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- In the final hour will Sherlock crack the code and Miss Adler? Taken from Sherlock: A Scandal in Belgravia
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This is Sherlock's way of breaking up with a woman who's not really his girlfriend. Classy.
On the contrary. This is him flirting. Courting even. Think through the series, and ask yourself. Who does he hurt the most? The people he loves, and nothing hurts Irene more than begging.
@Penny for my thot which is kinda Aarons point. these two are some of his only friends... if not the only friends. There's very few people he loves more than those two
This is a cringey scene between an asshole and a cringey woman.
I tried this once. It would have been worked out brilliantly if I was right.
Martin Hodges mate 😔😔
Imagine Sherlock accidentally having typed SJER since he wasnt looking at his phone.
It's a phone with buttons and the man can clearly count to 4.
😂
MagicaL ShaDow this comment deserves more likes 😂
Your comment sir is SHER-LIKED
He controls it before the last letter.
this is the definition of "they had us in the first half"
Yes !
i'm not gonna lie
@@TheMArcanjo but that’s ok
🤣🤣🙌
The crack in Irene's voice at 1:20 is just so perfect. She realises he's too close and she's scared but doing her best to not show it. Always notice something new when I come back to this stellar show. It's why I'm still here, still hoping, even at the very end of 2021. This will always, always be my favourite show.
Sheer acting genius
This is the most brilliant episode in my eyes. Unfortunately season 4 really lacked the quality we see in the early ones.
@@fannyfunke9983 True, and fair enough. I think once they'd wrapped up Moriarty's whole arc they just wanted to keep power scaling, not realising that post that the show could've just been about John and Sherlock being a great duo and solving cases with a modern twist. There's so many stellar cases that were never touched upon and we could've had so much more.
so good
@@fannyfunke9983 season 3 sucked too.
Irene : Jim Moriarty
Sherlock : I'm going to end this women's whole career.
Siva Varma 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
Yup. That's when he put it all together. Up until that moment, he thought her a mastermind. Once she said Moriarty put it all together, he realized she was just a sentimental fool.
This WOMAN'S*
@@KGillis In fact it wasn't. What triggered him is the word love("Jim Moriarty sends his love") that made him realize that the password is her heart as he put it
Irene: *holds his hand*
Sherlock: Uno reverse card
HaHA
JAJAJA JAJAJA oh dear god
@@miguelleija1652 laughing in Spanish
HAHAHAHAHAHA
jajajajsjaja
This scene is one of the finest pieces of television content ever made. The writing, the chemistry, the music score and the acting elevates it to a whole new level
I have said the exact same thing to anyone who would listen. This episode is the Gold Standard as to what television should be, and should be required viewing for all who wish to create. The ending is even better
Agree, brilliant
The setup is so good
no its not. any person with the minimum knowledge of computers can understand that this is shit.
No. I said No. It was close, pretty close.
It would be as you said if after Irene asked if Sherlock wanted her to beg he replied "Yes. Twice."
Proof that Sherlock is both a genius and actually quite an emotional man, he only does it because she hurt him and played him as a game.
Exactly. I’m sure Sherlock wants her to think he really is that cold unfeeling robot everyone thinks he is, but you can tell he was trying to hurt her here. The way he slowly heavily types each letter, as if plunging a dagger into her heart over and over again. All the while never breaking eye contact. He may as well be screaming at her.
Yup Grey Beard changed him.
@@RenaissanceMhe’s just poser, he always try to do his moves impressive
@@RenaissanceM I don't think it's hidden. Sherlock was guarding himself a while ago when they were having a heartfelt moment and he was checking her pulse. He had basically already betrayed her confidence right there. I think more than anything he's just annoyed the relationship can't continue and he has to teach her a lesson. I think the "you hurt me now I hurt you" is just how it looks for viewers who want to feel that way. When really the forced coldness is more about competitive insult. This woman tried to screw him over and then loses by loving him too much and being kinda arrogant. I think he already treats his competition this way and the extra coldness is just all of his closed-off distrust of others being confirmed. Not a revelation, but a reiteration.
Imagine how awkward it would be if the password came out wrong.
would have been embarassing for sherlock AND the phone would have blown up lmao
@@alyssa-rp1qd if it were me, I'd be glad the phone blew up right after that embarrassing moment XD
Sherlock wouldn't have made such speech if he wasn't sure plus he checked her pulse agin just to make sure so doesn't make a complete fool of himself
@@saraths9044 Yeah everyone gets it you don't have to point that out
SARATH S OMG, you’re one of a kind dude
Mycroft was like *damn Bro, that’s cold.*
And immediately after he was like, "Hello fellow fans, PLEAse SUBscribe" lol
said by the ice man
@Penganthi Temanggung cause he said , it's not full auto? damn bro
And I’m the IcE MaN
Mycroft said "hey, i thought i was the ice man"
"Love is a dangerous disadvantage...thank you for the final proof" - The intensity of this scene consists of theatrical grandeur and cinematic brilliance.
Sherlock had not much of a clue until she said James Moriarty sends his 'LOVE.' Everything fell in place in Sherlock's head when she said that word. You can literally see the pieces of the puzzle falling in place inside Sherlock's head right at that moment. Cinematorgraphy and script writing is such an important and beautiful thing. Very well done.
I'd not noticed that, but you're right! Very cool bit of camera work.
No, u are wrong. When She said all of it was from Jim Moriarty, he had understood. Because he got she was not smart and couldn't make genius password, he had understood she is just ordinary woman who couldn't even make smart password and who couldn't make this plan up. The trigger is not LOVE, the trigger is Moriarty!
I love show that even after you watched it you can still find out new things about them. I wondered how he figured it out. Now I know.
@@astar9862 exactly
Nah, I thought it was when she said '"Now that's my kind of man".That's when everything fell in place!
Listen to the way Irene's voice shakes as she says "Oh dear God, look at the poor man." She knows then she's been caught out. Super piece of acting.
Scardis I know, I wish I was a good actor. I can't even tell a joke with a straight face.
Scardis I was thinking about the same thing!
Dont Worry Gandalf They Are Only Jealous were would be better, as it is the present subjunctive.
Scardis yep noticed that. That's some pretty good level of acting. ♥
you noticed that too?
Sherlock:showing off in front of Irene
Irene: crying
Mycroft:🗿...
the ice man
He probably wasn't getting the situation, since it was an emotional exchange
Ahahha
"that's my bro"
Da ice man
Imagine if the passcode was actually “JOHNlocked” and Irene turned out to be a huge shipper
This comment is seriously underrated 😂
LOL
Stoppppp 💀🖐️
😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Sherlock's reaction at 0:07 - most of us thought it was at hearing Moriarty's name.
Little did we know that the word he focused on was "love".
Yes sir
incorrect. he reacted BEFORE she said the word 'love'. watch it again and be amazed at my watching-things-and-seeing-what-order-they-happen-in prowess
The real realization is when she says "that's my kind of man". When you've known a woman and heard all the usual complaints from her, it becomes easy AF to know when she's lying about liking someone. Like, really? You like to be on top and hate that I don't recycle, but you like hooking up with domineering maniacal evil genius? ok sure honey.
“Are you expecting me to beg?”
Sherlock: *Yes*
Twice
@@spacegordonramsay2486 I was waiting for him to say that .... would've been epiccc
I was expecting for him to say twice haha
@@nerddoctor8505 that's true actually .
The "yes" was quick.
I wish I could clear my memory and rewatch this episode again. What a masterpiece.
YES
SAME
You can bro, just go to brain 🧠 settings/apps/memory/ series/sherlock holmes folder 📂 and clear the cashe and data, afterward go to home page and watch it using your fresh memory again 😎
@@anwarpctech2577 Nice try
The feeling is mutual, this is just something you can't wrap your mind with. Freaking beautiful!!!
Every time you watch this series, you notice something you haven’t before. What a masterpiece of a show
I finished watching this episode a year ago and I only got it now after rewatching it. that passcode sher cause of the I am ____ Locked
Exactly. Us bro Us. 🤝
It has been 8 years already but here I am again, rewatching this masterpiece countless times. A Scandal in Belgravia is definitely my top-notch episode throughout the whole series. Everything about this ep is just perfect: well-written script, superb acting, mind-blowing chemistry and brilliant BGM.
Literally a masterpiece that cannot be equaled.
Majic of being a Sherlockian... Never get tired of this.
@@RohitKumar-we4rc once sherlocked 🔐 u can never escape😁
Yeah, it stroke the just right balance of intelligent writing, "detective" vibe, dynamic action, character development and emotions. A lot of other episode tend to lean too much into one or another direction, but Scandal was just right (for me at least).
@@RohitKumar-we4rcmost of them don't even use his knowledge, they see but they do not observe while reading
Yup, it's the best episode in the whole series for me. Wish it was longer like a movie.
Mycroft third wheeling it HaRD in the background lmao
Isn't he always?
But he asks to subscribe, so....
3rd wheeling is one thing, do it to ur sibling is another level lol
Lol
니일, I think Sherlock created distance between Mycroft because had he entered the wrong code that last time, the phone probably would have blown up.
Irene Adler: I am very smart. Smart woman. Smart smart woman.
Sherlock: Your phone password is literally a pun on my name.
Elmo9001 😂😂😂😂
Which is why the original story is better. She was smart, genuinely so, but even more than that she didn't have to put the effort into BEING smart - the men all assumed they knew more than she did, and she got away with it in the end simply because their egos were too big. Which is a bit of schooling that any iteration of Sherlock could stand to have, really. The only person to ever outsmart Sherlock, and that was the whole reason he liked her. The original Adler would have laughed at this one. And this one is a bit of an insult, to be honest.
@@sleepingdogpro Agreed. Furthermore, Original Adler skipped town precisely because she thought squaring off against Sherlock Holmes was too great a risk for too poor a gain. She would have had choice words for this version.
@@scientia.veritas This is true. Pity Doyle didn't think to do much more with her. Although Original Adler was just a woman attempting to duck the advances of a suitor who was well above her station and whose suit, without leverage, she would have had little ability to deny. Her motivation was solely to get out, and get out she did.
LMAO
"Sorry about dinner." one of the coldest lines ever. Brilliant.
The background score is a masterpiece. How it sets mood and ends with the scene is so amazing
Poor Mycroft, standing there while these two are breaking each other's hearts, so awkward
The master of third wheeling
Mycroft was sad bc he thought his bro found a formidable rival, or maybe a perfect bride:)
Ice man
Thats why Mycroft is iceman.
😢😢😭😭tbh
Irene: "Everything I said, it's not real. I was just playing the game."
Sherlock: "I know. And this is just losing."
Holy crap that was spicy.
"I know" was said to her. "This is just losing" was for Mycroft. Sherlock baited him to let her go - "Lock her up if you are feeling kind". This is maybe the only scene where Sherlock successfully plays the game against Mycroft.
Well, Sherlock has been known for playing the players.
That was the end...
@@jeronimo196 Can you explain that a bit? Intended for Mycroft, why? Didn't get that last part.
@@abhishekk63 Sherlock could save her from anyone else, but not Mycroft. In order to make Mycroft let her go, he pretended not to care, at all, and even made her beg. The display of cruelty was for Mycroft.
One of the finest scenes in television, the sexual tension, egos & prides clashing, both trying so hard to prove each other that they are better, acting, music,,, this is pure art
"I have always assumed that love is a dangerous disadvantage....
Thank you for the final proof."
One of the best lines in the whole series.
"Love is a dangerous disadvantage. Thank you for the final proof"
@@user-db1sb7gg9r I hope she sees this, bro.
Inshaalah
Phoebe Amadore Ironic though ‘cuz even though the Holmes brothers emphasize time and time again that love is a disadvantage, they both still had their own attachments. Mycroft cares for his brother, while Sherlock has Watson and the rest of his small group of friends.
@Lil M I've always agreed on that like why do people do it
... Not just girls tho
Phoebe Amadore does anybody know what did Irene Adler mean when she said everything i said wasn’t true i was just playing the game? everything what and which game?
“And this is losing” DAMN.
*drops mic*
Emphasis on 'Just'. BOOM
For supposedly being a dominatrix, Irene looks truly submissive at 2:05 as Sherlock walks away with her phone and she automatically follows him like a puppy follows his master. And That helpless and desperate look on her face hoping that he doesn't crush her as he's about to do is PRICELESS.
God rewatching this scene an insane amount of times with the music, the acting, the script, the delivery the CHEMISTRY. Waiting for series 5 :’)
dont, its never coming
@@mynameisntcyborg Cumberbatch has opened the possibility of a fifth season, so never say never.
@@somecallmejeremy any updates so far??
@@SAI-xh6tr Nope, last update was last year on March 2021 when Martin Freeman talked about a final season, more like a send-off to the characters and that's it. No further updates until now, doesn't mean it's cancelled though, but I'll love it if they ended the series a little bit better than season four.
@@somecallmejeremy I'm not sure i could bring myself to watch a 5th season, not after how dirty they did Mary. She didn't deserve the ending she got.
The twist that everybody could see coming, but no one ever does. Genius.
Skeptical Baby i serially thought she was going to get away with it
chris rucker I was wondering how she'd get her comeuppance
I knew it was sherlocked but nobody thought I was right lol. also, I thought she was in love with him so u can't talk for everyone
@@lolipoplolipop4293 k
Oka Ruto same, my wife made me watch this series and she kept getting pissed (especially at this moment) because I kept figuring out what would happen too quickly.
If you watch closely, when she says “ the ice man, and the virgin” Sherlock starts to figure out her password, it’s not till she finishes and says “ now that’s my kind of man”, he realizes that she’s taunting him more than she’s needs to, why go over and over about him, it’s because she actually loves him, she’s trying to convince herself he’s not worth it and that she’s making the right choice, Sherlock then understands and remembers all the signs she accidentally showed him before, he just remembered it all. I love the writing and the story of Sherlock
That doesn't work. She was an arrogant woman and constantly taunted and made fun of everyone.
@@tiaaaron3278 Agree! I don't like her so much.
Or may be ....it was written in his script.....
Not exactly. When she says "Jim Moriarty sends his LOVE". It triggers him and suddenly remembers about her love for him. Then he realizes it has something to do with the password.
Yes, he knew that when she had to emphasize something too much, she was just trying to fool him. He used this technique again when Mycroft was insulting Watson in 403. He was very good at figuring out when something was emphasized too much to be the opposite side's true intention.
Not just one of the greatest pay offs in the whole series, but one of the finest scenes in television history. Pure, unadulterated magic. The writing, the acting, the chemistry between Sherlock and Irene and oh boy, the music. Sublime. Absolutely sublime.
I love how Sherlock is so ace and it actually works to his advantage… like, here Irene thought he was holding her hand because he had sexual feelings for her, but in reality he was just checking to see if her pulse quickened. Just playing the game, leading her on, making sure he had the advantage. Still thinking clearly, but letting her think his judgment was clouded by sentiment. Brilliant!
also sociopath but yes smart
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Well said!
Can you imagine being Mycroft just sitting there seeing your brilliant brother tear down this sexy dominatrix while you're in the background lol
But could you imagine Mycroft sitting there that whole time, listening to his brother being a brilliant badass, and then Sherlock enters in the wrong pass world and the phone fizzles up? I wonder what he would had said
And Mycroft thinks he's smarter than Sherlock.
@@iHardee "Brilliantly done, brother mine. Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to apologize to the government about this incident."
Deltalab I heard this in his voice goddammit
@@Vekcrazah me too
Never had the sentence "I took your pulse" sounded sexier
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Does anyone else feel that the "Sorry about dinner" at the end had a touch of Alan Rickman to it?
Yeah, idk i think it's the way his voice came out
I love this scene , love it.... When he says "no...because I took your pulse" ... It takes my breath away.... Bravo
"Are you expecting me to beg?"..." Yes, twice. "
Aakash Pahwa I wish he would say that
@@momopendragon9909 I did so too, but to be honest it is even better this way. He does not need to say this, we all know what is going on
I thought the same freaking thing
@Aakash Pahwa . Sure "Yes. Twice " would have been a very witty come back, in the image of the boomerang case they solved together.... But also, it would have been a bit cruel and... inelegant. You see, the game was over and he just won. You don’t need to strike someone Who already surrendered, begging. Especially a woman.... THE WOMAN. Sherlock is brillant, but never purposely mean! So, the unsaid, but so obviously implied "Yes, twice", speaks of his gentleman-ness and care for Irene... as we see in the end of the episode. 😊
I thought the same thinggg
imagine if her password was SH3Rlocked
Or 5H3Rlocked haha
She would not only got out of here but she would be the cool girl. 🙄😂
Bruh
Hahahaha
😂😂😂
*02:16** This is your heart and you should never let it rule your head* 👍
2:40 I swear her pupils dilated and same with Sherlock. They actually did love eachother
I KNOW
He did rescue her
she cries not because she might die, but because the man she fell in love with essentially just looked into her soul and then left her there
GG
@The Nuka Cola Man yee
Why would she die?
@@SidPil they took all her blackmail information, she was getting executed at the end before sherlock saved her
i'm confused, she's literally gay?
I have watched this scene an unhealthy number of times. I need help.
How scandalous. Perhaps you need to do a study in pink and play a great game to cure yourself of your addiction.
Philip Clayberg hahaha love it
No you don't, people who refuse to only watch this once need help.
@@trever2244 I guess I'd better pop the DVD of Season 2 into my DVD player and watch that season's first episode again. I've seen it once, and really enjoyed most of it (I wasn't that interested in seeing Sherlock in a bedsheet, or Irene Adler mostly nude; I still don't think that either occurrence was necessary to the episode as a whole). What I liked most were the character interactions and dialogue (lots of very quotable lines). It made me wish that they could bring back Irene Adler (even if only in Sherlock's mind palace).
thank you; for your accompaniment
for me A SCANDAL IN BELGRAVIA is undoubtedly the best episode of the whole bunch
I love that moment Irene looks down at her phone and a single tear overflows.
“ I was just playing the game.”
“ I know...and this is just losing.”
I get so many chills every time.
I don't think sherlock has been more heartless in the entire series
@@user-wy3qb2uw9she wasn't heartless. He saved her from the terrorists at the very end. Also he's keeping a secret relationship with her. We see that at some point when he gets a message from her
@@NotSoCoolGuy-qi7qjhe keeps her and himself safe tbh as well. It's more like an obsession, not just love. Reminds me of another character in the series from another country. He had a girl who was following him around and threatened to kill herself if he didn't stay with her. He said something that translates to: Its not love, it's a wish to own.
Sherlock didn't want to be tied down, but he felt genuine affection and interest towards Adler. It was more of a game to her, not really just love. Realizing how dangerous this is, Sherlock had to stop her. Even if it would hurt him and her somewhat
And thus concludes today's lesson on Don't screw with Sherlock Homes.......
@@user-wy3qb2uw9sNor to someone more deserving.😊
is no one gonna talk about the amazing soundtrack? it did a really good job in complementing the tension and ambience of the scene, really well done.
silverstarrr22 my heart brakes a little every time I hear this melody. To me it’s how love sound like.
@@KainyStyle the music/theme is at the perfect Time and Situation that sherlock put at the scene
This soundtrack is "the women" ans it very soothing music
Yes. Fantastic. Also the piano theme
@@AKSHSMILE01 This one is called Sherlocked.
This right here, is where Sherlock won me over. I love how ruthless he was in this scene.
One of the best tv scenes of all time. Acting, lighting, music, writing. Pitch perfect.
"This is just losing"
pfff, BUUUURNED!
Why? Because you're thr great Sherlock Holmes, the clever detective in the funny hat? No, because I took your pulse. BURNED!!!!
Hahah, yeah that one counts too. X)
:D
"SHERLOCKED" should be the new "BURNED"
😂😂
acting skill is basically measured by how well you can ignore the camera staring in your face
great quote man .
I initially thought Sherlock ignored Irene’s beg which made me quite sad but now I rewatched this scene and realised that Sherlock replied to her by saving her later!!!
Definitely a masterpiece. I am SHERLOCKed too😍😍
Yes, he replied. He just didn't want Mycroft to know he was going to save her.
Saving her completely ruined any interest in the show for me.
Why save her?
Just because she is a pretty woman?lol
She is a terrorist who doesn't care if she causes the death of thousands of innocents.
Yet Sherlock Holmes,who is supposed to be different from the average man starts pathetically simping for her after meeting her for a few minutes?
That is just pathetic.
She should have been shot dead by the secret service.
This scene is pretty close to being perfect. The atmosphere, music, acting... Everything is somehow amazing.
I love how everybody explains the scene in comments.
Nilesh Kalambe it’s sherlocked as in Sherlock the name of the show
@@weseemabdullah2570 Huh, never noticed that. It's almost as if that... nevermind, I don't want to be salty right now
@@weseemabdullah2570 😂
I just watched now and came here for the comments.
@@weseemabdullah2570 I never knew that🧐😱😱😱
Acting in this scene is top class. Loved the way Sherlock said: "Sorry about dinner." Full of contempt and a very chilling touch.
Reminded me of Alan Rickman playing Snape.
It isn’t contempt. If it were, he wouldn’t have saved her in the end
Yes exactly!! Sometimes when he (Sherlock) speaks his dialogues quietly...in a whispering way he sounds so much like Alan Rickman it's scary
@@janedoe-ef2bz holy shit you're right
Anonymous Secret in a way, it IS contempt, but of course, we all know that Sherlock has a different plan deep inside
ikkr!
In this scene, both Sherlock & Miss Adler's pupils are dilated for the entire time, means even when they both want to win and defeat the other, they are still in deeply in love with each other.
(Must have added this details through VFX)
“Because I took your pulse” in that deep Sherlock voice sends me into the stratosphere! HUZZA!
Me too. That voice makes me think of lots of very bad things to do…..
Two great things about this scene.
1. The music while he is explains her password
2. "This is your heart and you should never let it rule your head" top 5 lines in the whole series.
How does no one mention that awesome bump/vibration he does when he says “love is a dangerous disadvantage” it’s in tune with the bass as well I always found that so cool.
Definitely the music... I had to download it on my phone... the drama of it as he is punching those numbers!!!!!!
Ok so can anybody possibly explain how did he fathom the unlock pin as "sher" for sherlocked... i have a guess that it was s from sentiments and h from the head bcz he says this is ur heart and u should never let it rule ur head... but the rest is a puzzle... so anyone? Sherlock experts plz?!🥺
@@pencraftbyjawahir909 She tried to act like it was all a game but when he checked her pulse he knew she was excited and it hit him that she really did have something for him but she didn't think he would figure it out or see through the game...... it's the way Sherlock thinks he could just figure that out. Hope that helps..
@@tyyger28 well thnx... yes it helped❤ I'm glad that at least there are ppl who can help someone without being rude or snobbish 🙁
that moment when the violin playing higher notes
pls tell me i'm not the one who got goosebumps
+Muhamad Iqbal I get goosebumps every time!!!
Muhamad Iqbal me too!
I did and I tear up!
🎶 "I get those goosebumps everytime yeah!!“🎶
You're definitely not the only one. That score is beautiful
THE WRITING!! THE ACTING!! THE EMOTIONS!! JUST *CHEF'S KISS*
At time 1:38 it's quite obvious that as Sherlock leans across to whisper into Dominatrix's ear she has feelings for him. As he draws slowly closer to her breaking down her emotional barrier, Dominatrix gravitates her head towards him trying hard to resist the urge of an intimant moment. Entire scene is so perfectly written and played out with the little subtleties acted out right to the point that he got his revenge by exposing her but this time without her 'battle dress'. The best writing, acting and musical score (including the beating drum mimicing a heartbeat) for a scene of all the episodes. Just brilliant!
people with a lot in common can care deeply for each other and crave psychological intimacy with each other without being romantically satisfied by each other I think it is one of the rare times either has felt companionship of a strategic mind.
I get chills everytime I hear “because I took you pulse”, what a masterpiece this episode was...
Lefteris Magoutas cumberfact!!!! Benedict came up with that line himself
Daisy’s_less_boring_life his voice....gives me chills....
Well with that voice whispering in your ear who can blame her.
skylark belle, melts.
March Lander his voice is mesmerizing.....deep and seductive with that British accent...
right? 😍😅
but whispering has no voice, it sounds the same coming from anyone's mouth because its just air
YESSSSSSSSS
irene: are you expecting me to beg
sherlock: yes
audience: TWICE
"Oh, Jim Moriarty send his love"
And that's when Sherlock went full god-mode
I love Irene's voice shake when she says "Look at the poor man". She's trying to be mocking and aloof but you can hear the break in her cold exterior because she knows that he now knows. And her breath catches slightly after she says "the clever detective in the funny hat." She's playing Irene trying to hide her nervousness.
It's amazing.
Sherlock could've sung to her: "Ha ha, charade you are." (from Pink Floyd's, "Pigs (3 Different Ones)")
My favorite part was the anger with which he pushed the keys, you could tell he was pissed.
I know, it was almost like he was hitting her with each push.
Not just irene adler, we were all sherlocked.
"Elevated. Your pupils dilated."
What kind of voice that can be so heavenly
Do you like bread?
1:53
1:40 for took your pulse
The chiefest of calamities.
“The dominatrix who brought a _nation_ to its knees.”
Brilliant.
No . 😀
@@merlini6213 Why?
@@meeshajibran Very Very Close But No :)
@Legion No. Close but no.
how he saved her in the end, my heart just skips a beat.
The actress has delivered an incredible performance🤯
Very unnoticed how Sherlock was absolutely going to let her win up until she said, “that’s my kind of man.” Then he just decided nah, she’s dead to me
Jealousy kills
Yeah but in the end he still saved her from being beheaded. She won.
You fools! Sherlock was never angry in this scene. When Irene said "Moriarty sends his love", the revelation was brought by the word "love". He didn't decide to break the password because he got angry at the mention of Moriarty, he just cracked the case at the last moment. Afterwards he baited Mycroft to let her go - "If you are feeling kind, lock her up." He knew Mycroft was not feeling kind. Sherlock was expecting Irene to beg, but hearing her do so didn't change his course of action. He was already helping her, playing the game against Mycroft, pretending not to care.
@Moxley You're spot on, when she says 'Now that's my kind of man' she says it with the sass of a rejected woman. Sherlock was probably the only person she'd never been able to seduce, and so she became obsessed with him. He turned the tables on her beautifully. They're both pretending they don't care for each other but she cracks and he doesn't.
@@ahlambtz this is a brilliant reply and understanding of the scene. Well done!
Admit it. The Scandal at Belgravia was an absolute gem in the whole Sherlock series and the best among them all.
This was by far my favorite episode
YES
The one at the wedding was also really good
Yes
True
I. Like the mariage episodes
Am i the only one who laughed uncontrollably when they first saw the code? All i could think of was how great of a pun it was. "Sherlocked"😂
This will forever be a masterpiece and this an iconic scene!
*BEST*
*SCENE*
*EVER*
EVER!!!!
I get goosebumps every time FAVORITE SCENE OF ALL TIME
YEP
I watched it 5x
Sherlock love a female
I love how her voice trembles at 1:22 when she said “look at the poor *man* ”, such an amazing acting 😍
Bilal Khalid its more like holding back laughter actually
Nice observation
Irene crying knowing she has been caught and her voice crack at 1:20 was brilliant, like the SHERlocked password
Can't imagine the more heartbreaking music than this one. Goosebumps every time. What a legend. English is not my first language and when this episode came out, of course, I watched it in dub in my mother language. At the time I didn't understand what the password was, so the moment was kind of lost on me. Couple of years later I rewatched the whole series, cuz the season 3 or 4 was coming out, and I felt so stupid, but also amazed by this moment.
Benedict's voice is so velvety smooth in this episode 😍
Isn't it always??
Imagine if the letters had been "John" and this whole time she turned out to be a shipper.
IS THAT ABED
Ur crazy a asshole 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
@@existenceispain9932 Evil Abed
yasss
I died instantly lmao
It gives me chills everytime i watch. This series is so special for me
"I've always assumed love is a dangerous disadvantage!Thanks for the final proof"
The way she says “poor man” always break my heart. Idk why. It’s like she already feels the terror of what’s is coming for her.
She betrays her own feelings. Great acting.❤️
Yes it's nicely done.
Exactly . 👌
I think the irony of this was how Mycroft said “the dominatrix who brought a nation to its knees” but Sherlock brought the dominatrix to her knees
Sherlock (✷‿✷)
and begging :3
So does that mean Sherlock brought down the nation to its knees😂
I love the Scandal in Bohemia, it was sensational, like the coming of age chapter for Sherlock Holmes. He was defeated and took it in the most grateful way. He went through a roller coaster of emotions, and Irene Adler was remembered as "The Woman" who was so underestimated by Sherlock, but outplayed him on his very stage.
This episode is nice, but I just can't get over the part that they demonized Irene, she was never the villain, was never a sex worker, and never did anything to harm anyone. And the most important, she outsmarted the Great Detective by her own wit, not with help from some criminal that lost to Sherlock Holmes.
I just re-read scandal in Bohemia and you’re 100% correct. They did Irene dirty
She is made a dumb [evident by her passwords] sex worker [evident by the numerous relationships] that needs some outside assistance [evident by Moriarty] here.
this one is entirely different tho? it wasn't based on that chapter or anything, just some referencing here and there.
I just wanted to say this.. Irene in my view was top notch character in the entire book.. and they did her dirty.. and she defeated Holmes in a graceful way.
A masterpiece of a show all around, acting, writing, music, sound, camera work. Fantastic
"Because I took your pulse" That quote can melt all the ice in the world. BC is pure fire in this scene I love him!!
Caryl
Did you know that wasn’t even in the script... Benedict just did it and everyone went along with it and that’s why he’s the best actor ever
Izabella 016 that's not true lol
Darius Kianersi his voice when he leans in and tells her “I took your pulse”...that whispery growl....sent shivers up my spine and down into the pit of my stomach and below....
Who Benjamin Cucumber
Also, I love how Mycroft was literally just standing there lol.
Mycroft be like 😲
If mycroft knew her better he’d crack the code too.
He’s smarter than Sherlock
@@jimmy2k4o yes, but he is also lazy and doesn't want to do things for himself when he can just get someone else to do it.
2:30 eye of a true lover
Please give me more of Sherlock 😭😭😭😭 I need him... I'm Sherlocked
The man who brought a domanatrix to her knees
The domanatrix*
"Sorry about dinner" takes it back from the brink of perfection. Rubbing salt in the wound. The punishment was complete before that.
I LOVED this episode. My favorite of the series and one of my favorite TV episodes of all time. I do wish we could have had more of Adler in the show. She was so perfect.
Am I the only one who literally knows every single word of this scene? Gosh, I love it so much
Everything about this episode is memorable, brilliant. Same here.
Insert Sherlock's legendary "Eeeeeh... Nope" here. 😉
Nope
From the first time's :"Oh god he is speaking do fast I can't catch up" to...knowing the next linr
I can remember them all too
S H E _
Sherlock: I know. This is just losing.
S H E T
Sherlock: Oh, shit
*boom*
Laughed too hard
The blackberry was good at fucking up spelling
My god I thought the same! He wasn't even looking at the phone
🤣🤣
This makes me laugh so hard😂😂😂