"He just hit her with the biggest "BEGONE THOT" in the history of television" No, he didn't. He defeated what he considered a worthy foe, and in case you don't realize, he does actually care for her.
Yeah, unless there was something I missed, there is no way he could be 100% sure he was right. He would of looked real silly if her password was "1234"
@@aliimrankazan3294 It's from the Sherlock Holmes movie. Irene Adler puts roofies in the wine and while Sherlock is getting woozy she says that line.
First, she says the word "love" in "Jim Moriarty sends his love" then she calls him a virgin. then she says "now that's my kind of man" that's when he figures it out. Genius writing and acting from both of them.
@@jehielmutia1744 In this situation, there's very little reason to be as verbally damning as she was. Calling Sherlock "the virgin" in front of his brother? The only reason to hit that hard is: She's bluffing. But Sherlock points out at the end - "You just couldn't resist." and she couldn't. It's like when a football player, about to make a touchdown, spikes the ball just before he actually reaches the end zone. Premature celebration.
It's kinda gloomy, that makes the pupils dilate. He was referring to Irene's pupils in a light room earlier in the episode, not in the specific room in this whole scene
Go D. Ussop I surely understand that it’s your answer. Let me pick two examples: He says that he took her pulse when they had a moment of intimacy earlier, that her pupils dilated and that her heart rate rose, both of which are physical responses to various kinds of stimuli but most importantly: both be trained to be triggered consciously!
@@anrede I didnt mean to say communicating with a girl is wrong and its ironic that youre writing a long ass pharagraph to prove that youre not pathetic while blaming me taking things so serious. I mean to say that your pick up lines are lame and miserable and beyond being funny
@@anrede Of course you wouldn't see it coming, since you think hitting on random women is completely fine. You also seem to have trouble understanding that your actions are wrong, from the way you react to mere warnings. Keep going like this, it'll certainly work out one day.
I’m certain Mycroft was thrilled when Sherlock said it was a chemical defect found in the losing side. He has been trying to squash sentiments in Sherlock their whole life. Unsuccessfully. And if he were truly honest he knows that his love for Sherlock is a strength as well as a pressure point. Because Sherlock is loyal.
She sees where it’s going fast, it’s a last ditch play to flip the direction and to convince his brother that he’s deluded. You’re right and she plays it really well.
@@CorvusCorone68 and you'd be correct :) but think about it metaphorically - how do we measure pulse? by feeling it, on an artery. Now that I'm revisiting this, i think I may have put a darker spin on it in my head. I also think I was thinking "took your temperature" which is a little bit clearer of an innuendo. I guess it's just creepy HOW he said it, and that it has to do with blood. *shrug* i'unno....my $0.02
@@giomjava he is indeed. It wouldn't surprise me if he agreed to help her just to set her up since he no doubt saw her as a threat due to her intelligence and ease on which she is able to get information. Considering if she hadn't have gloated like she did, she would have won.
This by far is one of the absolute best series I have ever watched. This scene alone...the pulse, “this is you losing the game” “you brought the whole nation to its knees” and of course when at the end, as a dominatrix to the core, she begs to Sherlock (OOHHHH). SOO BADASS
What he figures at the moment is the code! He already knows that she is in love with him!! The whole overplaying of the hand is that deep down she really wanted him to solve it. To see through her admiration of him
I love how people still keep the Jonlock thing going even though they both explicitly said in the first damn episode of the show they're not gay. Respect the lore, people.
So if she had just picked random characters instad of picking something guessable so that the show could happen, then Mycroft would have fucked up everything.
You know what's funny... I think Sherlock was going to let her win but decided not to after being heartbroken by her words. While Mycroft and Irene could not see it, the viewers are seeing Sherlock's transition from calm to sadness to anger. His quote about sentiment shows this. His feelings were blinding him from winning and putting down Irene's mischief. This is when Irene realized what she did.
Am I the only one that always finds this scene so sad? He falls in love with this women and finds out she was just using him so he has to use his smarts to give a reason why he fell for her. Thus losing the women he truly loved and having to putt on a strong face.
Yeah, it's incredibly sad for both of them. Finding someone you love who understands and challenges and ALSO utterly loves you is the rarest thing in the world. Walking away from it would be heartbreaking.
But then he saves her, lol. I mean, she even texts him "happy birthday" in the 4th season. Sure it's a sad scene, but you gotta look at the whole picture.
At this point in the episode it is sad since he essentially has to expose her frailties which she normally hides from the world thus returning her to the person she was before she became a Dominatrix. It's no secret that people in a position of power use it as a shield to hide their true selves. Normally due to some traumatic event in their childhood which made them swear to never be in that situation again. Thankfully due to this being a TV show, she gets a happy ending when he rescues her.
When she said "you're right" Sherlock was shocked and he thought she was going to admit that she loves him. But then she didn't. Well at least not verbally
Mark Gatiss (Mycroft) is one of the nicest people I have ever met and he wrote this scene. It must have taken weeks to do so, such a glorious and poignant moment. Wow.
Thank you for posting one of the greatest moments in entertainment history. Plays like a symphonic climax. This show has many truly inspired segments. This is one of the best.
Ok, so after seeing this clip, I am reminded of Holmes' character in literature, specifically his view towards females and love in general. "the motives of women ... inscrutable. ... How can you build on such quicksand? Their most trivial actions may mean volumes..." and "Women are never to be entirely trusted-not the best of them" and "love is an emotional thing, and whatever is emotional is opposed to that true, cold reason which I place above all things. I should never marry myself, lest I bias my judgement."
I keep replaying this scene over and over. It's just pure genius, from the musical score to the cinematography and acting. The whole writing of this scene, and Benedict Cumberbatch's improve.
I think a wonderful touch in this scene is Sherlock's eyes. They are very dilated, suggesting that he, too, was a victim of the "most dangerous disadvantage"
He just hit her with the biggest "BEGONE THOT" in the history of television
Nah, he was just flirting... people just don't understand...
Dont forget: “You. Repel. Me”
what does this even mean
totally patrolled lol
"He just hit her with the biggest "BEGONE THOT" in the history of television"
No, he didn't. He defeated what he considered a worthy foe, and in case you don't realize, he does actually care for her.
imagine her having written SH3R...
200 likes is even underrated for this comment i think
I'd go straight 1337 with it and do, "543R"
@@amysolley4268 this is too much...
still would have worked; 3 and E share the same button
@@amysolley4268 4 is A.. 8 is H
That's what you get for calling Sherlock ''a virgin''.
Omar The wasp I mean, it’s accurate
0:33
@@magnoIiq thanks like we couldnt fucking wait 30 seconds.
BigBird Music His comment on the top for me, so if people interested they can go to 0:30 to understand comment.
won't like your comment...it's the year that sherlock was released :D
The effects when he was clicking the letters while talking, like he was stabbing the words into her just makes the scene perfect
I was like 'kind of sexual Sherlock".
Yeah, without even looking at the phone, looking right through her.
Even the music fits the sexual tension.
Little does he know it's not him she loves, but a good pun.
Are you sher about that?
Redshirt Veteran bloody well done
Vadalia it shertainly was
Redshirt Veteran 👏👏👏
She's just amazed on him
"I was just playing the game !"
"I know, and this is just losing"
SAVAGE
Boom!
Great line
Lmao
I lost the game.
This whole scene was one of the best scenes in the whole series
and play with words, command on language , and a bit of humour and a lot of heartbreak, just English things
Appearance of Jim Moriarty after his death was the best scene
For me it was the one where Sherlock kills himself. 😃
I imagine a scenario where the phone said incorrect after the code was put in
And no one care
Yeah, unless there was something I missed, there is no way he could be 100% sure he was right. He would of looked real silly if her password was "1234"
@@Urchino1337 "1234?!?! That's the kind of password a moron puts on his luggage"-Dark Helmet 'Spaceballs' (sic).
That would never happen, we are talking about sherlock :^)
@@JustMe-o-4rt Sherlock may be great at using existing facts to deduce new facts, but he can't just pull facts out of thin air :P
Plot twist is password was HEMM LOCKED, at which point he realized his tea had been poisoned.
I told you to let it breathe...
@@peterjensen6844 yes! Love the reference!
Please explain...
@@sambenmoser1240 +1
@@aliimrankazan3294 It's from the Sherlock Holmes movie. Irene Adler puts roofies in the wine and while Sherlock is getting woozy she says that line.
The Dominatrix begged The Virgin, that’s not something you see everyday
depends on who holds the knife
Valda Grimborn she’s still a dominatrix
Valda Grimborn ohhh, I just wanted to be dramatic, I didn’t even realize it was capitalized
@@valdagrimborn465 Generally, no, you don't capitalize an occupation.
😃👍
When she asked if he was expecting her to beg and he said yes, I was so expecting him to add "twice."
You and the whole country, my friend
Me to 😅
Same!
In parallel, the only person he begged twice for was John.
mikaku more like the whole world
First, she says the word "love" in "Jim Moriarty sends his love"
then she calls him a virgin.
then she says "now that's my kind of man"
that's when he figures it out.
Genius writing and acting from both of them.
Agreed, entirely - she cleanly overplayed the hand
@@DraconaiMac can you elaborate what it meant?
It means she doesnt realise that she already fall in love with hims
@@jehielmutia1744 its to do with poker im pretty sure
Basically she couldve won very easily but she flaunted it so much everyone around her caught on
@@jehielmutia1744 In this situation, there's very little reason to be as verbally damning as she was. Calling Sherlock "the virgin" in front of his brother? The only reason to hit that hard is: She's bluffing. But Sherlock points out at the end - "You just couldn't resist." and she couldn't. It's like when a football player, about to make a touchdown, spikes the ball just before he actually reaches the end zone. Premature celebration.
This entire episode, just to set up an incredible pun.
Brilliant!
How unbearably English of them.
Not really.
The end scene is even better
What show is this?
@@king_br0k Sherlock, Season 2, episode 1 - A Scandal in Belgravia
Notice that Sherlock's pupils are dilated too.
He's probably high, lol.
It's kinda gloomy, that makes the pupils dilate. He was referring to Irene's pupils in a light room earlier in the episode, not in the specific room in this whole scene
His whole deduction lacks of substance
@@samanshamo5971 says a random guy on the internet
Go D. Ussop I surely understand that it’s your answer. Let me pick two examples: He says that he took her pulse when they had a moment of intimacy earlier, that her pupils dilated and that her heart rate rose, both of which are physical responses to various kinds of stimuli but most importantly: both be trained to be triggered consciously!
I'm in love with Sherlock's face , when he realizes that Miss Adler loves him ;) surprised and pleasured
@@anrede thanks :) gonna look the same and may be better 😂
@@anrede thats really pathetic trying to hit someone on youtube comments
@@anrede I didnt mean to say communicating with a girl is wrong and its ironic that youre writing a long ass pharagraph to prove that youre not pathetic while blaming me taking things so serious. I mean to say that your pick up lines are lame and miserable and beyond being funny
@@anrede He's right though, you truly are pathetic. Please stop hitting on women, they're more than just objects - this is coming from a female btw.
@@anrede Of course you wouldn't see it coming, since you think hitting on random women is completely fine. You also seem to have trouble understanding that your actions are wrong, from the way you react to mere warnings. Keep going like this, it'll certainly work out one day.
I’m certain Mycroft was thrilled when Sherlock said it was a chemical defect found in the losing side. He has been trying to squash sentiments in Sherlock their whole life. Unsuccessfully. And if he were truly honest he knows that his love for Sherlock is a strength as well as a pressure point. Because Sherlock is loyal.
Mycroft is just as sentimental when it comes to sherlock
@@RLSmith-jt8qj Mycroft thinks he's 'stronger' than he really is.
This scene has it's own fanbase
Gotta respect Benedict Cumberbatch for those raw unfiltered moments ♥️
❤️yup
Yes. We all love Benadryl CucumberPatch
@@iamarshadazad Absolutely, thank goodness for Bandersnatch Carumpterbate
The way her voice shakes os 'poor man' it's like she knows something went wrong.
She sees where it’s going fast, it’s a last ditch play to flip the direction and to convince his brother that he’s deluded. You’re right and she plays it really well.
i forgot this scene existed for a second and i thought "i took your pulse" was v e r y dark
It wasn’t dark to me, it was Sherlock unfiltered, always seeking and processing information, no matter how involved he is.
@@lualncol nah, implying he was all up in them guts I think she meant
i'm not sure i understand; where i come from "taking a pulse" is a medical phrase meaning to measure someone's heartbeats
@@CorvusCorone68 and you'd be correct :) but think about it metaphorically - how do we measure pulse? by feeling it, on an artery. Now that I'm revisiting this, i think I may have put a darker spin on it in my head. I also think I was thinking "took your temperature" which is a little bit clearer of an innuendo. I guess it's just creepy HOW he said it, and that it has to do with blood. *shrug* i'unno....my $0.02
He looks so different that for a moment I was thinking, “wow, this dude could do an amazing Dr. Strange impression.”
I"m pretty sure that Moriarty sending his "love" was a clue drop by Moriarty just to see if Sherlock would catch it.
He's that kind of man, too.
wow ur right
@@giomjava he is indeed. It wouldn't surprise me if he agreed to help her just to set her up since he no doubt saw her as a threat due to her intelligence and ease on which she is able to get information.
Considering if she hadn't have gloated like she did, she would have won.
I'm so happy that I'm not the only one rewatching this and still on Sherlock fandom bc of the recent comments
sara wait what recent comments?
@@kailee0634 nvm, they're all from the last decade
This scene alone made me binge watch the series over a week...
It is almost doing the same to me
This reminded me how good it is. Going to start right now.
A shame it went downhill in the later episodes.
I watched it in two whole days
If you binge watch over a week, it is not binge watching
3:12
-Are you expecting me to beg?
-Yes, twice.
Kinky?
God, Benedict playing Sherlock is a match made in Heaven.
"I've always assumed that love is a dangerous disadvantage, thanks for the final proof" The best line ever
his voice when he says elevated
Oh I thought he said "and I waited" 🤣
K C hahha ohhhh (fair enough it sometimes takes me months until i understand a word or phrase correctly (e.g in songs)
i know... "its killing meeeee"
This by far is one of the absolute best series I have ever watched. This scene alone...the pulse, “this is you losing the game” “you brought the whole nation to its knees” and of course when at the end, as a dominatrix to the core, she begs to Sherlock (OOHHHH). SOO BADASS
Shame the last series was so shit.
@@TheDajoca It was amazing
What he figures at the moment is the code! He already knows that she is in love with him!!
The whole overplaying of the hand is that deep down she really wanted him to solve it. To see through her admiration of him
Dominatrix does not show weakness or Fall in love.
She wants the Opposition to pronounce it, she will deny it, unless she is cornered by fact
I mean, this is a metaphor for any romantic relationships, isn't it. I mean, a proper one at least.
remember Sherlock was supposed to think of her as THEE woman. The admiration must be mutual.
The music, the dialogue,the acting, the filming.... Perfect
The Woman: something* Moriarty something*...
Sherlock: I'm about to end this woman whole career.
One of my favourite scenes in the whole series.
Imagine the sense of pride in Mycroft when Sherlock solves the case saving him from embarrassment.
That's where I love his line @ 3:02
God the music in this scene is a masterpiece ❤
Like a G he just walks out like a savage knowing his job was done.
That's what you get for calling John's boyfriend a virgin
For the last time.... nevermind.
NO
I like that there is literally no proof of Sherlock or John being gay, but fandom somehow think they are
@@przemor1150 ever heard of ms Hudson?
I love how people still keep the Jonlock thing going even though they both explicitly said in the first damn episode of the show they're not gay.
Respect the lore, people.
I AM SHER LOCKED
Aren't we all
aah...now I get it. thanks.
So if she had just picked random characters instad of picking something guessable so that the show could happen, then Mycroft would have fucked up everything.
That voice..saying "I took your pulse...''..did you hear the thunder as thousands of women's undies hit the floor?
@Katone Vi shut the fuck up
Ew, dude...
Katone Vi what exactly is your problem here? Please explain your comment to me.
@Katone Vi wow you're so smart. Maybe you need reminding tho that you are pointing out the obvious and Gail is making a joke? No one fkin cares
Gail Webb no, and I’m glad I didn’t
When he says "no" I imagined him following up with "I'm not a virgin"
Same lol
Imagine that what if pass was “John”?
Now that would be gay
@@user-nu3sd7zb2j even more than normal
She ship it
I will learn how to change time and space to make this a thing
So...who is John Locke...
Checkmate! She just got SHERLOCKED!
Sherlock'd xD
Dominatrix: my Kind of man: Virgin -> Love
WTF. ITS BEEN 7 YEARS.
😭😭 anything we love they take from us! #bringbacksherlock #savehannibal
Imagine Sherlock typing in the wrong passcode lol that woulda been awkward 😂
"S" - "H" - "R" - "E" .. d'oh!?
This scene was so intense and well written omgggggg the acting is so good
These two had the best chemistry fight me
Imagine a conversation between Sherlock, Sheldon, Tony stark and captain Jack sparrow would be amazing 😂
And Chandler
@@nehav2262 well probably he wont speak and will enjoy the conversation.
This scene has different fan base
You know what's funny... I think Sherlock was going to let her win but decided not to after being heartbroken by her words. While Mycroft and Irene could not see it, the viewers are seeing Sherlock's transition from calm to sadness to anger. His quote about sentiment shows this. His feelings were blinding him from winning and putting down Irene's mischief. This is when Irene realized what she did.
Even the music here is Great!
The best scene of the series, if you ask me.
Meanwhile my boy Mycroft is chilling in the back like "umm guys? Well this is akward... GO GET A ROOM YOU TWO!"
Am I the only one that always finds this scene so sad?
He falls in love with this women and finds out she was just using him so he has to use his smarts to give a reason why he fell for her. Thus losing the women he truly loved and having to putt on a strong face.
Yeah, it's incredibly sad for both of them. Finding someone you love who understands and challenges and ALSO utterly loves you is the rarest thing in the world. Walking away from it would be heartbreaking.
Wait i thought it was just one woman, there were other women he fell for ?
But then he saves her, lol. I mean, she even texts him "happy birthday" in the 4th season. Sure it's a sad scene, but you gotta look at the whole picture.
@Tim Lee how do you know that?
At this point in the episode it is sad since he essentially has to expose her frailties which she normally hides from the world thus returning her to the person she was before she became a Dominatrix.
It's no secret that people in a position of power use it as a shield to hide their true selves.
Normally due to some traumatic event in their childhood which made them swear to never be in that situation again.
Thankfully due to this being a TV show, she gets a happy ending when he rescues her.
I still remember when he says “i took ur pulse” being like “OH SHIT”
One of the greatest moments in all of tv history.
When she said "you're right" Sherlock was shocked and he thought she was going to admit that she loves him. But then she didn't. Well at least not verbally
She's a great actress. Wish I saw all of her work
Lara Pulver plays a main role in the series „Da Vinci's Demons“.
I can hardly imagine Downey or Cavil playing a Holmes as spectacular as this one
What about Brett? He's the best.
@@arunkumargupta4564
Who is Brett?
@@raulbetancourt5795 Jeremy Brett? The best Sherlock Holmes ever?
@@arunkumargupta4564
Never heard of him, sorry.
@@raulbetancourt5795 No problem. But you should really give Granada Sherlock Holmes a try. It is the best Sherlock Holmes adaptation ever.
Mark Gatiss (Mycroft) is one of the nicest people I have ever met and he wrote this scene. It must have taken weeks to do so, such a glorious and poignant moment. Wow.
Sherlock basically just said "congratulations, you've just played yourself."
Can we talk about how he brought that he imagines what John thinks about sherlocks understanding of love?
I misread the 'pulse' as 'purse' in the title and honestly this makes more sense.
You wouldn't steal a handbag
I did the same and was like I don't remember that😂😂😂
Irene is very intelligent, but having lost herself with love, she basically got a taste of her own medicine
One of the most entertaining and satisfying TV shows ever to grace the screen of television. Sad that they decided not to continue.
She and Sherlock have such chemistry.
I keep coming back just for the music in this particular scene! This scene is one of the best in the entire series!
“Sorry about dinner”
Cold
Damn cold.
The detective who brought the Dominatrix to her knees.
Oh My Croft I love this scene
Destruction 100
One of the best series ever and this scene is one of the reasons why.
Sherlock's pupils were also dilated in this scene.
Pranav Dwivedi because the detective won the game
Plus the way he inhaled her scent before taking the phone from the table.
Never let your heart rule your head. There's a time and place for both
I've always assumed that love is a dangerous disadvantage ty for the final proof👍
best scene in Sherlock Holmes series all around
Absolutely stellar writing on this series. Top notch.
"Love is a dangerous disadvantage ". Its true
Thank you for posting one of the greatest moments in entertainment history. Plays like a symphonic climax. This show has many truly inspired segments. This is one of the best.
Still gives me chills
The whole scene was one of the best scenes in the whole series
That was such a freaking power move!!!...lol😂
3:12 Are you expecting me to beg?
Sherlock Holmes: 🗣 YES ........👋🏻👋🏾🎤
GANGSTA!!!
I like how the pulse line was improvised
My favourite tv show part of all time... never got tired of watching it
I think i would not be alone who says that this scene made me watch whole series
This is your heart and you should NEVER let it rule your head
That actress is incredible
Ok, so after seeing this clip, I am reminded of Holmes' character in literature, specifically his view towards females and love in general. "the motives of women ... inscrutable. ... How can you build on such quicksand? Their most trivial actions may mean volumes..." and "Women are never to be entirely trusted-not the best of them" and "love is an emotional thing, and whatever is emotional is opposed to that true, cold reason which I place above all things. I should never marry myself, lest I bias my judgement."
LOL I read the title as "No. Because I took your purse" 😂😂😂
I like the sound of the heartbeats when he puts the code in the phone.
I keep replaying this scene over and over. It's just pure genius, from the musical score to the cinematography and acting. The whole writing of this scene, and Benedict Cumberbatch's improve.
I always imagined he'd got it wrong and the code was COKB LOCKED
"You could have chosen any random 4 numbers"
Chooses letters...
It's a good episode but he spends majority of the show trying to guess her password
Giving that guessing her password is they key to solve the case...
@@mikaku 🤣🤣🤣
That "sorry about dinner" makes you wonder if the 'Ice Man' title was not more fitting for Sherlock.
This series have the edge that Elemtary doesn't in my opinion :\ Well done !
The music. Amazing. Love this show
Scandal at Belgravia was probably the best episode of the entire series. Agree?
3:32 Irene: he is really a human being, does he have any heart,emotions,feelings etc.., 😁❤️
I think a wonderful touch in this scene is Sherlock's eyes. They are very dilated, suggesting that he, too, was a victim of the "most dangerous disadvantage"