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my-kind-of-stuff:

I was watching Sherlock again, paying attention to everything, trying to figure out how he’s still alive and I ran across this:

Look at his email address… he’s got an actual website, so I went and checked it out and to my surprise I see this:

Look what it says: “brook is innocent”, Check for yourself here

Moffat&Gatiss you are two crazy bastards. Nicely played!

I tried the email too, and I didn’t get a mail daemon- will see what happens :)

I actually got an email reply- HERE IT IS:

“Hullo there!

Thanks for getting in touch. Unfortunately, I will be out of town and without access to email for an unknown period of time. For all urgent requests, please contact journalist Kitty Riley, and she will be able to direct your message. Otherwise, please feel free to reply with more details and I’ll be sure to respond when I return!

Thanks from your favourite storyteller,

Richard Brook”

Now- where does one find Kitty Riley’s contact information? I know she gave Sherlock her card but they don’t show that to us….

HOLY. FUCKING. WOW.

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the-vashta-nerada:

Moffat: I had this really great idea for The Wedding of River Song where-

BBC: Steven, we know what you’re going to say. You want to kill a character. We’ll allow you to kill someone.

Moffat: Really?

BBC: Yes. His name is Doctor Who Confidential.

Moffat: …

BBC: IT HURTS DOESN’T IT

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lauradesantis:

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 ”Absolutely no. Under no circumstances are we having a bow tie! It’s retro, outdated, ridiculous, it’s a pantomime idea of what Doctor Who is like. We are not having a bow tie!” — Steven Moffat

nom-chompsky:

doctorwho:

ah mah gah

DYING. 

doctorwho:

The Daily Beast has a *BRILLIANT* interview with Steven Moffat where he answers a lot of questions/comments/complaints about everything from how he plans the plot, series-long arcs, and what happens when one day he, Matt, Karen, and Arthur decide to move on.  It’s a must read.

For example:

It was revealed that River Song is the daughter of companions Amy and Rory (Arthur Darvill). Is this the solution you had in mind when you first introduced her in “Silence in the Library” back in Season 5?

Not quite…It came about from the most practical reason: I had to have the Doctor in a library…and a bunch of archaeologists had to find him and not immediately arrest him for the crime. The psychic paper wouldn’t cover it, so I thought, What if one of the archaeologists knows him?…But then I thought, What if one of the archaeologists knows him, but he doesn’t know the archaeologist? Suddenly, that’s quite cool. What if it’s a woman? What if it’s a woman who flirts with him in a rather proprietary way? Then a whole story explodes in your head…She might be his wife, or a girlfriend, or there’s a romantic attachment there.

When I introduced Amy Pond, it was with the possibility that this could be the mother of River, and that’s why I put the “Pond” in…There was no guarantee that Karen [Gillan] was going to stay or that Alex [Kingston] would come back. It was just a possibility that I kept alive.

We’re still reading it. We’ll probably post more quotes from it as we come across them.

The way Moffat’s mind works will never cease to amaze me.