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hello my Geoffrey thank you everyone for
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you're all fantastic benedict with
respect to the cast members

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it was worth it for them not coming
because your air is magnificent for

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studying in and Sue since this is Comic
Con in the place for big announcement

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let's get it on the table seasons are 56
the apical movie and Benedict since

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Steven says you have the power of the
green light

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feel free to do that as well

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I see the compliment was was loaded

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now everyone else can suck it

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anyway for more parts oh god I can
exclusively reveal that there will be a

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fifth season but there will be a six

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and once it's 12 yes 50

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chew on that why is everybody is
assuming they survived series for oh

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yeah I told you it was dark

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it's just like starting to like switch
with no electricity in it what are the

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same

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it's fine man yeah what's your name is
Josh Garcia said it you seem I'm sure

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about your name

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I know I said it that exact same way
when I met Morgan Freeman and I made him

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laugh

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so Morgan Freeman every one of our
question is it's our stars and our

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producers have relatives on the set how
does that help you during the production

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process in the first public relatives on
the set you mean like having your family

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close other working such a tense me when
my mom and dad's recently

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yes I do that's what's the right thing
yet it's wonderful

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yeah it's really great I mean you know
it you'd think it would be easy thing

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for that to happen it is

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for parents to play your parents and you
know i love them so much i got so much

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respect for them as does the industry at
large and I think people who've seen

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their work as well you know their dad so
I love him to bits but they really

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really good at that job so it's it's a
throw for me it's a throw for me and

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it's just slightly hard month sometimes
when she turns around said Sherlock and

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she just I could see her brain going at
there rather than Ben or Tim or Sophia

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one of the other names i get before I
get going to panic that happens happens

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I'm know god bless them it's it's it's a
joy was not love it's really great

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Thank You experiment what is your name
my name is Maureen

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thank you guys for all coming and i know
we touched on this a little bit earlier

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but I want to know how was filming
writing and producing the Victorian

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special different from modern day was
much more expense

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and also it's the first one that YouTube
actually written together

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yeah you've done again on this soon as
well as a great was a joy it was it was

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it was longer

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it was was obviously more expensive but
you know just getting all the frocks out

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is it her at the park and the whole that
lovely lovely feel that you know we said

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from the beginning wanted to be able a
big Christmas treat

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I said it's like when you get into a
Christmas pudding and you find the

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silver sixpence inside and then you
break up for six months and therefore

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more putting that's what I'm and it was
just we just kind of put it with him

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every sort of treat we show our cover
sheet we could imagine say it was it was

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real joy

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I've never seen you two look happier or
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yeah l'oreal seen sharing our concept of
the four you must go

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yeah what is that strange ticking
because obviously having done our

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version on the roof bars like that
obviously makes sense for a 21st century

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program but then to actually give
yourself the chance to do it and to

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build really is the real Reichenbach
Fall forgive me God is a little

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disappointing and that but to build the
one from your imagination which does

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everything you wanted to do

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Johnny Hager is amazing work on that
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it was just it was great and the post
production of it isn't anybody's Amy

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nominated i believe i think it was and
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thank you so you brought to bring up
Moriarty because that there's a really

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sort of it's very quick but you order
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I think maybe in the last bow think but
it's about addiction and how you're you

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know you do you solve crimes essentially
to sort of to deal with your addiction

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if you think Moriarty is a part of that
addiction do you think he is necessary

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for you where the word prediction yeah
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you know the thing he's addicted to
things that destroy him

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and in a way or we'll have the potential
to destroy one is his archenemy and what

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he's up to and and the other is his
trucks everybody's not working that that

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slips back in again and you'll just have
to wait and see how that all plays sorry

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what is your name my name is joe i'm
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on up

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wine tasting you can stay at my place oh
yeah i watch it definitely got a tuesday

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to be okay sorry Joker is always a
little Dutch town in the middle of

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California is really laughs go stay with
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yeah well Connor next time okay I'm idea
i was reading an IGN that a four season

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is going to be the last season

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why is that and do you think you might
be willing to come back later when

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you're older for you know older Sherlock
because her locks awesome

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ok all right let's navigate that one

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so you said the foot did you say the
forces know we will have never said that

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doesn't mean we have no idea what it
over the last but not i we just haven't

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said that

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just pick one of the one feature you
have to understand about being

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interviewed is it's almost pointless
turning up to an interview these days

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they make eight

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I think I should just following up to
see do what the hell you like I never

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said it was gonna be like she's
explicitly said I'd be very surprised

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this season's the last one and the
headline said office says the seasons

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the last year

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what can you do what the media coverage
now and I think there's just

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they don't care and they don't give a
shit they're just like well some of

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those words were in there

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just put it up there

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we're in the ghost truth will come out
here

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it's true so again what we don't know we
always have to carry on and then that

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everyone loves the show and we'd love to
go around thinking

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hello what is going to well he's got a
code get it often happens that we need

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the code

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I like your code them thank you and it's
always wear that coat

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yeah I'll probably die in the head
exhaust that we are welcome to my world

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her hair looks like we'll be opening

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that's my god my name is chris and my
question is for mr. Cumberbatch you've

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played a cerebral character here in
Sherlock and are going to be again in

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Doctor Strange

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so how do you approach these cerebral
characters and did anything from playing

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Sherlock help you prepare for dr.
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no to the latter question

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no not really dr. Strange's

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right he has no no sure looks a lot more
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treasure now I think that's the
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strange is really humanizes I mean he
does seek control through he seeks

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control through the perfection of his
work he's a workaholic there's and

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crossovers and like you said that he's
smart but he doesn't cost of emotional

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ties he does have physical relationships
he is very much a man of over sensory

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world and child is inserted sure looks
certainly tries to contain all those

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appetites concentrate on being the best

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consulting detective another one see
detective in the world so now I I the

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crossover is a very slight and also
culturally utterly different once very

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English was very American

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what's different about the question i
can't remember what was it about the

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question was when you go stay with Joe
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the first by the question that was it I
promise I won't worry too much

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you can go back and just generally how
is your approach when you when you're

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acting a sort of cerebral character

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oh you just you make sure you get really
smart writers to give you watching Rex

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reaction but the monologues the
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I mean that's how it that's how I feel
like everything is beautiful but that's

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a lot of it just takes a lot of time a
little longest model are you seen how

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many pages tuesday morning

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I didn't want in the way I think I know
yeah the best man speech where he goes

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that was about a good four pages not
fine but I think I don't you know

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did it because it comes off the end of
the speech and your thoughts over the

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table and that was thinking about five
days shooting it was like doing it was

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like doing a sort of a weird one man
play with the most amazing group of

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actors kind of going there having a lot
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oh I have to say it's what I think
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the bright lights of Bristol

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I was touched up and this is better
family going off yeah yeah yeah the

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rotten at the rotting but we went out on
the last night there remember we did we

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got that I've never had a better release
show that going out with the point i

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remember there was one pepper and see
their father and he was in a car taking

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photographs at this little silver micro
business and micro and applause given

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this time Mike responding they're fine
but got the rat pack and this one was a

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pain in the ass and say he was taking
photographs book with it wouldn't be

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this is all around me and we just we
went around him and started taking we

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typically appear and his car he's tried
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anyway I'm not that was that was that
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the best man speech

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I thought what kind of a weird question
which is do you think Sherlock really

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wants to connect with another person on
a normal level do you think he would

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trade some of the high functioning
sociopath be the world's greatest

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detective if he could connect with
another person i think what if a student

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is in order to be the best consider that
if he has to do that it's part of his

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honestly to understand people better he
has to become more purse and it's it's

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not just sentiment that brings them to
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it's its effectiveness as much as
anything else there's a practical

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element to being part of the world that
you're trying to understand that makes

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him about it detective

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and you know this friendship is actually
relying on that and he's he's loyal to

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what's in the whale oil

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what's in his little team because that
somebody else because he takes him into

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the world in a way that makes it
possible for him to function better is

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it detective

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and that's that's primarily weather
where the friendship you know is is

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formed is it is founded and it is a real
friendship you don't think you have it

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seems like a picture like everyone in
his life it has some sort of a function

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that is yes yes that is coldly true but
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as is the case you form an infection and
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for other people that try to attack him

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and use those soft points those targets
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and sounds a bit sloppy this

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love conquers all it's uh and tumblr
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can I think we have time for one more
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hi my name is Amanda and my question for
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my question is what was your first line
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life of the cross

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now the producers are furiously working
out of that give anything away or try to

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cut it so much I don't mind if I do not
see where they allowed are like to meet

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you mean at things he shot first are
actually for the things the actual line

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in the script like the first line in the
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and that's fine but that was my first
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shake

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oh yeah that's right

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try to do that I don't know anymore it
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I think we changed the summit take
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I do this is very revealing

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and it's a really good question i don't
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well thank you for trying thank you for
the other has a pretty good question

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good question we let me out of the story

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surely mr. Martin wouldn't disappoint
all know how could you look at these

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gorgeous faces and break their hearts

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no but you can you know that's why it's
important is you know that we I think

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you think you want to know but you don't
want to do and that's what's great about

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waiting I feel like we get so spoiled in
our culture with binge watching Ali job

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you'll find out you'll find out that
much more work to be that much more

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worth it but it's something is your
first exercises because we're trying to

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make you know manage expectations at the
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yeah

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in that case we just couldn't imagine
what no that's fine

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let's see what red as it as maybe this
will be a substitute you guys

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occasionally will do

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III word keywords yeah so even mark just
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H me and so I and the last one is in
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I can say right we're not we're not
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ok I thought you could do noises per
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yeah okay

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first word that's what is enjoying this
week on first word is sachar

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yeah I didn't put a picture with sharing
sharing a cabin in charge and I wasn't

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like I was sooo challenge is getting
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what is the title of the Christmas
special reasons got up because i know

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just what you up on account of how do
you have a problem of the mechanical

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stability said they'd been up to , kinda
stick this is especially its five we go

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faster but the lab right yeah well a
great i want to say it that's the we're

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almost done with the panel but i did
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not only was this Amanda's first time at
comic-con this with benefits first time

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as Sherlock

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they legitimately came out just for a
couple of days just to be here just for

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you because this is the this is the
place to come

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really great as hell sure thing enjoy
and like that

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no no no you don't believe they would
rather say thank you can I want to say

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thank you you know it's nice to go to
sign off and say thank you think because

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you're curing your cosplay the hours you
spend you know making this event

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what it is well not thank you about
trying to say that we love you don't

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take that the wrong way

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I'm not giving it back as there's have
your love I'm saying that it works both

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ways because it is it's extraordinary
and it's inspiring and it's completely

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overwhelming and utterly humbling

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it really is it really is so thank you
yeah man we're gonna man i just say

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hello to our play ball

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sky an angel we met mine angel no we met
the muscle is it all speaking

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wrong nice we met outside the lip in
last night's but yeah I was lovely

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I love but i think but i think it's
evident i mean we did the marble

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reversal panel friday night

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Benedict been up since like six o'clock
in the morning and rehearsal was almost

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went to midnight and still he went out
and hung out with fans all along the way

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I am so I know what he says is sincere
and I know they appreciate it

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you're all the reason that it happens