...,' and watson correcting him (irritably? or smugly?), 'my practice can do quite well without me for a few days.'
other amusingly slashy bits: holmes's hand is wrapped in a bandage. watson: 'you're injured!'
low point: holmes's speech about flowers as proof of a deity. it seems to make less sense than in print.
( the solitary cyclist ) (summary:) this is one of my favorites because it's so emotional for watson--and the screen dramatization can ONLY make it better, which it does... . holmes is an eccentric with few or no social graces, you see, and this is an episode/story where the lack really comes across--he's busy and makes no allowance for the weakness of other people, yet at the same time clearly doesn't set out just to hurt watson. and watson--watson is so vulnerable to him... . we see holmes behave like a gentleman, demonstrating bafflingly that he is not lost to ALL social graces, only those which could spare w. pain, apparently.
high point: holmes lamenting watson's watching the cyclist from the wrong side of the road while he bustles briskly around and watson trails after. they appear to be at a hairdresser's.
other slashy bits: bathing the wound, chasing the criminals, performing the chemistry experiment
guest stars: the lady has cleavage. major cleavage. and cool costumes.
low point: the scenes from the guest star's pov.