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I cannot tell a lie, I am more than a little bit in love with Caitlin Moran right now. (She's a writer for The Times, if you're wondering - and more importantly, she's a fellow Sherlock and Cucumberpatch fangirl.) She is, it is quite clear, a fangirl entirely after my own heart.

The Seven Wonders of Sherlock

 

So what if the second episode lacked gags, says Caitlin Moran, whose Cumberbatch Love knows no bounds.  Bring on Sunday night! 

It’s been one of the more extraordinary television phenomena of the past few years: a show that came along and, in a single episode, engendered a technically improbable “instant loyalty”.  With an Appreciation Index of 88 per cent and ratings higher than the last series of Doctor Who, the BBC’s rebooted, 21^st-century Sherlock is setting a new standard for supersmart – and all this despite the fact that the second episode was, let’s face it, a bit rubbish.

With the third and concluding episode to run this Sunday and “Sherlock parties” planned up and down Britain to celebrate, here are seven reasons to love Sherlock.
( The Seven Wonders Of Sherlock - 5/8/10 )

Originally typed up by wastedtiara and posted here on sherlockbbc.