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We just finished The Sign Of Three and oh… my… god. I don’t think I ever stopped smiling…
except when I was clawing at my face and curling in on myself. It’s a delightful episode from start
to finish. It’s both utterly heartwarming and heart-wrenching. Incredibly heart-wrenching. Oh my
god, my heart.

The case is nice and succinct and clever, and it adds to what the main theme is: Sherlock &
John and what they have and will continued to mean to one another.

This episode was written by all three main Sherlock writers., though I think that Steve Thompson
has the pen for the majority of it. Colm McCarthy is the director this go around, and while I liked
the jerky hecticness of The Empty Hearse, because it lent itself to what was going on, I have to
say I prefer McCarthy’s directing style. It matches the emotions that are happening and it’s just
so… lovely.

I want to tell you all about it, but I can’t, so here’s some bullet points, because I don’t trust myself
beyond that. This is so very out of order.

There’s quite a bit of Lestrade in this episode
Donovan!
There’s also a lot of Molly and she has the best lines
Mycroft showing up in unexpected places
Sherlock & YouTube
The hair ruffle returns!
The Stag Night may be my favorite cluster of scenes of all time. It is amazing. I was almost crying
with laughter. The gifs. THE GIFS that will come out of this.
Deaded
Handcuffs
Vatican Cameos
Sherlock… oh Sherlock… oh my poor baby
The military is involved & we see John’s credentials
Archie!!
There’s a cameo…
He will make you laugh, clutch your face in horror, and cry.
Tom is adorable.
Mary is so very clever.
Dancing. Dancing.
The Vow
We’re all going to die in His Last Vow. Die. Die a horrible death.
The Sign Of Three comes out this Sunday on BBC One at 8:30PM. Prepare to be utterly
delighted.

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