This is the first I have ever heard of this and it is surprising, like the article writer states this person doesn't seem to be as bothered about Holmes being a bare-knuckle boxer.
Maybe her rights have now run out? but that is an interesting one, as even though there was some slashy undertones in the film, it is much much more blatent in the series, I mean the discussion in the coffee shop in the first episode, to me was Sherlock admitting that he was gay, but that may just be the way I viewed it, funnily enough I have read all the books and I always got the slashy undertone from Watson, but thought that Sherlock was if anything asexual so I really don't get the 'keeping in the spirit of the books' argument she has.
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Date: 2010-08-09 01:46 pm (UTC)Maybe her rights have now run out? but that is an interesting one, as even though there was some slashy undertones in the film, it is much much more blatent in the series, I mean the discussion in the coffee shop in the first episode, to me was Sherlock admitting that he was gay, but that may just be the way I viewed it, funnily enough I have read all the books and I always got the slashy undertone from Watson, but thought that Sherlock was if anything asexual so I really don't get the 'keeping in the spirit of the books' argument she has.