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A spooky one!!

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Todd Burroughs

H.O.U.N.D., Bay-Bee!!!!!! Oh, don't worry: you'll see your favorite villain--if that's a he--soon!!!!

Max Packer

I've only watched just over a minute so far but I'm glad you recognised the lovely Russell Tovey from The War Between the Land and Sea. Him, and the Hot Priest from Fleabag (aka Moriarty) were the two actors that made me think to recommend Sherlock.

Max Packer

Yes, you were right, that was Mycroft at the end looking at Moriarty and then Mycroft said "let him go". Well done on noticing Chipo Chung (Chan-tho) as the reporter. I've never realised before!

Max Packer

Apologies for my rather self-indulgent comment to follow: I'm so pleased you liked this episode, as it's considered one of the weakest by many fans. I love this episode but then I always assumed I was bias as I was born in a place called Okehampton, which is known as "The Gateway to Dartmoor" and so Dartmoor holds a very special place in my heart. The shots they show of the moors takes me right home. It's totally accurate that Dartmoor is a very beautiful but often eerie place. I remember a hike up one of the tors with my Mum, Dad, Sister and Aunty. The mizzle (fog/drizzle/mist) came over so thick in just a couple of minutes and myself and my aunty got cut off from the others. We couldn't see anything further than our own arms and hands in front of us so navigating the tor was impossible. Thankfully, it passed after a short time and the view cleared. Probably not much longer than 5-10 mins but felt longer because it was slightly scary. No HOUNDS heard or seen though 😁

Reel Reaction

I love noticing Doctor Alum in other shows!! I wonder that Mycroft is up to 🤔

Reel Reaction

It was nice seeing them!!! Russell looks so young! He's a baby hahaha

Reel Reaction

That is so cool! I wanna visit places like that so much!!! Does it get foggy often? We dont get a lot of fog in montreal but i always like the look of it and always wondered what it felt like to be in the middle of it.

Max Packer

Sorry for slow reply. It gets foggy/misty in the hollows and high points (tors). It's also more frequent in the autumn and winter months but best not to be complacent when walking on the moors (any time of year) as the weather can change in a split second and people get disoriented. There are rescue teams in the areas around Dartmoor. I could honestly talk about my home county (Devon) and my current county (Cornwall) all day so I'll shut up now 🤣 The West Country has a very special place in my heart.