I believe in mathematics, logic, chemistry, in your eyes red of the cold and in your good heart; that’s it.
Sherlock Holmes (2013)
#false advertising this makes Holmes look like a decent person
😂😂😂
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I believe in mathematics, logic, chemistry, in your eyes red of the cold and in your good heart; that’s it.
Sherlock Holmes (2013)
#false advertising this makes Holmes look like a decent person
😂😂😂
When the case of the mysterious Musgrave Ritual is solved, Dr. Watson writes down their exceptional adventure and takes the story to The Strand. This time, his publisher is very pleased. There’s only one detail he has to add:
PUBLISHER: Can I give you one piece of advice? … Let your Holmes be a true gentleman. Furthermore, if you’re going to make him a genius detective, do it properly. Do you understand me?
WATSON: Not really.
PUBLISHER: Well, you see, an intelligent, ordinary detective is boring. Give him some extraordinary abilities, I don’t know, maybe he knows some peculiar martial art, or, say, he never misses a shot …
WATSON: But he can’t do anything in real life, he cant’t.
PUBLISHER: John, nobody cares about what he can do in real life. Let me tell you a story. When I was a young man, I was a reporter and I was sent to do an interview with Colonel Moran, remember him? A man who crawled miles in a dried river to fight a Bengal tiger. A hero. I worried so much, I couldn’t sleep for the entire night,and then, I saw a tiny man. Small, puny, trembling, looking at me with his beady eyes like I was his superior. Do you understand me?
WATSON: To be honest, not really.
PUBLISHER: We are the ones who make them heros, or not. So the more pertinant question is, who are the heros really? Them or us?
June, 2019
Episodes in HD on YouTube (below the link)
Thanks @spiritcc and everyone else involved in the creation of the subtitles. Great work!
That man has been standing here since lunchtime. It seems like the Inspector of Scotland Yard, Lestrade, has seriously got it in for my modest persona.
Why do you say he’s from Scotland Yard?
The workers of Scotland Yard are dressed by two tailors: Chilstone and Harris. His coat is a Harris, only one coat flap, mousey, and loose-fitting enough to allow for brisk walking or even running. But most importantly, this entire time he has only transferred his weight from one foot to another; this is the kind of stamina that you will only find among the military or policemen.
You define people with such ease.
wAkE mE Up inSIDe
New Russian Sherlock Holmes episode “Halifax”:
Goodbye, friends, this series is slowly but surely killing me.
the tandem bike though lmao
it won’t be very satisfying to beat you up from behind.
Mikhail Boyarsky as Inspector Lestrade in Шерлок Холмс (2013). (Sherlock Holmes 2013)
Episode 3: Pagliacci.
As it surprises absolutely no one, central has ignored me successfully on several instances, and for several weeks, in my proposal to just give them the fucking subtitles for nrh on their channel since they’ve pulled down mine. Therefore, plan B went into action which is uploading the series on google drive, so here it goes:
Same info could be found on this little cursed vid I’ve just uploaded on youtube, so hopefully the show could still be found via the simple keywords.
Thanks for the trouble, youtube.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯ sherlock is pretty good at imitating mycroft, except for when he isn’t
NRH gotta catch all the previous adaptations:
Alexander Adabashyan: Barrymore in the Soviet series => editor in nrh
Olga Volkova: “Rosita” in My Dearly Beloved Detective => Lady Nelligan in nrh
Ernst Romanov: Watson in the Blue Carbuncle => judge in nrh
Semyon Furman: Bachelor club member in My Dearly Beloved Detective => Mr. Johnson in nrh
Svetlana Kryuchkova: Agatha/Mrs. Barrymore in the Soviet series => Queen Victoria in nrh
New Russian Holmes + Russian google search
Ugh, these kids never learn
This show is so important.
Watch this series
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