Sherlock - Nicotine patch

A clip from the BBC series Sherlock, S01E01 A Study In Pink.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00t4pgh

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Entertainment

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• sherlock
• benedict cumberbatch
• martin freeman
• bbc
• nicotine patch
• three patch problem
• study in pink

[gerardwfreak]

I always liked the little conversation they have where Watson tells Sherlock that he's just seen one of his friends, and Sherlock looks really surprised and says "A friend?!"

Watson: Well, Enemy

Sherlock: Oh... which one?

I hope someone posts that I love that!!

[favoritanton]

@gerardwfreak What a splendid idea. watch?v=Rl41VkyXUmk

[fishfingersndcustard]

'Ugh, breathing; Breathing is boring.'

[pais1212]

I love how they did that in the books it is said as a three pipe night.

[LeaniSilver]

It's lucky he said "boring" and not "uncool" or anything, in that case we'd probably have some dead fangirls on our hands XD

[MyWinterVampire]

@hightideflyhigh @Basiek211 it's illegal to smoke in public buildings and by doors. That's why it's hard to be a smoker in Britain.

[RaNdOmNeSs0121]

It's a three patch problem.

[78kokka]

If you close your eyes, this sounds like a p0rn.

If you open your eyes, too.

[Basiek211]

@hightideflyhigh I can only guess, but I think that in many places in London it is forbidden to smoke. (not a Londoner, so just guessing) So he couldn't smoke almost anywhere. And smoking used to help him think - that's why he says "bad news for brain work".

[detective2099]

@sternbergzookie

So true.

[sternbergzookie]

@detective2099 Don't complain; maybe he'll go unconscious and need some mouth-to-mouth. I volunteer.

[hightideflyhigh]

I don't quite understand why he can't sustain a smoking habit... he says "bad news for brain work"... Can someone explain it? 

[CrystalsCutToo]

Nicotine patches. Brilliant way of moving Sherlock from drugs to today's world.