What are your top 3 favorite scenes in Sherlock?

It felt super sensual and he only used his voice!

I might think of others if I spent more time on it, but the first three that come to mind are:

1. Buckingham Palace scene from ASiB.

2. Tower of London scene from TRF.

3. John/Sherlock meeting scene in ASiP.

ILOVEYOU? Best? Wtf?

Safely in my WORST list. Come on, this would not be enough even for a standard latino telenovela (reminded me of Raj in TBBT sitcom, insisting "say you love him... say it!"), but the whole Euros episode is flawed on so many levels, so it "fits" here. Though not this is a just a little faux pas, not the massive one like the "Aquarium Disaster" scene (would not make it to the hollywood action telenovela B-movie: heroic superspy-turned-mom bodyguard suicidally saving little Sherl from the bullet... SRSLY?).

On the other hand, "Belgravia" episode is full of great scenes, my favourite Irene Adler scene is "meadow sofa" investigation ("brainy is the new sexy"). It's quite remarkable that people value Bergravia so high, find their "best scenes" here athough, frankly, the plot was quite sub-par (if it was badly executed we would complain: sex photo blackmail episode? really? Moftiss should start drinking to spice up imagination!).

1. Sherlock solving the *Sherlocked* password on Irene's phone. Unbelievably intense and sexy scene. Some of it was improvised by Benedict which makes it even better. Also the music 😍

2. Roof scenes of course, the one with Moriarty and the jumping scene. Heartbreaking

3. The Shakespeare monologue ending with "cuppa tea" in The Lying Detective. Such great acting from Benedict.

4. Deduction scene in A study in Pink (Everybody shut up!)

5. Sherlock and Mycroft smoking in the morgue in Scandal.

6. I love you scene in The Final Problem

7. Best man speech

I could go on and on...

Respect my Cumberbatch!

1. Molly saying, "I don't count" to Sherlock in The Reichenbach Fall. She got an enormous amount of pain into just 3 words, and Sherlock's profound shock at how much he'd hurt her was deeply touching. This scene should also have proved to Moffat that the "I love you" scene *absolutely* had to have a follow-up, because this probably wouldn't be my favorite scene without the "you do count...I've always trusted you" follow-up.

Sherlock doesn't have to love Molly, no one is obligated to love anyone else, but he had no right to negate her as a person, especially when he relied on her help so much. Those two scenes represented enormous growth for Sherlock as a person.

2. Irene Adler absolutely *flooring* Sherlock when she walks in naked in A Scandal in Belgravia. I actually like this scene most because of Watson's lines and reactions: When Irene says "I think he [Watson] knows exactly where to look," you can actually see Watson battling not to look any lower than her eyes. He's literally twitching with the effort and oh so adorably succeeds.

3. Sherlock's first deduction monologue in A Study in Pink. Because let's be honest, who didn't fall hopelessly in love with Sherlock/Benedict right then and there? I never thought anyone would equal Jeremy Brett's sexy Sherlock, but Benedict proved me wrong.

Honorable mentions: Lestrade gaping at Molly at the Xmas party, Lestrade bellowing "Not really!" at the hungover Watson, and Lestrade lecturing Holmes during the "drugs bust" in A Study in Pink. Lestrade, I love you -- you should have gotten the girl.

The final showdown between sherlock and morriarty on the roof. I would say the abominable brides one on the waterfall was better because they actually fought each other but they ruined it when John came in.

The first scene with mycroft. Great acting from gattis.

Hound of Baskerville when he comes in covered in blood with a harpoon complaining no taxis would take him

Yeah, incredibly sexy scene. So intimate.

Best moment: when he's aggressively pressing the second last letter, so sexual.
Respect my Cumberbatch!

Too many from Scandal to list, really.

Also, the meeting between Mycroft and John in ASiP.

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