Sherlock Season 2 DVD extra: “Sherlock Uncovered” “Sherlock” Season 2 DVD extra: ‘Sherlock Uncovered’ This is a transcript of new material which appears only on the ‘Sherlock Uncovered’ Special Feature of the Season 2 DVD.
It does not include a transcript of the clips from the episodes which are shown throughout the feature, nor does it include descriptions of visual moments without dialogue. I hope, however, that it may be useful in particular to viewers whose first language is not English, or who had difficulty understanding certain voices during the feature. Warning: Contains spoilers for all three episodes of Season 2. As always, please remember that some of the comments made by people may look serious in plain print but were frequently meant sarcastically or humorously. Sherlock DVD commentary: “The Hounds of Baskerville” part 1.
“Sherlock” Season 2, Episode 2 – ‘The Hounds of Baskerville’ DVD commentary, part 1 This is not a direct transcript, nor have I written up every single comment made.
This is just a selection from the commentary which I personally found interesting or fun.Further extracts may be added in due course.Please remember that some of the comments made by people may look serious in plain print but were frequently meant sarcastically or humorously. If you quote extracts from this, especially if it includes bits which I wrote myself rather than transcribed, a link back to this page would be appreciated. As always, my thanks to verityburns, who double-checked this transcript against the recording and made a few corrections, especially helping with my inexplicable inability to distinguish between the voices of Mark and Steven! When Russell got the part he was told that they also needed a younger version of his character. Sherlock DVD commentary: “A Scandal in Belgravia” part 1. “Sherlock” Season 2, Episode 1 – ‘A Scandal in Belgravia’ DVD commentary, part 1 This is not a direct transcript, nor have I written up every single comment made.
This is just a selection from the commentary which I personally found interesting or fun.Further extracts may be added in due course.Please remember that some of the comments made by people may look serious in plain print but were frequently meant sarcastically or humorously. If you quote extracts from this, especially if it includes bits which I wrote myself rather than transcribed, a link back to this page would be much appreciated! “Sherlock” DVD special feature – “Unlocking Sherlock – the making of”
Transcript of the special feature under the cut.
This is a transcript purely of new material which appears only on the Unlocking Sherlock Special Feature of the DVD. It does not include a transcript of the clips from the episodes which are shown throughout the feature, nor does it include descriptions of visual moments without dialogue. I hope, however, that it may be useful in particular to viewers whose first language is not English, or who had difficulty making out certain moments during the feature. STEVEN MOFFAT: This all began on the train to Cardiff, appropriately enough, because Mark and I were both working on different episodes of Doctor Who. And we’d sit on the train together – we’d always get the train together so we could chat – and we talked about our other great obsession, which was Sherlock Holmes.MARK GATISS: We did this little dance – not literally!
“Sherlock” Episode 3 – ‘The Great Game’ DVD commentary. “Sherlock” Season 1, Episode 3 – ‘The Great Game’ DVD commentary Commentary by Mark Gatiss, Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman.
“Sherlock” Episode 1 – ‘A Study in Pink’ DVD commentary. Steven and Mark came up with the idea while travelling back and forth to Cardiff on the train while working on Doctor Who and discussing their mutual appreciation of Sherlock Holmes stories.
They admitted to each other that they both liked the updated Basil Rathbone/Nigel Bruce films best. They grumbled about how someone else would probably think to do a modern day version first. Then, while they were in Monte Carlo for an awards ceremony, Sue sat them down and they started to thrash out how they might do it themselves. The young man in the rain who goes back to fetch his umbrella and is then found dead is named as James Phillimore. A man of the same name is in the Conan Doyle stories and is recorded as one of Holmes’ unsolved cases. They made the 60 minute pilot in 2009. It was the director, Paul McGuigan, who came up with the idea of putting text messages on the screen instead of having the usual clunky cut-away shots of a hand holding the phone.
Sherlock Transcript: "The Reichenbach Fall" (part 1) Sherlock, Season 2, episode 3 transcript: The Reichenbach Fall, part 1 As ever, my eternal thanks go to verityburns, without whose meticulous cross-checking of the transcript against the recording this would have taken much longer.
Transcript by Ariane DeVere aka Callie Sullivan. Please note: Although complete, this is and will continue to be very much a work in progress. Amendments and additions will be made continually as I spot new clever stuff in the background or realise the subtlety of the way that a particular line of dialogue was delivered, or learn something new from commentaries, interviews etc. Polite request: If you take extracts from this transcript for use elsewhere, and especially if you repost my own words, it would be kind if you would acknowledge the source and/or give a link back to this transcript. (Go straight to part 2 / Go straight to part 3 / Go straight to part 4) John Watson sits in a chair as the rain pours down outside the window and thunder rumbles. Sherlock Transcript: "The Hounds of Baskerville" (part 1)
Sherlock, Season 2, episode 2 transcript: The Hounds of Baskerville, part 1 With my continued thanks to verityburns, without whose meticulous cross-checking of the transcript against the recording this whole task would have taken much longer.
Transcript by Ariane DeVere aka Callie Sullivan. Please note: Although complete, this is and will continue to be very much a work in progress. Amendments and additions will be made continually as I spot new clever stuff in the background or realise the subtlety of the way that a particular line of dialogue was delivered, or learn something new from commentaries, interviews etc. Polite request: If you take extracts from this transcript for use elsewhere, and especially if you repost my own words, it would be kind if you would acknowledge the source and/or give a link back to this transcript.
(Jump to part 2 / Jump to part 3 / Jump to part 4) In woodland just before sunrise, seven year old Henry Knight is running through the trees panting heavily. Sherlock Transcript: "A Scandal in Belgravia" (part 1) Sherlock Transcript: "A Study in Pink" (part 1) Sherlock, Season 1, episode 1 transcript: A Study in Pink, part 1 It’s two years late.
So sue me. But certain people (*glares pointedly in the direction of the north of England*) kept on nagging and moaning and complaining and saying that even at this late stage Season 1 transcripts would be still useful for fic-writing purposes, and eventually I couldn’t stand the non-stop whining any longer. I don’t mean it, Vez. This transcript is dedicated to my best mate, verityburns. And yes, one of these days I’ll try and get round to doing the transcripts for the other two Season 1 episodes.