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fragmentsshoredagainstmyruin: #Every single time I see a shot of either Dean or Sam fully clothed and sleeping #it makes me wonder when exactly they started doing that full time #I never got that far in my second round of watching (yet) #but I do know the very first time they did it was when John showed up #and it strikes me as this fundamental shift in their frame of mind #like (whenever it was) there’s no time for even the comfort of sleeping #they must always be ready to jump out of bed at a moment’s notice #and that makes me sad #and yet here this episode kinda proves why they do it #and yet at the same time why it’s probably pointless #because if something is going to happen #it will #and no amount of clothes will stop it

fragmentsshoredagainstmyruin:

#Every single time I see a shot of either Dean or Sam fully clothed and sleeping #it makes me wonder when exactly they started doing that full time #I never got that far in my second round of watching (yet) #but I do know the very first time they did it was when John showed up #and it strikes me as this fundamental shift in their frame of mind #like (whenever it was) there’s no time for even the comfort of sleeping #they must always be ready to jump out of bed at a moment’s notice #and that makes me sad #and yet here this episode kinda proves why they do it #and yet at the same time why it’s probably pointless #because if something is going to happen #it will #and no amount of clothes will stop it

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Steven Moffat promises a puzzling climax to Sherlock's third series: Show's creator insists that the conclusion to the next series will leave fans "as frustrated as they ever were."

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Sherlock’s executive producer Steven Moffat has promised fans that the climax to the glossy detective drama’s third series will leave them “just as frustrated as ever they were.”

Speaking at the Bafta Craft awards held last weekend, the writer admitted that he and co-writer Mark Gatiss had already penned an ingenious conclusion to the eagerly-awaited third season of the show. He said: “We’ve had our meeting, we’ve decided what we’re doing and how we’re going to approach it, and I think we’ve got a climax to the next series that will have people just as frustrated as they ever were.”

Moffat also said that Sherlock’s faux-demise at the end of series two would likely go down as one of the most cunning in history when its method is revealed to fans. “We know what we’re doing. If Sherlock Holmes is going to fake his own death, it better be the best faked death of all time. I think it’s pretty good,” he said.

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