And here's why this show and this scene is so powerful: Sherlock looks up and sees the room emotional and tears and he quickly cannot comprehend what's going on. He doesn't comprehend, just like he said he doesn't. And he doesn't try to figure it out. He doesn't try to escape or bluff. He simply turns and says, "John?" That little line. That ask for his friend. That's their whole of Sherlock's trust in his best friend. And what does John do? He doesn't scoff or berate. He too understands his friend. This scene is perfect.
That's exactly why this scene is so beautifully written. The speech sounds emotional, but it isn't - listen to every line and word, and it is simply Sherlock stating facts. The closest it gets to emotion is when he references Mary's love, and even this is just mere moments after explaining how he sees it but doesn't comprehend. The logic is the point. The speech sounds emotionally written, but its Sherlock-style emotion. Factual praise. So when faced with a room full of emotion, he does the only thing he can think of and asks his best friend for help. He's lost, he's confused and needs saving from the situation, and in doing so reveals just how much he cares for John, even if he can't comprehend why.
It's like Sherlock says, "the kindest and wisest man I have ever had the good fortune of knowing, intelligence is not wisdom, and while Sherlock may be once of the most fiercely intelligent people on the planet, his wisdom pales in comparison to John
@@MW-km2uj As with all things Sherlock Holmes does, it is an analysis. But instead of analyzing a crime scene, he is analyzing his feelings about John.
The most interesting thing is that the cold insults and criticism at the beginning don't weaken what he says after, they reinforce it. He shows how much of an asshole he can be, and that's exactly why it is so powerful to hear him praising John, because it has to be sincere, and probably even understated. And the second most interesting thing is how Sherlock's first reflex when he doesn't understand people's emotions is to ask John for help.
I would not be surprised if that was in fact his intention from the start. If Lestrade really did help him with the speech, he should start writing himself…
This shows that the two make a perfect partner. While Sherlock is VERY VERY smart, he lacks the social skills/norm because he deems it "not needed" and John can fill that because Sherlock not sure how to learn it because he feels he is incapable.
Sherlock has the notes because just like the rest of us, in this instance, he was nervous. Watson is his dearest friend. But, Sherlock would only show this at a special moment like this. It also humanizes him. Really great scene and echoes of Conan Doyle.
We can also see how he was nervous when the first thing he did after realizing everyone was crying was asking if he did something wrong. I do think this question shows he was a bit desperate by the idea of making such an important thing wrong (I mean, desperate to Sherlock, which is showing the littlest amount of emotion)
@@nixie2462 what would you rather say? I think you either forgot or deleted the word "I would rather say *(I guess here you either forgot or deleted it)* than instead (...)"
Can only agree with you. Both Gatiss and Moffat each have extraordinary skills as writers on their own. But put them together, or have them collaborate on a project, and this is the quality of work that gets produced. I'd love to be able to pen something so touching. Of course Cumberbatch and Freeman have made these roles into something that only they can play. With the modern-day retelling of these stories, I can only picture these two in the main roles. Even the likes of Downey-Junior and Law (as good as they may be) come a distant second . . . at least for me.
It's amazing..the scriptwriter/dialogues writer/director/actor's... together..with Sherlock leading ...have made this a 3minute snippet that is a confession of deepest gratitude towards friendship..that can make you cry no matter how when and where you see/hear it 😭
3 minutes that tooks hours of writing and rewriting. this is brilliant. this is what a brilliant and self aware mind can go in seconds if given the opportunity. this is rare. this is special.
It must all be applauded that Martin Freeman looks EXACTLY like someone who doesn’t open up easily and is having their deepest emotions on display. It’s remarkable.
@@sarathomas8499 the final series is just…so disconnected from the characters and felt like they didn’t have the time to really think of an interesting departure.
"im not finished yet" has to be the purest form of sherlock. Man loves his friend so much without understanding how great he shares it in his weird way that he doesnt know how much he moves people by saying such simple words
This was always my favorite episode in the series because 1. This speech 2. The way he solves the mystery in this episode just feels so different and personal compared to the rest of the show 3. It is probably the show’s only truly John-centered episode. Also, one of my favorite part in this episode is the part where John, the moment he figured out the victim is still alive, quickly took charge while Sherlock, who always the guy in charge of the cases, quickly stood back and let John take the lead. Truly the moment that says Sherlock will solve your murder while John will save your life
The way Sherlock solves the mystery is so different because he had pressure on his shoulders that time - and he felt it. When he continued the speech trying to solve the case, he was also pretty worried about not ruining John's wedding, and saving someone's life while also needing to understand who would be that someone and how but having no time, since it could happen at any moment - and that was probably the last thing he would want to happen at John's wedding (this is clear specially when you see how much he took the best man responsibilities and made sure to talk to every guest to make what they should/should not do just not to ruin John's day). He was kinda desperate, that's why it takes him so long to find out who was the one about to die (I mean... There's one person who's never in public and is also hated by a good amount of people.... Sherlock would've spotted this in a second if he didn't need to entertain a crowd that couldn't really suspect there was something wrong when he himself is not at all a sociable person and doesn't really understands human emotions/reactions in general.) This is the most emotion Sherlock has ever showed (him saying those things but also showing physically) and the whole process of finding things out in this episode has emotion on it. That's why it feels so different
Mary, when I say you deserve this man, it is the highest compliment of which I am capable. John, you have endured war, and injury, and tragic loss ... so sorry again about that last one ... ... so know this: today you sit between the woman you have made your wife and the man you have saved - in short, the two people who love you most in all this world. And I know I speak for Mary as well when I say we will never let you down, and we have a lifetime ahead to prove that
Sherlock opens this speech by talking about contrast - how contrast highlights the beautiful, and then he employs the technique himself, beginning by roundly insulting everybody in the room and establishing himself as an unpleasant character, so that when he delivers on the poignancy in the final lines, the contrast amplifies the moment, reducing the hall to tears. Truly great.
The genius behind not just telling everyone in the room how insufferable Sherlock can be, but SHOWING how insufferable Sherlock can be, and then showing how Sherlock can be objective at the same time just blew me away the first time I saw this and every time since.
It’s a roller coaster speech. It will put you down initially and lift you up emotionally. I wish, I will be able to write and compose such a speech on the next wedding I will attend.
This is the most beautiful & heartbreaking "best man speech" ever. Specially as Sherlock, seeing people crying, asks John "Did I do it wrong?" In an interview Martin said that John "humanizes" Sherlock. This, is a perfect example.
This is really where the show peaked in my opinion . Sherlock finally admitting his admiration and his definition of pure love for John. To anybody with long time companions and friendships this hits real deep
The fact that for Sherlock, the Highest compliment is *Mary you deserve John* is so wholesome Also Sherlock's emphasis on the word *BestFriend* really made me realize that bestfriend is the person who has a soft spot even in the heart of the coldest person, trust the person over anything or anyone in any circumstance and accompany him/her willingly (even when he/she is newly married)
that 'did I do it wrong?' hit so hard because he really loves john and since he doesn't really understand emotions he doesn't realise how much that speech meant to everyone else as well 💗💗💗💗
1: Absolutely the best "best man" speech I'd ever heard. 2: A high point in an amazing series. 3: The chemistry between the two actors is about the best out there.
3:00 i love the fact that Sherlock doesn't understand what happened, and immediately turns to John, his compass, his guide, his best friend. He legitimately looks confused and concerned when he realizes that people are crying. Funny to think such a smart man has to turn to a normal person looking for guidance and the hope of knowing what he did wrong, only to get hugged and reassured that he didnt do it wrong.
The contrast was brilliant. This show had some of the best writing I have ever seen. Steven Moffat and Mark Gratis did an excellent job. But the actors were all incredible as well. Benedict Cumberbatch is so talented, but my favorite role of his will always be Sherlock. Also, I have to mention the soundtrack. Michael Price and David Arnold did and excellent job on it.
Remember his mind palace. He pushes out things he thinks aren't important. And based on his own deductions of himself from this speech - that he doesn't like weddings, that this is a speech he'll make one time and then discard, and that he's an unpleasant and selfish man - he wanted to make sure he didn't mess it up 🥹
I can't decide my favorite part, when Sherlock counters his criticisms with compliments, or at the end when he panics about their reactions and his first instinct is to turn to John and anxiously ask him to explain it
The first day I watched this was the day I fell in love with Benedict Cumberbatch. I always watch this over and over and is the best speech I’ve ever heard. Best Sherlock to date.
When he was like 'I haven't finished' and 'Noe on to funny stories' at the end it reminds me of a child in a good way and also I would totally do that 😂
@Lauren Lewis I see that kind of comments on every youtuber who reacts to it but strangely all those youtube-reacters love the whole series and don't see it like that. And I agree with them. Also for sure no sharks were involved, let alone jumping ones. XD I do am jealous to those who get to see this show and experience it all for the first time.
Two times I’ve cried over a TV speech. One is for Sheldon’s and the other is this video. They are the reasons why I like nerdy kind of guy now, their soul is so pure😂❤
As brilliant as the writing and Benedict Cumberbatch's performance is in this scene, Martin Freeman's subtle and deep reactions to the words being spoken are what gets me every time. He is an amazing and underrated actor.
I have given a few speeches myself. And heard a few. This one is up there. So intelligent. Cruel. Sharp. Insightful. Merciless. Cold. Cutting. Horribly correct. And then beautiful. Brave. Honest. Humble in the true way. Warm. Love. It is magnificence.
" What's wrong? What happened? Why are you all doing that? *John? Did I do it wrong?* " The way Sherlock turns to John for validation because he doesn't understand emotions and John's always there to guide him and keep his humanity intact😭soulmatism fr
When Sherlock say he will never let him down and he have a life time to prove it, he means that, and he prove that in later episodes, the man go above and beyond for John.
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"John, I am a ridiculous man, redeemed only by the warmth and constancy of your friendship" had NO right to hit that hard 😭
I read this at the same time as in the video it was sed.
But it did, so now we just have to deal with it, forever!
Oh it hit harder , when you know his best friend was murdered when he was a child, he had a friend after a long time 😢
Johns face tho 😂 he was like yeah you are a ridiculous man
nice pfp
Insulting more or less everybody and still have them in tears at the end of what has got to be the most amazing speech ever.
Says Lucifer!! 😂
Sherlock in a nutshell :)
Please what is the title
@@sophiagodwin3013 of the episode? The sign of the three
Indeed
"When I say that you deserve this man, it is the highest compliment of which I am capable".
Favourite line by far. Underrated.
I came to this video just because of this quote.
"If I try and hug him, stop me."-Love it!! This is a brilliant speech.
And Mary, instantly answered "Certainly not!"... means she thinks he SHOULD hug him.
@@ronsongathus9634 Thanks for clearing that up! Now, any chance you can cure Cancer, genius? 😂
The thought of pushing everyone out and then pulling them back in emotionally is just incredible to see. Amazing storyline.
I feel like the story doesn't get enough credit, it's so gorgeous but everyone just argues about anything they can about the show.
Whoever wrote this deserves a raise.
You are wrong.
@@pompombuuum3182 You are wrong.
@@dantheman9565 You are wrong.
Michael S. Hunt who wrote the lines for this scene was paid £1.25million for it...
@@mrbeeoutdoors3213 I'm glad to hear they paid him well. This was briliantly written.
And here's why this show and this scene is so powerful: Sherlock looks up and sees the room emotional and tears and he quickly cannot comprehend what's going on. He doesn't comprehend, just like he said he doesn't. And he doesn't try to figure it out. He doesn't try to escape or bluff. He simply turns and says, "John?"
That little line. That ask for his friend. That's their whole of Sherlock's trust in his best friend.
And what does John do? He doesn't scoff or berate. He too understands his friend.
This scene is perfect.
That's exactly why this scene is so beautifully written. The speech sounds emotional, but it isn't - listen to every line and word, and it is simply Sherlock stating facts. The closest it gets to emotion is when he references Mary's love, and even this is just mere moments after explaining how he sees it but doesn't comprehend. The logic is the point. The speech sounds emotionally written, but its Sherlock-style emotion. Factual praise.
So when faced with a room full of emotion, he does the only thing he can think of and asks his best friend for help. He's lost, he's confused and needs saving from the situation, and in doing so reveals just how much he cares for John, even if he can't comprehend why.
It's like Sherlock says, "the kindest and wisest man I have ever had the good fortune of knowing, intelligence is not wisdom, and while Sherlock may be once of the most fiercely intelligent people on the planet, his wisdom pales in comparison to John
@@MW-km2uj As with all things Sherlock Holmes does, it is an analysis. But instead of analyzing a crime scene, he is analyzing his feelings about John.
.❤:') 😭😭😭
@@MW-km2uj:')💖💖.😭
The most interesting thing is that the cold insults and criticism at the beginning don't weaken what he says after, they reinforce it. He shows how much of an asshole he can be, and that's exactly why it is so powerful to hear him praising John, because it has to be sincere, and probably even understated.
And the second most interesting thing is how Sherlock's first reflex when he doesn't understand people's emotions is to ask John for help.
I always thougt that was cute, he is really clumsy socializing and John is his support
I would not be surprised if that was in fact his intention from the start.
If Lestrade really did help him with the speech, he should start writing himself…
Ikr! The script writer is amazing!
Exactly. :)
This shows that the two make a perfect partner. While Sherlock is VERY VERY smart, he lacks the social skills/norm because he deems it "not needed" and John can fill that because Sherlock not sure how to learn it because he feels he is incapable.
Benedict's portrayal of Sherlock is the best I have ever seen...He is one of the finest actors of our generation...
So true.
Yeah.. I Agree.. And A n The Classics, It would be Jeramy Brett..
Jeremy Brett's portrayal of Sherlock is equally good, if not better in some episodes.
Ever heard of Rober Downey Jr?
RDJ was amazing. Maybe not the best, but he was just spectacular
Sherlock has the notes because just like the rest of us, in this instance, he was nervous. Watson is his dearest friend. But, Sherlock would only show this at a special moment like this. It also humanizes him. Really great scene and echoes of Conan Doyle.
We can also see how he was nervous when the first thing he did after realizing everyone was crying was asking if he did something wrong.
I do think this question shows he was a bit desperate by the idea of making such an important thing wrong (I mean, desperate to Sherlock, which is showing the littlest amount of emotion)
I would rather say than instead of nervous, there was so much input from all the guests that he could not focus.
@@nixie2462 what would you rather say? I think you either forgot or deleted the word "I would rather say *(I guess here you either forgot or deleted it)* than instead (...)"
@@carolinamansur113 They mean "that" instead of "than".
Absolutely amazing writing and amazing execution.
Can only agree with you.
Both Gatiss and Moffat each have extraordinary skills as writers on their own.
But put them together, or have them collaborate on a project, and this is the quality of work that gets produced.
I'd love to be able to pen something so touching.
Of course Cumberbatch and Freeman have made these roles into something that only they can play.
With the modern-day retelling of these stories, I can only picture these two in the main roles.
Even the likes of Downey-Junior and Law (as good as they may be) come a distant second . . . at least for me.
Sherlock being confused when he was ready for funny stories is the cherry on top
It's amazing..the scriptwriter/dialogues writer/director/actor's... together..with Sherlock leading ...have made this a 3minute snippet that is a confession of deepest gratitude towards friendship..that can make you cry no matter how when and where you see/hear it 😭
3 minutes that tooks hours of writing and rewriting. this is brilliant. this is what a brilliant and self aware mind can go in seconds if given the opportunity. this is rare. this is special.
Legend has it Sherlock is still standing up there repeating ' now unto to some funny stories'
It's so amazingly beautiful
Also "Did it do it wrong?" is so sweet and innocent and funny I love it
And then "No, you didn't" and he hugs him 🥰🥰🥰
3:07 the fact Sherlock considered he might be “wrong” really shows his growth and love for John. DAMN I LOVE THIS!
It must all be applauded that Martin Freeman looks EXACTLY like someone who doesn’t open up easily and is having their deepest emotions on display. It’s remarkable.
Martin Freeman’s portrayal of John Watson is the best damn thing I’ve ever seen even if I loathed how it ended.
@@krystleboss8573 yeah we’re gonna avoid the ending 😂 🤦♂️ LAWD I hated that final series’ ending. Ffs!
@@CronoXpono?
@@sarathomas8499 the final series is just…so disconnected from the characters and felt like they didn’t have the time to really think of an interesting departure.
@@krystleboss8573 To me the wedding is actually the last time Sherlock was truly great, could have ended there.
Everyone deserves Mrs. Hudson in their life... What a gem 😊
more then one Mrs. Hudson but then the balance of the universes whold have to be restored
Rip
She is this worlds Alfred
"Oh Sherlock!"
She *has* known him longest.
"im not finished yet" has to be the purest form of sherlock. Man loves his friend so much without understanding how great he shares it in his weird way that he doesnt know how much he moves people by saying such simple words
很感人😂❤
If movies dry up, Benedict could make money doing this wedding speech at real weddings, lol...
With the number of iconic roles he has played, he can live off cameo alone or by attending comic cons all year.
yeah sure
I’m sure he’ll be thrilled. I’ll let him know.
This was always my favorite episode in the series because
1. This speech
2. The way he solves the mystery in this episode just feels so different and personal compared to the rest of the show
3. It is probably the show’s only truly John-centered episode. Also, one of my favorite part in this episode is the part where John, the moment he figured out the victim is still alive, quickly took charge while Sherlock, who always the guy in charge of the cases, quickly stood back and let John take the lead. Truly the moment that says Sherlock will solve your murder while John will save your life
The way Sherlock solves the mystery is so different because he had pressure on his shoulders that time - and he felt it.
When he continued the speech trying to solve the case, he was also pretty worried about not ruining John's wedding, and saving someone's life while also needing to understand who would be that someone and how but having no time, since it could happen at any moment - and that was probably the last thing he would want to happen at John's wedding (this is clear specially when you see how much he took the best man responsibilities and made sure to talk to every guest to make what they should/should not do just not to ruin John's day).
He was kinda desperate, that's why it takes him so long to find out who was the one about to die (I mean... There's one person who's never in public and is also hated by a good amount of people.... Sherlock would've spotted this in a second if he didn't need to entertain a crowd that couldn't really suspect there was something wrong when he himself is not at all a sociable person and doesn't really understands human emotions/reactions in general.)
This is the most emotion Sherlock has ever showed (him saying those things but also showing physically) and the whole process of finding things out in this episode has emotion on it. That's why it feels so different
I love that, after giving one of the best best man speeches in the world, he's immediately concerned that everyone is crying because he messed up.
Mary,
when I say you deserve this man,
it is the highest compliment
of which I am capable.
John, you have endured war, and injury,
and tragic loss ...
so sorry again about that last one ...
... so know this:
today you sit between the woman
you have made your wife and the man you
have saved - in short, the two people
who love you most in all this world. And
I know I speak for Mary as well when I
say we will never let you down, and we
have a lifetime ahead to prove that
A standing ovation to the writers, the cinematographers, and the actors for this perfect moment of tv history. Perfectly scripted and executed.
When shecklock said "we have a lifetime to prove we love you" i cant stop my tear 😭, thats the most beautiful speech i ever heard
Sherlock opens this speech by talking about contrast - how contrast highlights the beautiful, and then he employs the technique himself, beginning by roundly insulting everybody in the room and establishing himself as an unpleasant character, so that when he delivers on the poignancy in the final lines, the contrast amplifies the moment, reducing the hall to tears.
Truly great.
Made me laugh. He's insulted everyone in the room. When he talks about god as a ludicrous fantasy both Mary and John cover their faces.
The genius behind not just telling everyone in the room how insufferable Sherlock can be, but SHOWING how insufferable Sherlock can be, and then showing how Sherlock can be objective at the same time just blew me away the first time I saw this and every time since.
"Did I do it wrong??"
"No, you didn't- c'mere-"
[insert John hugging his confused best friend]
It’s a roller coaster speech. It will put you down initially and lift you up emotionally. I wish, I will be able to write and compose such a speech on the next wedding I will attend.
I wish I had a friend like Holmes. He truly appreciates having Watson as his best friend. In truth, his only friend.
I still cry no matter how many times ive seen this
Get help
@@devanman7920 Feel better?
@@lostchild2003 better than that person
@@devanman7920 Get back under your bridge.
That person might jump off a bridge from what I can see
This is the most beautiful & heartbreaking "best man speech" ever.
Specially as Sherlock, seeing people crying, asks John
"Did I do it wrong?"
In an interview Martin said that John "humanizes" Sherlock.
This, is a perfect example.
3:00 it's so cute how he was confused by the guests' reaction and turned to John to ask what's going on
If I am not mistaken, Lestrade helped him write this speech.
A true friend and one who should start a blog himself, that is talent.
This is really where the show peaked in my opinion . Sherlock finally admitting his admiration and his definition of pure love for John. To anybody with long time companions and friendships this hits real deep
The fact that for Sherlock, the Highest compliment is *Mary you deserve John* is so wholesome
Also Sherlock's emphasis on the word *BestFriend* really made me realize that bestfriend is the person who has a soft spot even in the heart of the coldest person, trust the person over anything or anyone in any circumstance and accompany him/her willingly (even when he/she is newly married)
Only Benedict could do that like he did. Superb writing, acting, and production.
that 'did I do it wrong?' hit so hard because he really loves john and since he doesn't really understand emotions he doesn't realise how much that speech meant to everyone else as well 💗💗💗💗
This clip made me watch all of the series and seasons... Kudos..
can't describe how much I miss this series. it is a truly masterpiece.
Genuinely my favourite thing about this is how he appeals to John when he doesn't understand what's happening.
1: Absolutely the best "best man" speech I'd ever heard. 2: A high point in an amazing series. 3: The chemistry between the two actors is about the best out there.
"Why are you all doing that? John, did I do it wrong?"
"No you didn't"
*hug*
"But I haven't finished yet."
"Yeah, I know."
3:00 i love the fact that Sherlock doesn't understand what happened, and immediately turns to John, his compass, his guide, his best friend. He legitimately looks confused and concerned when he realizes that people are crying. Funny to think such a smart man has to turn to a normal person looking for guidance and the hope of knowing what he did wrong, only to get hugged and reassured that he didnt do it wrong.
The contrast was brilliant. This show had some of the best writing I have ever seen. Steven Moffat and Mark Gratis did an excellent job. But the actors were all incredible as well. Benedict Cumberbatch is so talented, but my favorite role of his will always be Sherlock.
Also, I have to mention the soundtrack. Michael Price and David Arnold did and excellent job on it.
Why Sherlock needed those notes... He can easily memorize all of them
Because in regards to John Watson, he can't tolerate any single mistakes
I think he was nervous.
Remember his mind palace. He pushes out things he thinks aren't important. And based on his own deductions of himself from this speech - that he doesn't like weddings, that this is a speech he'll make one time and then discard, and that he's an unpleasant and selfish man - he wanted to make sure he didn't mess it up 🥹
Feelings...he had a feelings hahahaha
to avoid looking at people.
How does this make me cry even now after years?!! Thisis writing and acting made of gold.
dismissive of the virtuous, unaware of the beautiful and uncomprehending in the face of the happy.
I can't decide my favorite part, when Sherlock counters his criticisms with compliments, or at the end when he panics about their reactions and his first instinct is to turn to John and anxiously ask him to explain it
The first day I watched this was the day I fell in love with Benedict Cumberbatch. I always watch this over and over and is the best speech I’ve ever heard. Best Sherlock to date.
I’ve never been this obsessed with a television series. This is my favourite show EVER.
in addition to everything else, as a photographer, the lighting is superb. Every bride deserves to be lit like that,
Epic, that's why I watched all the series over and over again from time to time. I think now imma do it all over one more time.
When he was like 'I haven't finished' and 'Noe on to funny stories' at the end it reminds me of a child in a good way and also I would totally do that 😂
No one cares
@@thefonzkiss You seem to care if you felt the need to say that :P You were the only one writing.
I can't believe after all these years I still haven't watched the show. This is enough to convince me to
@Lauren Lewis I see that kind of comments on every youtuber who reacts to it but strangely all those youtube-reacters love the whole series and don't see it like that. And I agree with them.
Also for sure no sharks were involved, let alone jumping ones. XD
I do am jealous to those who get to see this show and experience it all for the first time.
And I thought that I was late. 😅 Just start, you'll love it. 😉
Have you watched it yet??
I tried to find it on Netflix but it's gone :( I'll have to find another site
I so envy you - to be able to see the whole series again - for the first time. All the gags, great lines and amazing plots. Enjoy. I know you will.
3:09 he did the blinking thing again😭❤️
what blinking thing? pls explain
@@madame.L when john asked him to be his best man he just stated at him and blinked fast lmao he did that again here🫂
@@senaaa41 ahhhh i see. thanks!
I love this speech
Up until now, this scene brings tears to my eyes
The "So sorry, again, about that last one" kills me
Two times I’ve cried over a TV speech. One is for Sheldon’s and the other is this video. They are the reasons why I like nerdy kind of guy now, their soul is so pure😂❤
My fave Sherlock scene since I first watched this season in 2019. lol I'm glad you have this video. It gets me laughing every time.
This is Sherlock's version of the final 8 Mile battle
O for goodness sake Cant we appreciate their hug omfg that was the sweetest thing
Even now I still get choked up listening to that speech... well done...
God, I can’t believe that this is 10 years old already. I still remember when it came out.
I remember seeing this scene and was blown away and I am still blown away!!!
1:17
I love the switch here, going from the more characterization the show Sherlock used towards the original personality he had in the books.
As brilliant as the writing and Benedict Cumberbatch's performance is in this scene, Martin Freeman's subtle and deep reactions to the words being spoken are what gets me every time. He is an amazing and underrated actor.
2:34 OMG !!! I'm crying 😭 please this speech is the best ✨
Such a clever show
Sherlock like a puppy: Did I do it wrong? o.o
This was the best episode. I wish they were still making the show.
For someone so heartless and logical, he does have a heart
He still manages to insert himself in the speech (listing his flaws) he means to give for his friend.
So many episodes with amazing drama and great mysteries, but this is my favourite one. especially because the mystery came in so unexpectedly
Ridiculously good writing and exceptional acting. Bravo!
Maaaan this episode was my favorite when I first saw it. Brilliantly executed.
3:08 Now this, puts a smile on my face 😌
"We'll never let you down, and we have a lifetime ahead to prove that!"- Sherlock
"Oh Sherlock!"- Mrs. Hudson
Both lines brought tears in my eyes!
This is the reason why this is my Favourite Episode in the Third Season.
I watched this million times and still bring tears to my eyes.. Ridiculous at first but the speech brings joy and warmth of their friendship ❤️
I cried.
Best wedding speech of all series ever
Arguably one of the best episodes of the series
I miss those days I wish I could go back then in time and relive all these years again having my present consciousness
1:40 john's look is like, hang on this brother is cooking😂😂😂😂
I have given a few speeches myself. And heard a few. This one is up there. So intelligent. Cruel. Sharp. Insightful. Merciless. Cold. Cutting. Horribly correct. And then beautiful. Brave. Honest. Humble in the true way. Warm. Love. It is magnificence.
Incredible
Great writing and brilliantly delivered say no more I'm crying 😭
1:20 oh come on Sherlock, not the most, your brother still exists after all.
... I wanted to say something but you are actually very correct...
That was one of the most beautiful speeches I've ever heard.
" What's wrong? What happened? Why are you all doing that? *John? Did I do it wrong?* " The way Sherlock turns to John for validation because he doesn't understand emotions and John's always there to guide him and keep his humanity intact😭soulmatism fr
I have watched this scene countless times and I still choke up when I watch it.
Gonna rewatch this show for the 100th time
When Sherlock say he will never let him down and he have a life time to prove it, he means that, and he prove that in later episodes, the man go above and beyond for John.
I want more Sherlock,please Mr.Gatiss
How does this only have 6 comments?
Because it only has 10,000 views
There is a few other videos of this with 800k views and millions of views etc
Hard to fucking comment, when eyes are sweating.
When this series was on netflix I watched continuously. Month after month And I miss it. And this is one of my favorite scenes
That was the speech of speeches. Of all the actors that had played Sherlock Holmes he is by far THE BEST.
His speech both shocked me and impressed me.
I absolutely love this show the best Sherlock Holmes series with the best dialogue ever!!
Speaking the truth liberates both the wielder and those exposed