Is It Poison, Nanny?

Funny nanny scene from Sherlock Holmes

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[TChops-hihr]

"Mary's coming"
*THE HORROR* "Not available".

[hulanspyder]

Its hilarious because in the books he always adds poison in his tea to develop immunity. So when he asks, Is it poisoned, Nanny, he really means it better be poisoned. Lol

[sinistrality]

"There is nothing of interest for me out there on earth, at all."

Spoken like a true Introvert.

[nunyabidness]

"Oh. He's killed a dog.... again"


Savage Mrs. Hudson. Savage XD

[parkerthefloridian]

I like RDJs version of Sherlock Holmes due to the large amount of pettiness in his arguments.

[dustythetvheadman]

Introverts vs extroverts during quarantine

[imbatman]

Wear a Jacket -Watson
No u wear a Jacket. -Holmes

Classic Banter

[lenakan]

That childish little "YOU wear a jacket" was perfect. He was perfect for the role. It's so accurate to the books, it's just amazing and hilarious

[J_C_CH]

I like how Watson manages to trick Holmes into coming to dinner with him and Mary, and Holmes doesn't realise until it’s too late.

[dvdjhp]

"You've been in this room for 2 weeks. You have to get out!"
i can't.

[antonstbar]

I like the touch where Watson says “as your doctor”, and homes tries to argue and protest, then Watson cuts him off with “as your friend, ” and then Holmes relents a little bit. That little moment does so much to show they’ve been friends for a long time and despite the sarcasm and snark they do truly respect and care for each other

[marionlark]

“You wear a jacket” kills me every time 😂

[khaleefax]

*Is it Poisoned, Nanny?*
*There is enough of that in you already.*

[brucereutens]

If set in the modern day:
Watson: Mary's coming.
Holmes: Self quarantine. Dreadful business this coronavirus.

[Talancir]

I love how he drops his voice to a whisper and his lips barely move as he says 'sinister.'

[lustrouslamb]

The snarky relationship between Holmes and Watson is literally the best thing ever

[musica]

"Wear a Jacket!"
"You Wear a Jacket."
Woah Holmes. Your Stark is showing.

[Snailchannel]

This version of Sherlock feels like a Jack Sparrow in quarantine

[MrUtah]

I swear, RDJ always has a comedic sarcastic tone that is a constant throughout his characters. Whether it be Iron Man, Sherlock Holmes or Paul Avery from Zodiac

[GuukanKitsune]

Fun fact: the RDJ Holmes actually perfectly nailed Holmes as a character. As a reader of the books, I can tell you that Holmes, in fact, IS narcissistic, petty, rude, insensitive, and more than a bit of a jackass.
In Hound of the Baskervilles, for half the book he has Watson investigating the mystery by himself, telling him he can handle it and he (Holmes) has no interest in the case.
Watson thus does his best to use what he has learned from Holmes to solve the mystery... Only for the clues to lead him to a mysterious stranger in town that turns out to have been Holmes himself, investigating the mystery in secret, using Watson as a distraction, with every confidence that a) Watson would spot all the clues Holmes would have and b) Watson would inevitably put them together in the absolutely wrongest way possible but at least he'd spot them. And told Watson so to his face, before immediately pressing him for whatever clues he'd gathered from inside the house that Holmes hadn't had access to and then, for funsies, mocking and pulling apart Watson's incorrect case theory.