Except.. it's only funny when you're watching it on a show being done to someone else.... there is a reason why most people in the show hate being with Sherlock and even the few that love him hate dealing with him... it's cause it's something only fun to watch on tv...
Sherlock: has to know for work what the Roman god Janus stands for also Sherlock: doesn't know the planets of the solar system bc he thinks he dOesN't NeEd tHeM fOR HiS wOrK
@@painhell4386 yeah and imagine Janus had a second meaning in another realm which you wouldn't find on the first search page, then it could completely change the whole story... Knowledge is still important. First, because there are so many unknown unknowns: you can't search for what you don't know. Second, some concepts are just too complicated to understand after a quick internet search, you need months or years to understand them
Likely he remembered it from some famous literary work. In the books, Holmes was somewhat familiar with popular literature and novels( Both fiction from the likes of Edgar Allen Poe, as well as non-fiction such as Darwin's Origin of Species ) but on this show, it's more likely that he was forced to go through them in his school days and had these facts lodged in memory.
@@vijayk.r1966 "he was forced to go through them in his school days and had these facts lodged in memory" -> then it would also apply to the fact that the Earth orbits the Sun. No, to me the only way for this to make sense is that he knows that people like using symbols and cultural references - especially Roman and Greek gods, it's always classy and there is always one that fits what you want to symbolize. So he has to know about it because so many criminals will do things like hinting their secret activity in the name of their front company...
@@claudius3359For me it would be... "I am on FIRE!!" Than I would notice that the omelett was to long inside the frying pan and then I would be like "Oh. And the omelett too😬"😂
What they don't show. Lestrade in the pitch black garage. "Uhh hello there is still someone in here!...oh sod off Sherlock you show off leave me here in a dark room"
@@lmaolini It's a reference to The Hobbit films, in which Cumberbatch (Sherlock) plays Smaug the dragon, who famously proclaims, "I am fire. I am... _death,"_ at the end of the second movie. "I am on fire," Sherlock's identifying quote in this video, is very similar to "I am fire," the only difference between them being the presence of the word "on." I added that word to the second part of Smaug's proclamation, "I am death," as a joke connecting the show and the movie.
I can imagine straight after that Lestrade going: 👁👄👁 Sherlock did you turn off the lights? Sherlock? SHERLOCK! Oh bloody hell. And then him walking into the pillars trying to find his way out lmao
Man, must've been difficult for Lestrade to find his way out of that room after the lights turned off, poor sod
lol exactly my thoughts
Probably just knew to walk straight until he found a door.
Probably made light with his phone
@Ellis Jacobs i understood that reference
Lmao
If I knew Sherlock I would consistently say stupid things on purpose just so he'd correct me.
From what I know of Sherlock, he'd catch wind of your technique and just smack you in the back of the head when you open your mouth.
Except.. it's only funny when you're watching it on a show being done to someone else.... there is a reason why most people in the show hate being with Sherlock and even the few that love him hate dealing with him... it's cause it's something only fun to watch on tv...
@@TheDeathmail wtf so true
TL;DR He'd get sick of your shit, fast.
So you'd become Anderson.
I love it when he says “I AM ON FIRE!”
Me when I finally solve the calc problem correctly without help
Loool
I am on FIRE!
"You must turn off the lights in time with the music." "What music?" "EXACTLY."
Lmaooooo😂😂😂😂
Sherlock: has to know for work what the Roman god Janus stands for
also Sherlock: doesn't know the planets of the solar system bc he thinks he dOesN't NeEd tHeM fOR HiS wOrK
Even if he didn’t know, when he was told that the hint was in the name a quick internet search of “Janus” would have led him right to it
@@painhell4386 yeah and imagine Janus had a second meaning in another realm which you wouldn't find on the first search page, then it could completely change the whole story... Knowledge is still important. First, because there are so many unknown unknowns: you can't search for what you don't know. Second, some concepts are just too complicated to understand after a quick internet search, you need months or years to understand them
Likely he remembered it from some famous literary work. In the books, Holmes was somewhat familiar with popular literature and novels( Both fiction from the likes of Edgar Allen Poe, as well as non-fiction such as Darwin's Origin of Species ) but on this show, it's more likely that he was forced to go through them in his school days and had these facts lodged in memory.
Are you surprised by the contradiction? Sherlock is basically aspergers turned into a superhero... This is exactly the kind of inane thing aspies do
@@vijayk.r1966 "he was forced to go through them in his school days and had these facts lodged in memory" -> then it would also apply to the fact that the Earth orbits the Sun. No, to me the only way for this to make sense is that he knows that people like using symbols and cultural references - especially Roman and Greek gods, it's always classy and there is always one that fits what you want to symbolize. So he has to know about it because so many criminals will do things like hinting their secret activity in the name of their front company...
Anyone else die when he said “fire” with a grumble in his voice??
Me : Realized I've watched all the seasons.
Also me : "ANOTHER!"
This show I like it .ANOTHER
You goddamn Asgardian.
One of the best Sherlock moments, made better by the music.
More like “I AM FIRE I AM DEATH” ;)
KanOfSoda Good one
YEEEEEAAAAAHHHHH
Aww I thought the title was being literal.
Have you watched Shlock? One of the gags there should cheer you up (:
That's a spoiler for John...
Me to sooooo disappointed
@@jimmoriarty5902 omg why did i find this funny
@@jimmoriarty5902 PLSHAGDHA
Omfgg his voice is so damn deep
Yeah... I love it... To be honest it gives of lover vibes to me 😅😂
I watched this entire show 2 times during my free month of netflix
You are not on fire,you are the fire.
When Sherlock says "I am on fire!" you should better believe him.
"I AM ON FIRE !"
Sherlock, darling, you are always on fire. (in every sense of the word 0:) )
Now every time I do something right I say : "I'M ON FIRE" trying to imitate the way he said it 😂😂
Me too !!!!!
(makes a perfect omelette)
"I'M ON FIRE!" 😂
@@claudius3359For me it would be...
"I am on FIRE!!" Than I would notice that the omelett was to long inside the frying pan and then I would be like "Oh. And the omelett too😬"😂
No one was said Colombia so sexy, thank you Benedict
"i am on fire" needs to by my ringtone 🔥
Detective left sitting in a dark room after a cinematic exit:
- Guess I’ll die now
What they don't show.
Lestrade in the pitch black garage.
"Uhh hello there is still someone in here!...oh sod off Sherlock you show off leave me here in a dark room"
1:30 that's what you're looking for
Thank you!
This the best English tv show I have ever seen❤️❤️
*I AM ON FIRE*
I AM FIRE
I AM THE DEATH
I AM ON DEATH...
@@f.i.r.e.5119 don't get it
@@lmaolini
It's a reference to The Hobbit films, in which Cumberbatch (Sherlock) plays Smaug the dragon, who famously proclaims, "I am fire. I am... _death,"_ at the end of the second movie. "I am on fire," Sherlock's identifying quote in this video, is very similar to "I am fire," the only difference between them being the presence of the word "on." I added that word to the second part of Smaug's proclamation, "I am death," as a joke connecting the show and the movie.
@@f.i.r.e.5119 yes I know I wrote it as well
But you wrote
"I AM ON DEATH"
What confused me.
I can imagine straight after that Lestrade going:
👁👄👁 Sherlock did you turn off the lights? Sherlock? SHERLOCK! Oh bloody hell.
And then him walking into the pillars trying to find his way out lmao
Me encanta Lestrade.Tan frescamente humano...normal...sintiemdo muchas cosas acerca de Sherlock...y sobre todas...cariño.
Greg : * checks Sherlock isn't literally on fire *
"I am on fire! I am death..."
Don’t think you’re the one on fire Sherlock
He’s so unserious I love him
Wait, did anyone see the a description? Apparently this is category "Gaming".
It's 'entertainment', actually.
Anvika Chatterji Well, the game’s afoot
Well, it is in "The Great Game" 😂 and the game is on!
@@vetje3829 OOOOH YESS
Rx8 in Galaxy Grey 👌🏻
"I am on fire" -Smaug
I m a fire, i am death!!!
Imo 😂😂😂😂😂😂
1:10 difficult to tell "at that distance" lol
Get rid of "on," and Sherlock says "I am fire." Ring any bells?
Rings all of my bells without getting rid of anything :D
I AM FIRE
I AM DEATH
Lights turning off as sherlock and john walks away
Detective: Am i a joke to you? Turn them back on!
Play of the game sherlock as himself :D
Mazda RX8 ftw!!!!
Back when Moffat didn't ruin Sherlock with bullshit storylines
No no you can't turn the lights off!!! There's a person behind!!
This scene should be shown during lectures about circumstantial evidence. Still cool, don't get me wrong! :D
Is he moving with the Payload?
No?
Bad Sherlock
1000kylestar ...
My first thought too.
Love this
It stopped being like this for some reason
Well that's so cool!
Did he say the man had a “booster jab?” This is before it’s time
It's pronounced "Flame On!".
And no, you're Dr. Strange.
Me gusta como dice colombia lestrade
Music?
What was this episode again? The great game?
Which episode?
Can’t believe I actually know the song
What is it buddy
which season, which episode?
Season 1, The great game.
So...what was John doing there...?
Hmm?
Hmmmmm?
Which season and ep is it ???
Mashrur Hasan Season 1, The great game.
Sheer-luck as usual.
which ep
s1 ep3
1:30
Sherlock is slow, why?
Add subtitles
Then stop drop and roll
Sherlock is really shitty . Season 2 ep 3 just didn't make any sense