Sherlock Deduces In The Pub | The Hounds of Baskerville | Sherlock | BBC

Sherlock gets quite worked up as he begins deducing those around him and perhaps offending a friend in the process. Taken from Sherlock: Title - The Hounds of Baskerville

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[smileyfacelessthanthree]

"So who's your favourite rapper?"
"Sherlock"

[trent]

When you realize Sherlock's speech
is faster than your WIFI Connection

[wannabeneko]

"There is nothing wrong with me."
*Proceeds to have seizure*

[dylanstewart]

"I don't have friends, i've just got one" best line in this episode

[frankensteingmail]

I have never in my life seen a more realistic portrayal of a manic episode. Benedict is a freaking master.

[syvinay]

I saw this episode, and I knew it for sure that Benedict Cumberbatch is one of the finest actors in the entertainment industry..

[mitchellradford]

I love this scene. I wonder how long it took Benedict to be able to speak that entire deduction monologue fluently. He just delivers it flawlessly.

[porcusuxor]

The first moment where Sherlock really manages to hurt John: not by leaving him behind, not by making him travel from one end of London to the other, not even by insulting his intelligence in a variety of ways, but simply by rejecting his offer of friendship. Apparently the good doctor can take anything BUT that.

[MrMischiefter]

I remember on a behind the scenes Mark Gatiss said he put "Sorry Benedict" in the script before this part ha. Marvellous.

[frunksfrogyard]

"Theirs nothing wrong with me" then has a full on panic attack.

[martymitch]

I cannot speak so fast even in my first language.

[JnEricsonx]

You know it's messed up when even Sherlock BLOODY HOLMES is freaking out.

[annabellegleeson]

"Or maybe he's just not hungry." 😂

[kevinyo]

You gotta feel for Sherlock here, despite how hostile he is towards John.
Throughout a majority of his life before John, Sherlock has been a complete stranger to the concept of human emotion.
Not to mention how his mind is basically like a fortress, keeping out all the “rubbish that ordinary people absorb.”
Now that he finds himself drowning in all this fear, this vulnerability, this self-doubt, he truly has no idea how to cope with it all.
And Sherlock hates that he’s feeling all these overwhelming vibes and feelings that are so foreign to him.
He HATES that seeing a monster which feels like it came from Hell itself caused him to undergo something he doesn’t understand.
And we all know that Sherlock HATES that which even he doesn’t understand.
Benedict Cumberbatch is a freaking MASTER for portraying all this in just one scene.

[deempje]

how on earth can he remember the lines? he is just amazing😍

[silverstarlightproductions]

Am I the only one who feels like applauding after he finishes?

[lalalala]

God, I love this scene.
And Benedict is such a good actor, he's so talented.

[renxybaluyot]

Sherlock apologizing to John after this is the cutest loools 😂

[leoogle]

“It’s not cheating it’s listening!” Best quote ever

[frunksfrogyard]

SHERLOCK: THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH ME DO YOU UNDERSTAND?! You want me to prove it, yes? We’re looking for a dog, yes, a great big dog, that’s your brilliant theory. Cherchez le chien. Good, excellent, yes, where shall we start. How about them? The sentimental widow and her son, the unemployed fisherman. The answer’s yes.
JOHN: Yes?
SHERLOCK: She’s got a West Highland terrier called Whisky. Not exactly what we’re looking for. John: Sherlock
Sherlock: Look at the jumper he’s wearing. Hardly worn. Clearly he’s uncomfortable in it. Maybe it’s because of the material; more likely the hideous pattern, suggesting it’s a present, probably Christmas. So he wants into his mother’s good books. Why? Almost certainly money. He’s treating her to a meal but his own portion is small. That means he wants to impress her, but he’s trying to economise on his own food.
JOHN: Well, maybe he’s just not hungry.
SHERLOCK: No, small plate. Starter. He’s practically licked it clean. She’s nearly finished her pavlova. If she’d treated him, he’d have had as much as he wanted. He’s hungry all right, and not well-off – you can tell that by the state of his cuffs and shoes. "How d’you know she’s his mother?” Who else would give him a Christmas present like that? Well, it could be an aunt or an elder sister, but mother’s more likely. Now, he was a fisherman. Scarring pattern on his hands, very distinctive – fish hooks. They’re all quite old now, which suggests he’s been unemployed for some time. Not much industry in this part of the world, so he’s turned to his widowed mother for help. “Widowed?” Yes, obviously. She’s got a man’s wedding ring on a chain round her neck – clearly her late husband’s and too big for her finger. She’s well-dressed but her jewellery’s cheap. She could afford better, but she’s kept it – it’s sentimental. Now, the dog... tiny little hairs all over the leg from where it gets a little bit too friendly, but no hairs above the knees, suggesting it’s a small dog, probably a terrier. In fact it is – a West Highland terrier called Whisky. “How the hell do you know that, Sherlock?” ’Cause she was on the same train as us and I heard her calling its name and that’s not cheating, that’s listening. I use my senses, John, unlike some people, so you see, I am fine, in fact I’ve never been better, so just Leave. Me. Alone.
JOHN: Yeah. Okay. Okay. And why would you listen to me? I’m just your friend.
SHERLOCK: I don’t have friends.
JOHN: Naah. Wonder why?
(He gets up and walks away.)