What?

[karadinart]

Completely confusing article in the Washington Post regarding the airing of Scandal in Belgravia in the UK, Masterpiece Mystery Producer Rebecca Eton announces 'Sherlock doesn't

take his clothes off'

Which Scandal did she watch????

It's so hilarious that everyone's talking about this ep on this side of the water without bothering to SEE it first. They don't have to see the entire episode even, everything shown was shown in public previews. And everyone's talking about Lara's nudity, but no mention of Benedict's delectable cleavage.

What is this idea that if it appears on PBS that it's going to be censored? It's nighttime viewing - *but I have inferred that it will be since it will less than 90 min running time* which is quite a shame as that flash of skin from Benedict includes one of the best scenes of John, Sherlock and Mycroft interaction.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/tv-column/post/winter-tv-press-tour-2012-masterpiece-execs-bask-in-successful-year-and-of-course-discuss-that-sherlock-nude-scene/2

Comments

[mercurella.livejournal.com]

He doesn't even get dressed up until a certain point!.......unwrapped is probably a better term than "undressed"

[karadin.livejournal.com]

The whole WP article is more of a lack of information, geez, I can blog better than that.

[mercurella.livejournal.com]

It's so bad the page has been deleted! That's why I didn't comment on the article itself.

[karadin.livejournal.com]

huh, waddya know.

[mercurella.livejournal.com]

exactly........

[karadin.livejournal.com]

And now someone is reporting that Benedict will be back for Season 3 of Sherlock, because Rebecca Eaton was saying 'he will' but really, the only people who can give the definitive yes are Steven, Mark and Sue.

[mercurella.livejournal.com]

and Ben might just move on to other stuff or have a schedule conflict that puts things off for years at a time. Speculation so often leads to disappointment or annoyance for the actors/writers and then the fandom splits and gets pissy, hates the press, looks for scapegoats etc and so it goes on.

[karadin.livejournal.com]

Well, these days anyone can have a blog and anyone can report 'news' (case in point self) but as I want to be a trusted news source, I wait before posting, rather not have egg on my face.

[mercurella.livejournal.com]

Even trusted news sources make big mistakes, even at the BBC breaking stories are silently removed just after I email someone and then they say "that story isn't there". I dunno, as always I'll just follow Mark's twitter since Moffat is often so indecisive.