That look of rage at the very beginning, and immediately going to get to hold her hands and console her whilst checking her injuries. He does care. Alot
@@ykkrasaoz9748 Holmes did show compassion frequently in the Conan Doyle books and even went so far to have an outburst of worry and compassion when Watson got injured (I think shot, if memory serves).
well, i mean, there was still daylight when that American was thrown off the balcony for the first time. And it was dark when the ambulance arrive, so.... realistically speaking.... maybe 2-3 hours of back to back falling? Sherlock probably forgot to count since he's too tired having to carry that guy up the stairs too many times.
@@teddanville6996 if Sherlock can drug himself and have a whole case adventure in his mind, you’d think he’d be able to keep count of something for a couple hours, I think he’s capable but he probably just didn’t give a damn at that point 😂
Things like this happen a lot in real life too, for example when a violent criminal gets detained by special forces, and he wants to escape, and accidentally falls down the stairs, or during his violent movement, he hits his head a few times on a door frame, stuff happens...
Honestly one of favorite scenes, not because of what happens to Mrs. Hudson or anything. But because it's one of the few time Sherlock actually shows some emotion, and shows that he really does care about some people
I love it too. Sherlock is one of those people who makes a terrifying enemy, but also a great ally. He's not afraid to get his hands dirty or do whatever it takes to get results. But if he actually cares about you, he's such a fierce and loyal protector. Sometimes actions can speak louder than words when it comes to love.
I love that moment when John is taking her out of the room, he pauses, asks Sherlock a question, and then looks at the man like “you deserve everything he’s about to do to you”.
Yup. That little smirk lasts only a fraction of a second and it's still one of the most eloquent lines in the scene. Having the actor add any words would have spoilt it, because it already says *everything*.
I mean, it was still light outside when Watson came in to find him and when the guy first was thrown out. It was nighttime by the time Lestrade talked with Sherlock by the ambulance. That leaves plenty of time for probably as many goes as he wanted.
1:07 I love how after seeing the blood on Agent America’s ring, instead of deducing the details of his life story (like we so often see) Sherlock instead figures out how he can bring that story to an end.
That would be too easy. He more like altered his history by changing the place of a few bones and organs. Just ask Magnussen what it means to end a story..... Oh, you cant, because he got a hole in his head
@@wristdisabledwriter2893 "and exactly how many times DID he fall out of a window?" was the peak for me, though his "Sherlock-vision" going all gun-sights gave me chills the first time I watched this episode. Knew shit was gonna get real serious.
No he didn't choose death. That would have been far too easy. He chose the 'Loki' method of travel but unlike the God of Mischief he was NOT immune to the landing. :)
When Sherlock looks up when he’s at the bottom of the stairs, you can see a rage settling in his eyes, even though Blendaflarp Crumblesnitch doesn’t change his expression/body. Magnificent acting!
@@doryaman More like he has a perk with a prerequisite of high intelligence to be able to use his Intelligence modifier in place of his Charisma modifier for Persuasion and Deception checks.
@@perrycarters3113 Precisely. If a person uses prestigious levels of language techniques and a fast momentum it tends to make others feel inferior yet it also triggers their Amygdala to highly intensify their annoyance and feel subconscious dislike towards them. I actually feel quite apologetic towards Sherlock he must go though a lot because of his way of speaking.
But I swear British people just have a way of talking which makes others feel this way. It’s happened with me aswell. People just stare like what in the world did u say???😂😂
I want to see the blooper where he says "send your least annoying ambulance and an officer ". I have no idea if it exists, but in my head it had to have happened at least once.
The look on Mycroft's face was excellent, it is one of the few times he is actually puzzled. He can't believe that his brother has actually made real connections with not just one, but two people.
@@empath69 But he is so wrong. Sherlock would other people let know how "bad" he actually is, and that's better to stay away from him. It's only self-protection. In fact, he cares too much, always. And it's stated by Steven Moffat in an interview a few years ago that the remark of the so-called "high functioning sociopath" was never meant serious, only sarcastic. Noone can define himself about ASPD, even not Sherlock.
I love how in Sherlock's imagination of how Mrs.Hudson was taken, she screams out his name. It shows how he thinks of himself as everyone elses' knight in shining armour.
Exactly, I also thought it was a reflection of his guilt that he could let something like this happen. She needed him and he wasn’t there kind of thing
@@risraid9324 That depends on who you mean. For Sherlock, it definitely ends well (with abrasions, contusions, and possible broken bones for the perp). For the perp, not so very well.
Nah I believe a comment I saw above Sherlock probably knew what his limit was and made sure not to go past it so he could continue to feel the pain And if nothing else it leaves reminder to others to not mess with his friends
La Barba DeNegan, it’s so sad that she knew they were not there yet still yelled for them. Woman thought she was going to die how rough they were to her and she still shielded Sherlock by hiding the device.
This will forever be one of my favorite scenes. This is the first time in the series we see Sherlock get truly, truly angry. He knows how badass Mrs. Hudson actually is, and yet the way his face looks when he's able to deduce exactly what happened to her shows how much he truly cares for her, despite what he'll say or do to make it look like he doesn't. He immediately runs to her to console her at his most open opportunity. He doesn't call Lestrade or John right away, because he wants to handle the guy first. It's just one of those scenes that will forever make me happy no matter how many times I watch it. The first time i watched it, when Sherlock's face contorted into that pure rage, I got absolute chills. Benedict Cumberbatch delivers a truly powerful performance through this entire series and everything else he does. But we're not talking about his other work right now, sadly. I'll save that for another video.
"He immediately runs to her to console her at his most open opportunity." - THIS. This made me so happy, for it showed who Sherlock really is behind all the facades that he puts on. :') "He doesn't call Lestrade or John right away, because he wants to handle the guy first." And this too - so thoughtful, so Sherlock! Not just because of the revenge, but also the instinct to call in friends only after all danger is taken care of.
This whole scene is a masterclass in acting. Cumberbatch goes from his usual detachedness and slowly builds up to utter fury in a way that's believable, natural, and (given the way the character's been built thus far in the show) completely terrifying.
And at 3:01 the faint half-smile at the corner of Watson's mouth as he looks at the American tied up - Watson knows something bad is going to happen to him
@Spire Wolves No, she is not. Benedict Cumberbatch's mother plays Sherlock's mother in the show, not Mrs. Hudson. Mrs. Hudson is played by Una Stubbs. Wanda Ventham plays Sherlock's mother.
Rest in Peace, Mrs. Hudson You would always be the best Mrs. Hudson ever. Thank you for all the times you had to put up with Sherlock and Watson. Thank you
*Fan Theory*: Mrs Hudson's husband was abusive which is why John and Sherlock are so damn protective of her, when Mycroft tells her to shut up, they both react immediately and the second guy, he nearly beats him to death.
It is very likely he was (at least in the show) since Sherlock helped Mrs. Hudson ensure the conviction and execution of Mr. Hudson after he murdered two people, implying she wanted to get rid of him. This is why she lowered his rent, if you remember from the first episode.
Added to that she is clearly shaken arguably more than her injuries would imply, possibly PTSD, where as in series 4 she's such a badass and doesn’t even blink when in a police chase etc, I don’t think the threat or danger got to her here merely the memories.
The look on John's face when he leaves Sherlock alone with the intruder - 3:03 - like he enjoys the idea of whatever it is Sherlock is about to do to him
I find it quite amusing that he contacted Lestrade before throwing the man out of the window. Not only was he doing it because of his outright emotional state from the situation, he also wanted the man to know what was going to happen to him for messing with Mrs. Hudson.
True enough, but if anyone will be affected, it's Benedict and his parents. I mean, she was his mother's best friend, and she was like another mother to him, she watched him grow up. Of course it makes sense that her loss would affect them more than anyone, since they knew her the longest and most personally..
I SWEAR John smiles right before he leaves to look after Mrs Hudson. I love this entire scene for many reasons. I had somewhat forgotten how deep Sherlock’s voice is
"Ms Hudson has been attacked by an American, I'm restoring balance to the universe" - Sherlock Holmes I keep replaying that scene. What is my life? 2:40
"A few broken ribs, fractured skull, suspected punctured lung...He fell out of a window" A few minutes later "And exactly how many times did he fall out of a window?" "Oh, it's all a bit of a blur, detective inspector. I lost count."
@@torok2001kristofaron Not really. It ruined it because its unrealistic. You wouldn't go down and pick up a guy whos half dead only to throw him out again and potentially be charged with murder. They made this only for "cool" and dramatic effect and to make Sherlock sound like a badass.
I would like to point out that, great though his powers of deduction are, there is no way he could know whether Mrs. Hudson called out for him as she was being dragged up the stairs. That he imagined her doing so is, I think, testament to what book-Watson termed "the depth of loyalty and love that lay behind that cold mask." Much as he affects detachment, he feels responsible for those around him.
Great quote from The Adventure of the Three Garridebs. One of my favorites from the books for sure. "If you had killed Watson, you would not have got out of this room alive."
Best Lestrade & Sherlock lines from the episode. "..and exactly how many times did he fall out the window..?" "It's all a bit of a blur Detective Inspector. I lost count." 🤣
i think ambulances in london are pretty fast, yet we only see one appearing when it's evening, so i guess that poor american boy had been up and down continously for at least 2 hours...
What I love about Bennie is the subtlety he brings to his roles and this is a perfect example of that. You can slowly see the rage start to bubble to the surface even though his face isn't changing. One of the very few people Sherlock cares about was hurt and he ain't about to let that shit slide. One of Bennie's best scenes on the show and that's saying a lot.
Another example of that is in the Star Trek reboot when he tells Kirk "My name is Khan...". As he says his name his face turns slightly downward as his eyes stay on Kirk... chilling effect, exactly like an Alpha predator looking at it's prey...
the fact he tossed him out the window so many times he lost count for even just scaring mrs hudson is kind of adorable shows how much he cares about her
Lestrade -knows- what really happened. I bet Sherlock thinks he's stupid but I'm sure Lestrade figured out it was John who shot the cab driver in the first episode, but he lets the two troublemakers get away with these sort of things and I love it.
Mary T. I mean, I see what everyone is saying in this thread, and it’s cool, but it’s also basically everyone saying “if you’re cool then it’s okay if policeman stop doing their jobs properly and essentially become biased/corrupt for friends.”
Sean Da Best Not...really? Sherlock does amazing work for the police force, helping them catch criminals far sooner and easier than they could ever hope for. And Lestrade knows that Sherlock is a good person at heart, so repeatedly throwing a person from a window definitely doesn't make sense; unless the guy severely deserves it. And given the case that he and 2 other men assaulted a kind, old woman whom Sherlock is friends with; throwing him in jail for that kind of "justice" really doesn't make much sense. Even if they weren't friends, his work alone would make putting Sherlock in jail more harmful than helpful.
Gary Barlow It’s all well and good that he knows the guy, but the law is the law; no matter the reason, if you harm someone you get arrested by the police - what happens after that depends on your intentions and the proof backing them up, which would definitely result in Sherlock being let go (probably - throwing someone out of a window multiple times would still be a serious offence) due to self defence or something. The point is, that’s supposed to come AFTER being taken in by the police, not beforehand.
OMG I love the way Sherlock speaks! For example when he says : "Then get into the car and drive away,don't try to trick me,you know who I am,it doesn't work" it's just amazing! I'm Italian but I can speak English and I love it btw 😉😉
He agreed to send the other two goons away _and_ he missed the pepper spray in Sherlock's pocket - didn't even check that pocket, if I'm reading the blocking correctly. "Moron", indeed.
Everyone loves Benedict for his role as Dr. Strange. I love him for this role and mostly this scene. The anger in his eyes when he realizes what's happened is hot and scary at the same time.
Actually I knew him from imitation game then Doctor Strange and despite me liking those movies I didn’t really become a fan of him. I kind of just forgot about him and watched other stuff. A couple of months ago I got into a Sherlock Holmes mood. Watched the Robert Downy Jr movies then decided to watch Sherlock and he completely blew me away. His best role to date and made me fall completely in love with his acting.
The best part of this scene is watching it again knowing sherlock knows her true nature and doesn't care. He didn't help because innocent old lady, he helped because friend.
He calls himself a sociopath and yet he couldn’t be more wrong. I believe he likes to label himself like that because it’s a defence mechanism. It permits him to be cold and uncaring when he needs to be.
"sociopath" typically means that he would care about the wellbeing of people he cares about, but not others. That's the difference between "psychopath" and "sociopath", according to google, but these terms are outdated anyways.
According to my research on internet, which might as well be wrong, the difference between a sociopath and a psychopath are that sociopaths can feel low levels of guilt or remorse There are many slight differences, but I do think Sherlock fits better as a sociopath
This is the Sherlock equivalent of when Harry Potter crucioed Amycus Carrow when he spat on Professor Mcgonagall. Don't mess with mother figures people.
0:17 - 0:30 That look. Definitely an "oh shit" moment. My friend even said those words at that point when we were watching this episode. I love the eye-roll Sherlock does before spraying and knocking guy out. 😅👏
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"Send ur least annoying officers and an ambulance"
Lestrade: *send himself*
😂😂
😂😂😂😂
He probably drove the ambulance as well
Riley Davidson i bet
LMAO
That look of rage at the very beginning, and immediately going to get to hold her hands and console her whilst checking her injuries. He does care. Alot
Chiko was here Awwwwww Sherlock can be sweet, ish...
That look though. Sent shivers down my spine how pissed he looked..
Well, this portrayal of Sherlock does
@@ykkrasaoz9748 Holmes did show compassion frequently in the Conan Doyle books and even went so far to have an outburst of worry and compassion when Watson got injured (I think shot, if memory serves).
@@SavingSergeantLiam Yes "It was worth a wound; it was worth many wounds; to know the depth of loyalty and love which lay behind that cold mask."
I love the note Sherlock leaves on the door, "crime in progress, please disturb" and John's look when he reads it.
cj kitty got to love his reaction to the American falling out the window
No shock or surprise, only concerned after mrs Hudson mentioned her bins lol
Martin Freeman's confused reactions always cracks me up.
My man when someone jumps me
“Not again.”
When John goes up to the door and sees the note....then looks around like “am I being pranked?” Love it!
"I lost count" For a man with a memory like Sherlock, that American is lucky he's alive.
Dang! I didn’t think about it like that!!! 🤣🤣🤣
He probably spared him to send a clear message 💪🏽💪🏽😂😂😂
@@Sierra000 Spared Lestrade of the detail of the count?
@@programmerpctheory1413 Spared the American so Sherlock can send a clear message to the Americans
well, i mean, there was still daylight when that American was thrown off the balcony for the first time. And it was dark when the ambulance arrive, so.... realistically speaking.... maybe 2-3 hours of back to back falling? Sherlock probably forgot to count since he's too tired having to carry that guy up the stairs too many times.
@@teddanville6996 if Sherlock can drug himself and have a whole case adventure in his mind, you’d think he’d be able to keep count of something for a couple hours, I think he’s capable but he probably just didn’t give a damn at that point 😂
Literally anyone: touches Sherlocks friends
Sherlock: he ran into my knife. He ran into my knife ten times.
The knife loved it!
28 stab wounds
Cell Block Tango! This comment is underrated!
@@theresaluu6858 28 STAB WOUNDS
Lukasdekok You didn’t want to leave him a chance huh?!
One of the few times he takes things personally and lets emotion get involved
And then Series 4 happened.
Beezeecade Yes now he is messed up
*COUGH* series 4 *COUGH*
Extremely disappointed with S4
+Xeno Morph I have noticed alot of people are, could you say why?
I like that Lestrade knows what Sherlock did, and doesn't care.
He agrees with Sherlock
He cares. He just can't do much about it and he agrees.
I think being on the right side of the law might make you appreciate someone taking a little bit of lawless revenge especially considering the victim
Things like this happen a lot in real life too, for example when a violent criminal gets detained by special forces, and he wants to escape, and accidentally falls down the stairs, or during his violent movement, he hits his head a few times on a door frame, stuff happens...
Well it was mrs. Hudson.
Honestly one of favorite scenes, not because of what happens to Mrs. Hudson or anything. But because it's one of the few time Sherlock actually shows some emotion, and shows that he really does care about some people
I love it too. Sherlock is one of those people who makes a terrifying enemy, but also a great ally. He's not afraid to get his hands dirty or do whatever it takes to get results. But if he actually cares about you, he's such a fierce and loyal protector. Sometimes actions can speak louder than words when it comes to love.
sabrielsdestiel and how far he would actually go for them
From throwing a man out of the window for countless times to actually shooting one
That's what makes this scene so great. Sherlock is truly enraged when he realizes what's happened to Ms. Hudson. Yet, he never loses control.
sabrielsdestiel mm.. more like *2* people
Of course i entirely agree that. Well i dont need to say anything you having said what im gonna say
You can tell the *exact* moment Sherlock’s brain went from “What did they do?” to “How can I make this hurt as much as possible?”
2:10 would be that exact moment
@@ggnfirehunter I kinda think it all starts at 0:19 the way his expression shifts to smoldering rage.
I actually think its 0:54, when he starts looking at the wounds
In 3 comments, we have proven that we in fact cannot tell the *exact* moment
"....while extracting any useful information from them in the process."
Waste not.
I love that moment when John is taking her out of the room, he pauses, asks Sherlock a question, and then looks at the man like “you deserve everything he’s about to do to you”.
Yup. That little smirk lasts only a fraction of a second and it's still one of the most eloquent lines in the scene. Having the actor add any words would have spoilt it, because it already says *everything*.
I never even noticed that before! Thanks for noticing and sharing that fun detail!
I felt that a lot of that scene involved John Watson hoping that Sherlock would let him help "restore the balance of the universe"!
I was half expecting Watson to break his nose before leaving
That look combines so well with Sherlock's look of growing rage at the bottom of the stairs. Darn, the quality of the acting!
The look of pure rage he gets when he realises what happened is amazing!
Firewolf puppy :P
I know right!!!
You can practically see his thoughts, it's like: You. Do. Not. Mess. With. My. Landlady !!!
It’s BEAUTIFUL
ChooseYour Poison Exactly!!!
Emilie De Loose such a good actor ❤️❤️
Holmes doesn't care about very many people, do NOT mess with the few that he does.
HBHaga exactly 😅
Look up S4 E1
I REFUSE TO ACCEPT SOMETHING LIKE THIS HAPPENED
what happened in that episode?
Young Reesy Watch it. Spoiler. It's about Mary
HBHaga exactly
"You hurt my landlady. Prepare to die!"
Inigo :)
Jingles6466 And prepare to see how awesome and cute I look while doing so!
You know, he did want to be a pirate. ;)
Better. Prepare for a suffering!
666 likes is satisfying
Love the idea that Sherlock must have had to drag him back up the stairs to toss him out the window again - multiple times!
I've always wondered if john helped.
@@renaxla8736 He offered but Sherlock would have refused 👍
I mean, it was still light outside when Watson came in to find him and when the guy first was thrown out. It was nighttime by the time Lestrade talked with Sherlock by the ambulance. That leaves plenty of time for probably as many goes as he wanted.
I think that line was more of a joke, I saw it as Sherlock only threw him out of the window once he was done with him lol
Sherlock obviously needs to go back to school to learn how to count...
1:07 I love how after seeing the blood on Agent America’s ring, instead of deducing the details of his life story (like we so often see) Sherlock instead figures out how he can bring that story to an end.
It's his Hudderz afterall! :)
That would be too easy. He more like altered his history by changing the place of a few bones and organs.
Just ask Magnussen what it means to end a story..... Oh, you cant, because he got a hole in his head
Yes
"Mrs. Hudson has been attacked by an American, I'm restoring balance to the universe."
best line
cloudneal american dont stand a chance against Sherlock....
@@reezevlog?
Sorry i think “he fell out the window” beats it
@@wristdisabledwriter2893 "and exactly how many times DID he fall out of a window?" was the peak for me, though his "Sherlock-vision" going all gun-sights gave me chills the first time I watched this episode. Knew shit was gonna get real serious.
I read it the same time it was said
One does not simply threaten Mrs Hudson...
and get away with it
One does not simply walk into 221B...
@@spaghetii5337 and walk out alive
@@hugemusiclover1837 um..what about all the clients?
@@ichbrauchmehrkaffee5785 ...except the clients
Can we just comment the fact that Lestrade's least irritating officer is Lestrade xD
Ilhana Šestić I would have never caught that part! thank you haha
Right on point..!!😁👌
that cause Lestrade is the best
As far as Lestrade knew Sherlock was attacked , so he came to check on him.
oh my god hahahahah
Burglar: I hurt your landlady and now give me what I want.
Sherlock: So you've chosen death.
Sherlock: apparently what you want is death.
Sherlock: I've come to bargain
No he didn't choose death. That would have been far too easy. He chose the 'Loki' method of travel but unlike the God of Mischief he was NOT immune to the landing. :)
Doesn't she mean anything to you? - She's my landlady 🤷🏻♀️
No, he chose PAIN.
When Sherlock looks up when he’s at the bottom of the stairs, you can see a rage settling in his eyes, even though Blendaflarp Crumblesnitch doesn’t change his expression/body. Magnificent acting!
Blendaflarp Crumblesnitch
Bendyditch cucumberpatch
Did you mean blended cucumber?
Blend-it-all cucumber-batch
Benadryl Cabbagepatch
I love how he uses that fear that people have of his intelligence to his advantage even though hes in the disadvantage
Broads in Africa That's the perk of having Speech 100 lol
@@doryaman More like he has a perk with a prerequisite of high intelligence to be able to use his Intelligence modifier in place of his Charisma modifier for Persuasion and Deception checks.
You translated my thoughts into words, you really do have the perk of speech 100, as a dude said :D
@@perrycarters3113
Precisely. If a person uses prestigious levels of language techniques and a fast momentum it tends to make others feel inferior yet it also triggers their Amygdala to highly intensify their annoyance and feel subconscious dislike towards them. I actually feel quite apologetic towards Sherlock he must go though a lot because of his way of speaking.
But I swear British people just have a way of talking which makes others feel this way. It’s happened with me aswell. People just stare like what in the world did u say???😂😂
"Send your least annoying officers and an ambulance."
Goingdownwiththeship lestrade: shows up himself
Goingdownwiththeship SENDS HIMSELF
Oh no no. We're fine. Its burglar. He's gotten himself rather hurt. Fractured skull. Broken ribs. Suspected punctured lung. He fell out of s window
“And exactly how many times did he fall out the window?”
“Was all a bit of a blur detective inspector, I lost count”
I want to see the blooper where he says "send your least annoying ambulance and an officer ". I have no idea if it exists, but in my head it had to have happened at least once.
"And exactly how many times did he fall out of the window?" "It's all a bit of a blur detective inspector. I lost count."
I LOVE it!!!!
Definitely has to be the best sentence.
It's the weary, deadpan way he asks it
Sherlock Holmes lost count
Then Lestrade took a step away when Sherlock looked at him.
"Mrs Hudson has been attacked by an American. I am restoring balance to the universe."
Such a great and memorable line!
He doesn't know that many Americans, does he? Or maybe he do... (coughs) Avengers anyone? (coughs) (laughing)
@@dafilmqueen556 He wishes he didn't thx to spiderman
I love how defensive he is for her. When Mycroft told her to shut up, he went “*MYCROFT!* and slammed his fists on the table. It was so cute
The big guy got roasted by his baby brother, how does that happen?
The iron bank will have its due
The look on Mycroft's face was excellent, it is one of the few times he is actually puzzled. He can't believe that his brother has actually made real connections with not just one, but two people.
Sherlock really cares for the safety of others. He just does it in a rather peculiar way.
His way is one of the best ways
"For God's sake! I'm NOT a hero - I'm a high-functioning sociopath; do your research!"
@@empath69 But he is so wrong. Sherlock would other people let know how "bad" he actually is, and that's better to stay away from him.
It's only self-protection.
In fact, he cares too much, always.
And it's stated by Steven Moffat in an interview a few years ago that the remark of the so-called "high functioning sociopath" was never meant serious, only sarcastic. Noone can define himself about ASPD, even not Sherlock.
He can send an assailant flying to land on top of my bins anytime for me.
QMMI6: "I'm not a psychopath, Anderson. I'm a high-functioning sociopath. Do your research."
I love how in Sherlock's imagination of how Mrs.Hudson was taken, she screams out his name. It shows how he thinks of himself as everyone elses' knight in shining armour.
And he’s right
Exactly, I also thought it was a reflection of his guilt that he could let something like this happen. She needed him and he wasn’t there kind of thing
It also could have been an educated guess that the most physically and intellectually capable of saving her was sherlock and so she calls out for him
I mean it's him or Watson who live there. So she called out for him.
@@edwardstuart7138 thats what i thought too!
"Mrs. Hudson has been attacked by an American, I'm restoring balance to the universe." - Sherlock
I love that!!!! Sherlock logic.
i'm American and i still crack up at that line. :)
+silvergirlXO same here it's just pure perfection
"mrs hudson leave baker street? england would fall."
me: *actually starts crying*
ruoweii "Shame on you"
“I hate being outnumbered, it makes for too much stupid in the room.” Such a great line.
I also love the note he left for Watson on the door: "Crime in progress. Please disturb."
You can’t hurt Mrs. Hudson and expect to leave Baker St. in anything less than an ambulance. He’s lucky it wasn’t a coroner’s wagon.
You touch or hurt one of Sherlock's friend.. you do know how it's gonna end, and it's definitely not gonna end well.
Damn straight!
@@risraid9324 That depends on who you mean. For Sherlock, it definitely ends well (with abrasions, contusions, and possible broken bones for the perp). For the perp, not so very well.
Nah I believe a comment I saw above Sherlock probably knew what his limit was and made sure not to go past it so he could continue to feel the pain
And if nothing else it leaves reminder to others to not mess with his friends
Death would have been too merciful for Sherlock's taste.
He wanted the man to suffer.
One of my favorite scenes of the series. "Ms. Hudson leave Baker Street... England would fall!" LOVE IT!!!
Native-Kitty what episode. I forgot that.
@@just_ayel it was this episode but a few minutes later
It Is Mrs. 😀
That's a line taken from one of the stories.
I love the small smile that Watson has at 3:00. When he looks at the American, its the face of "Someones going to get hurt, and it's not sherlock".
JDMonster I like that smirk like "Oh boy you don't know what you just did" xDD
Wow only now I've noticed xD priceless. "Good luck mate"
Very very subtle,.. but great, love Dr. Watson
Pride
I didn't even notice the smile; It makes the scene that much better :)
When she screams sherlock's name hurt my heart so much
La Barba DeNegan, it’s so sad that she knew they were not there yet still yelled for them. Woman thought she was going to die how rough they were to her and she still shielded Sherlock by hiding the device.
I’m just glad she was safe in the end:)
"she still shielded Sherlock by hiding the device"
Ms. Hudson: "I found it in your dressing gown, you stupid git."
"Send your least irritating officer"....Lestrade send himself
Well tbf lestrade is the one sherlock could cope with best
This will forever be one of my favorite scenes. This is the first time in the series we see Sherlock get truly, truly angry. He knows how badass Mrs. Hudson actually is, and yet the way his face looks when he's able to deduce exactly what happened to her shows how much he truly cares for her, despite what he'll say or do to make it look like he doesn't.
He immediately runs to her to console her at his most open opportunity. He doesn't call Lestrade or John right away, because he wants to handle the guy first. It's just one of those scenes that will forever make me happy no matter how many times I watch it.
The first time i watched it, when Sherlock's face contorted into that pure rage, I got absolute chills. Benedict Cumberbatch delivers a truly powerful performance through this entire series and everything else he does. But we're not talking about his other work right now, sadly. I'll save that for another video.
And actions speak louder than words, always. He can say whatever he likes, but he cares so, so much it's just heartwarming to watch!
"He immediately runs to her to console her at his most open opportunity." - THIS. This made me so happy, for it showed who Sherlock really is behind all the facades that he puts on. :')
"He doesn't call Lestrade or John right away, because he wants to handle the guy first." And this too - so thoughtful, so Sherlock! Not just because of the revenge, but also the instinct to call in friends only after all danger is taken care of.
My brother has the brain of a philosopher or a scientist, yet he elects to be a detective. What might we deduce about his heart?
-Mycroft Holmes
Ginny D Errrrr... He... Ermmmmm... Uhhhhhhh.
"yet he wanted to be a pirate"
He likes pie?
Ginny D my brother is just a little git like that
Ginny D a real amazing human
"I dislike being outnumbered, it makes for too much stupid in the room." Gotta love Sherlock.
Oh. That was right on my bins.
+beko120056 I think she said "Oh, that was right on my Benz!" Her car parked out front.
I can't imagine Mrs Hudson riding a Benz xD hell I don't think she is even own a car!
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+R10GreyhoundsRule nope, "on my bins", as in trachcans
Just Sherlock taking out the trash haha
By far the best quote in Sherlock. I was about to write this and saw you had beaten me to it!
This whole scene is a masterclass in acting. Cumberbatch goes from his usual detachedness and slowly builds up to utter fury in a way that's believable, natural, and (given the way the character's been built thus far in the show) completely terrifying.
And at 3:01 the faint half-smile at the corner of Watson's mouth as he looks at the American tied up - Watson knows something bad is going to happen to him
I love how his immediate reaction isn't "what do I know about this man?" It's "how do I break him?"
When he puts his mind to it, Sherlock knows how to deliver a threat.
"It's the burglar... He fell out of the window..."
That wasn't a threat, that was foreshadowing. He needed nothing from the guy but retribution for hurting Ms Hudson.
Subtext: "Let's see how YOU like being hurt and being powerless to stop it..."
honestly, get yourself a boy as loyal as Sherlock Holmes
Chihiro is my favourite name. Such a lovely sounding name^^
Or a faithful jaWN, actually just get you the whole Sherlock Holmes cast promise me it’ll be worth it :)
@@SalvableRuin it's all fun and games until you find out that the character named "chihiro fujisaki" is a guy dressed in drag
Btw, sos is from danganronpa
Rare.
it´s kinda cute how much he cares about her
i think he loves her like a mother
Franziska K IT IS ADORABLE AND NO BODY CAN TELL ME OTHERWISE
@Spire Wolves No, she is not. Benedict Cumberbatch's mother plays Sherlock's mother in the show, not Mrs. Hudson. Mrs. Hudson is played by Una Stubbs. Wanda Ventham plays Sherlock's mother.
I love how protective they both are of Mrs. Hudson, it's adorable :)
Rest in Peace, Mrs. Hudson
You would always be the best Mrs. Hudson ever.
Thank you for all the times you had to put up with Sherlock and Watson.
Thank you
Wait the actress passed away?
@@americaiuno Yes
Last year if I remember correctly
Aww that’s sad… may she be with the angels.
Well and this year we had 3 British PM so far.
I guess when Sherlock said "England would fall", he wasn't kidding.
Honestly the original "Call an ambulance. But not for me. "
Did anyone else notice how gravelly Sherlock's voice sounded when he said the word "Moron"?
Full of hate
Sexy hate.
ASB OM-GOSH YEEESSS! I immediately thought "THAT VOICE THO!!!!", followed by happy giggles!😍😆
뿡뿡! ^__^
What the fuck are you trying to say? Dear god. What a sickening comment.
Just a touch of Smaug.
*Fan Theory*: Mrs Hudson's husband was abusive which is why John and Sherlock are so damn protective of her, when Mycroft tells her to shut up, they both react immediately and the second guy, he nearly beats him to death.
She doesn't act like she's been hurt physically before and is used to it in anyway.
Carrie Ullrich Perhaps. Or trauma. I dunno.
It is very likely he was (at least in the show) since Sherlock helped Mrs. Hudson ensure the conviction and execution of Mr. Hudson after he murdered two people, implying she wanted to get rid of him. This is why she lowered his rent, if you remember from the first episode.
Added to that she is clearly shaken arguably more than her injuries would imply, possibly PTSD, where as in series 4 she's such a badass and doesn’t even blink when in a police chase etc, I don’t think the threat or danger got to her here merely the memories.
I'm pretty sure it's more like she's an adoptive granny and no one hurts their granny
Mrs. Hudson: Ooh, it stings.
Me: 3, 2, 1
*Body of American falls outside*
Mrs. H: That was right on me bins!
first time i saw it i start cry for laughs
Amber Rizzi WHY DID I LAUGH SO MUCH
Morgantheperson because you’re a cruel, horrid human.... with a great sense of humor
Amber Rizzi same
“You know what I’m asking for Mr. Holmes, don’t you?”
“Yes...I believe I do.”
In case it's not clear...he's asking for pain and lots of it.
"You're asking to have your arse kicked into the next millennium..."
"You are asking for several broken ribs, a fractured skull and a possible punctured lung"
Death😊
The look on John's face when he leaves Sherlock alone with the intruder - 3:03 - like he enjoys the idea of whatever it is Sherlock is about to do to him
i absolutely adore john's little grin at 3:03 when he realises what's about to happen. the attention to detail is perfect
I LOVE how much he cares for Mrs. Hudson.
"I'm restoring balance to the universe."
*INFINITY WAR FLASHBACKS INTENSIFIES*
😂
Mr. American! I come to bargain!
MRS HUDSON HAS COME TO BARGAIN
This was one of the alternate futures he saw, and was like NOPE.
It cannot be flashbacks : Infinity War happened years later.
I find it quite amusing that he contacted Lestrade before throwing the man out of the window. Not only was he doing it because of his outright emotional state from the situation, he also wanted the man to know what was going to happen to him for messing with Mrs. Hudson.
R.I.P Una Stubbs aka Ms. Hudson, we will truly miss you. You'll always be in our hearts 💕
True enough, but if anyone will be affected, it's Benedict and his parents. I mean, she was his mother's best friend, and she was like another mother to him, she watched him grow up. Of course it makes sense that her loss would affect them more than anyone, since they knew her the longest and most personally..
@@dafilmqueen556 I didn't know they were that close, man that's gotta hurt.
@@dryb3301, I know right?
I think this is my favourite moment, followed by Mrs. Hudson revealing she had the thing the entire time 😂
Mrs Hudson leave Baker Street?! England would fall!
Saaaame! 😊
For me it's A Scandal in Belgravia reveal where Sherlock figures out Irene Adler is in love with him.
1:06 Sherlock processing genuine malice towards somebody. Not even Moriarty had him processing kill points
That`s because this was personal.
This is one of my favorite sherlock moments by far
I agree!
I SWEAR John smiles right before he leaves to look after Mrs Hudson. I love this entire scene for many reasons. I had somewhat forgotten how deep Sherlock’s voice is
Am I the only one whose skin tingles every time Sherlock says "oh, I insist"?????
"Ms Hudson has been attacked by an American, I'm restoring balance to the universe"
- Sherlock Holmes
I keep replaying that scene. What is my life? 2:40
my life is so similar to your's
me too
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@@justdrey9779 perfectly balanced, as all things should be!!! Mwauhaha... Lol just had the urge to do that.
Sherlock looks absolutely murderous and serious at 0:18, damn!
flygurl2Zim it kinda scares me but still manages to make me smile cause he isn’t looking at me.
Goes to show that, no matter what he says to Mrs. Hudson, he loves her dearly
flygurl2Zim You don't screw with Mrs. Hudson... you just don't.
Tiger Queen or she'll kidnap u in her sports car and speeds off
In real life, too. He has known her since he was a child.
"A few broken ribs, fractured skull, suspected punctured lung...He fell out of a window"
A few minutes later
"And exactly how many times did he fall out of a window?"
"Oh, it's all a bit of a blur, detective inspector. I lost count."
Geanious 😂
@@torok2001kristofaron Not really. It ruined it because its unrealistic. You wouldn't go down and pick up a guy whos half dead only to throw him out again and potentially be charged with murder. They made this only for "cool" and dramatic effect and to make Sherlock sound like a badass.
sounds like RDJ's sherlock in an underground boxing match
@@Chillypuwn I'm pretty sure the line was added for comedic effect and nothing else. He didn't ACTUALLY throw him out the windows that many times
@@tanuv Maybe he beat the shit out of that guy BEFORE he chucked him out the window haha
I would like to point out that, great though his powers of deduction are, there is no way he could know whether Mrs. Hudson called out for him as she was being dragged up the stairs. That he imagined her doing so is, I think, testament to what book-Watson termed "the depth of loyalty and love that lay behind that cold mask." Much as he affects detachment, he feels responsible for those around him.
Exactly, so well put.
Great quote from The Adventure of the Three Garridebs. One of my favorites from the books for sure. "If you had killed Watson, you would not have got out of this room alive."
@@nbcguitar one of my favorite stories. Sherlock's rage when Watson is injured.... I was so turned on while reading....
When he replied to Lestrade, I got pure Snape vibes...holy crap...
This scene is priceless. XD
squarebamboo it really was
squarebamboo I
Cumberbatch reminds me SO MUCH of Snape in this scene omfg
@@MikeHoltackers Why?
SH: I'm a sociopath!
Also SH: Mrs. Hudson is hurt? What's the most effective way to make you bleed?
Me: Apparently, tossing him out the window. Multiple times.
A functional sociopath, that is.
@Mr Dancy Pants No they don't. And Sherlock isn't a sociopath, he was sarcastic when he said that he was one.
@Mr Dancy Pants Wow, it's like you don't know that the writer of the show said that he isn't a sociopath.
@Mr Dancy Pants Sherlock has Asperger's or Autism at most, if he even has a condition.
watson's subtle smile at 3:03 is great, its like he's saying "oh your so screwed..."
"Don't try to trick me, you know who I am, it doesn't work." Gotta love that!
Best Lestrade & Sherlock lines from the episode. "..and exactly how many times did he fall out the window..?" "It's all a bit of a blur Detective Inspector. I lost count." 🤣
How many times did he fall out the window?
Zillamon Animu its all a bit of a blur detective inspector. I lost count.
Zillamon Animu he lost count lol
i think ambulances in london are pretty fast, yet we only see one appearing when it's evening, so i guess that poor american boy had been up and down continously for at least 2 hours...
@@two-handpianist4517 Lestrade probably took his time
Maybe as often as the likes under your comment
One of the most humanizing scenes from the entire series!!! here you realize how Sherlock does care about a few people, but he cares a LOT!
You also see his humanity again when he has to phone Molly...
Its bright daylight when he finds Mrs. Hudson and it's pitch black when they take him away. Not dusk. So how many times did he fall out of the window?
It's a bit of a blur...
He lost count
I never even noticed that!!!
Maybe around 30 minutes. Time difference based on each multiverse.
@@akbarrmd7714 "I have been falling for 30 minutes"
What I love about Bennie is the subtlety he brings to his roles and this is a perfect example of that. You can slowly see the rage start to bubble to the surface even though his face isn't changing. One of the very few people Sherlock cares about was hurt and he ain't about to let that shit slide. One of Bennie's best scenes on the show and that's saying a lot.
Ha, Bennie.
Another example of that is in the Star Trek reboot when he tells Kirk "My name is Khan...".
As he says his name his face turns slightly downward as his eyes stay on Kirk... chilling effect, exactly like an Alpha predator looking at it's prey...
the fact he tossed him out the window so many times he lost count for even just scaring mrs hudson is kind of adorable
shows how much he cares about her
He didn't just scare her. He hit her too. I'd have him falling out of the window multiple times as well. And trust me, I'm not good at keeping count 😂
"Too much stupid in the room" 😅👌
Menna Ayman 😂😂😂💪💪💪👌👌👌💯💯💯
Lestrade -knows- what really happened. I bet Sherlock thinks he's stupid but I'm sure Lestrade figured out it was John who shot the cab driver in the first episode, but he lets the two troublemakers get away with these sort of things and I love it.
For sure. I mean, he knows what really went down in this scene (no pun intended) and he doesn't even miss a beat.
Lestrade knows what happened, he also knows if Sherlock did that to you, you had it coming.
Mary T. I mean, I see what everyone is saying in this thread, and it’s cool, but it’s also basically everyone saying “if you’re cool then it’s okay if policeman stop doing their jobs properly and essentially become biased/corrupt for friends.”
Sean Da Best Not...really? Sherlock does amazing work for the police force, helping them catch criminals far sooner and easier than they could ever hope for. And Lestrade knows that Sherlock is a good person at heart, so repeatedly throwing a person from a window definitely doesn't make sense; unless the guy severely deserves it. And given the case that he and 2 other men assaulted a kind, old woman whom Sherlock is friends with; throwing him in jail for that kind of "justice" really doesn't make much sense. Even if they weren't friends, his work alone would make putting Sherlock in jail more harmful than helpful.
Gary Barlow It’s all well and good that he knows the guy, but the law is the law; no matter the reason, if you harm someone you get arrested by the police - what happens after that depends on your intentions and the proof backing them up, which would definitely result in Sherlock being let go (probably - throwing someone out of a window multiple times would still be a serious offence) due to self defence or something. The point is, that’s supposed to come AFTER being taken in by the police, not beforehand.
Proof that no matter what, you do NOT mess with Sherlock Holmes.
Or if you do - you do it at your own risk and peril!
+BalfourofShaws or miss hudson. Because then sherlock will go after you with double the anger
Noah Bras Monteiro Zino unless if you’re the British government of course
More like proof that you do NOT mess with Mrs.Hudson because she’s got quite the attack dogs
The American: the risk I took was calculated but man am I bad at math
This is probably my favorite character trope- the normally calloused and unemotional character being extremely protective of a select few people.
0:22 it's was at this moment that the audience knew shit was gonna go down
This American is gonna SUFFER
And the (piece of) shit did go down.
And up.
And back down.
And again.
"Moron" lol
I loooove this scene
I absolutely love the scenes where Sherlock shows emotion while also being his usual clever self.
OMG I love the way Sherlock speaks!
For example when he says : "Then get into the car and drive away,don't try to trick me,you know who I am,it doesn't work" it's just amazing!
I'm Italian but I can speak English and I love it btw 😉😉
Beatrice D he has the BEST voice of any actor on screen.....
The look of unbridled fury on his face when he reasoned out what hey had done to Mrs, Hudson was CHILLING.
I cannot believe that guy actually agree to send the other two guys away...
Like Sherlock said- too much stupid in the room.
Shoga two guys with guns wouldnt have been much help against an unarmed man whose plan is to attack a nearby singular opponent with pepper spray?
@@yuhyeet231 then Sherlock would've made other plan to fight 3 of them
He agreed to send the other two goons away _and_ he missed the pepper spray in Sherlock's pocket - didn't even check that pocket, if I'm reading the blocking correctly. "Moron", indeed.
Plot convenience. The bad guys turn dumb when Sherlock is supposed to look smart.
Do not mess with things he likes. It’s like Tony Stark’s rule.
“Don’t touch my stuff.”
Thor: Don't touch me again
Tony:Then don't touch my stuff
😂😂😂😂😂
Also: "Don't take from my [exponentially smaller] pile."
I love how he just fell for it so easily and Sherlock just rolls his eyes at his stupidity 😂
Hence "Moron".
But where did the spray can come from? Didn’t see it on the table. Was it in Holmes
pocket?
@@johnwilson8309 o think it was in his Pocket probably some sort of alcojolic spray for Hygiene after touching something unhygenic
@@hectorbarbossa4403 from ms hudson cleaning tray
Everyone loves Benedict for his role as Dr. Strange. I love him for this role and mostly this scene. The anger in his eyes when he realizes what's happened is hot and scary at the same time.
Actually I knew him from imitation game then Doctor Strange and despite me liking those movies I didn’t really become a fan of him. I kind of just forgot about him and watched other stuff. A couple of months ago I got into a Sherlock Holmes mood. Watched the Robert Downy Jr movies then decided to watch Sherlock and he completely blew me away. His best role to date and made me fall completely in love with his acting.
The best part of this scene is watching it again knowing sherlock knows her true nature and doesn't care. He didn't help because innocent old lady, he helped because friend.
He calls himself a sociopath and yet he couldn’t be more wrong. I believe he likes to label himself like that because it’s a defence mechanism. It permits him to be cold and uncaring when he needs to be.
"sociopath" typically means that he would care about the wellbeing of people he cares about, but not others. That's the difference between "psychopath" and "sociopath", according to google, but these terms are outdated anyways.
According to my research on internet, which might as well be wrong, the difference between a sociopath and a psychopath are that sociopaths can feel low levels of guilt or remorse
There are many slight differences, but I do think Sherlock fits better as a sociopath
Couls be right!!
He is actually an autist. Different spectrum of emotions left him uncaring for some things
This is the Sherlock equivalent of when Harry Potter crucioed Amycus Carrow when he spat on Professor Mcgonagall. Don't mess with mother figures people.
Yeah! You're right.
Omg you're right
Honestly, that was harry's first successful crucio cuz he have never hated a person bad enough to do that to them. Agree !!
I HATE THAT MOVIE BECAUSE THEY DIDNT INCLUDE THIS SCENE. 😭
*drinks truth potion* To True
And scenes like this is why Sherlock is one of the best shows on television, ever.
I love how immediately protective Sherlock becomes when Ms. Hudson is in danger
I love the anger that burns in his eyes. It's a great way of showing he cares.
“Ooh, That was right on my bins” that makes me laugh so hard because it’s exactly what my Nan would say 😂😂😂
I'd hate to be on Sherlock's bad side lol.
thelostgirl101 oh trust me you don’t want to do that...
Magnus would what Mycroft become if he lacks manner and Sherlock.
Moriarty would what Sherlock be without friends.
Cinna Balis what do you mean....
And I would love it.
Is not really a good idea to piss off a very smart person
so adorable, one of my very favorite scenes
Can we take a second and admit, how great his scenes of thinking (using deduction) were made. This is such a great job!
0:17 - 0:30
That look. Definitely an "oh shit" moment. My friend even said those words at that point when we were watching this episode.
I love the eye-roll Sherlock does before spraying and knocking guy out. 😅👏