The Six Thatchers
The Lying Detective
https://twitter.com/Sherlock221B/status/780089143527432192
It definitely has me excited.
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That explains the clue words "Thatcher" and "Smith" (the latter being Culverton Smith from the Dying Detective, which is consistent with this show's word plays on the original titles). Apparently "The Six Thatchers" appears on Watson's blog (http://www.gamesradar.com/heres-what-those-three-key-words-for-sherlock-season-4-could-mean/) and could be a modern take on "The Adventure of the Six Napoleons", with Maggie Thatcher replacing Napoleon as the formidable world leader of mythical status.
shareI don't know what "gamesradar.com" is, but John's blog is on an official BBC website. Here's his account of "The Six Thatchers":
http://www.johnwatsonblog.co.uk/blog/19december
Thanks, I enjoyed reading that.
shareThe last episode is listed here as The Final Problem.
shareThe last episode is listed here as The Final Problem.If that's the case, that's interesting, because it would be the first episode to retain the title of the original short stories word per word. share
As I stated in another thread, they already adapted The Final Problem for The Reichenbach Fall.
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Why don't you take a pill, bake a cake, go read the encyclopaedia.
Maybe it's a spelling mistake on IMDb. Maybe it's meant to be The Finale Problem. As in: it's going to be the last episode of the whole show but the writers don't know how to end the storylines properly, hence there's a problem.
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Keiko Matsui & Carl Anderson - "A Drop of Water"
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