Sherlock Holmes, out of character.

Dear internet:

Moffat told those of us who love Sherlock (which, for the record, is bloody fantastic and gorgeous and you should watch it as soon as you can) that the key to the last few minutes lies in something out of character that Sherlock did.

I don't like spoilers.

But.

Molly?  Anyone?  That was out of character.  But it fit in with the story itself.  It was well-written, but out of character for Sherlock.
That scene.... Along with what we know from Irene's life....


M.

Now watch.  I'll be totally wrong.

Classy

When I was in NZ last May, I picked up a copy of a magazine called frankie.

I read it in one sitting and decided I knew what I wanted my birthday present to be for the next who-knows-how-many years.
My first installment of this year's subscription came.  And I read it.  In one sitting.

Did I mention I love frankie?  This issue's best article was four different people writing about what was "cool."  As in, what defines cool, not what's in and out.
The second best was an interview with Neil Gaiman and Amanda Palmer.
You knew that was coming eventually, didn't you?

Check out more of frankie's awesomeness right here, right now.

m.

All of the images are from frankie's website, which, if you didn't get that it was the link above, is http://www.frankie.com.au.