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The stone came from the goose.
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“The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle”, 1892.
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A man with so large a head must have something in it.
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the blue carbuncle 07
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“I have a fiver with my friend here, that the bird I chose is country bred.”
A few yards off he stopped under a lamp-post and laughed in the hearty, noiseless fashion which was peculiar to him. —The Blue Carbuncle
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Granada’s The Blue Carbuncle
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The Blue Carbuncle Advent Calendar: #16
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Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes {Granada Holmes - The Blue Carbuncle}
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The Blue Carbuncle Advent Calendar: #3 (requested by @symbolicanus)
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The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
↳ The Blue Carbuncle, Part 4
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Any time is a good time to watch Granada’s ‘The Blue Carbuncle’.
That is one of my favorite episodes.
It’s so great!
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FAVE. <3333
“Oh, please, go away…”
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The Blue Carbuncle
Watson’s reaction is wonderful. It is like;
“Attention! The money, in my hand, please.”
While Sherlock wants to say; “Pah!”
In the last gif you can see the fun they actually had making these scene.
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Lol, YES. Gah, cuties. What kills me is Watson’s smile…
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And Watson is just so damn lovely to return the fiver :)
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Mr. Holmes, the goose! The goose, Mr. Holmes! Well, what of it, man? Has it come back to life and flapped off through the kitchen window?
Source: sir-mycroft