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General discussion (archive)CBS scrapes bottom of the barrel with American Sherlock series(34 posts)(34 posts)
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Posted February 29, 2012
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SheBear: Woah now! I thought that was quite fun (and a bit over the top silly for sure) back in the 90s or early 2000s - when ever that was.
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Barefoot_Monkey: Maybe I should have given it a chance. I liked it at first (the beginning of the pilot episode was done quite well) but by then end it just wasn't working for me so I didn't follow later episodes.
I mean, I haven't watched it like 10 years or whatever, so I am sure it isn't as fun as I remember. Hmm... I wonder where I can find it online?

http://www.veoh.com/watch/v19965793ThenNDgQ?h1=sher22x1

This is a preview of the first five minutes of the first episode. The acting is so much worse than I remember. haha But it is still ridiculous and silly.
Posted February 29, 2012
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aluinie: Next it will be Dr Who
Far as I can tell the BBC have already done a good job of killing that/degrading it (though as a fan of the original Who I will say that Trenant probably counts as the best of the new series and could well stand up to the old - the rest are just --- bleh!)
Posted March 01, 2012
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Thunderstone: I already posted a link to that first, but truth is truth ;)
Ah, then I blame my total laziness when it comes to clicking links to YouTube videos on the forums...

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Thunderstone: Here is another piece of brilliant deduction: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRhGPVYRsOY&feature=related
You can always tell a computer's specs by just looking at the machine. No need to look for the specs, because that is clearly a twelve core machine. Yay, powers of observation :P
Ha! And on another note, I'm glad I wasn't the only one who remembers Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century.
Posted March 01, 2012
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rampancy: *snip
I remember that show too, but not much. It is a forgettable show, it didn't stand out that much to me. It seems to me that Sherlock is best left in his own time period, it just seems bizarre to throw him out into the future. Or at least it would take a lot more writing talent to make it work.
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