Cumberbatch getting his hair dyed during Sherlock interviews that were held "recently" ,

It's just gonna be "Sherlock Holmes 3: Stop Pretending This Was Ever British" - the movies were always heavily Americanized.

What I don't understand is their reasoning? Do they think people who can't transfer a legitimately purchased book/song and can't transfer it from device to another will just go out and buy another one? I think most would either goo and look for a way to remove DRM, or just download a DRM-free version from somewhere…

Shh! Don't tell the BBC!

I always thought it was a bit weird and had some creepy implications because it seemed Ginny never really got over her crush on Harry and maybe had a bit of hero-worship thrown in. And that it fed into Harry's savior complex. He gets so stupidly overprotective of her, complete with "let's break up for your own good".…

But Harry and Ginny were barely even friends. They really didn't interact very much at all before they got together.

That's my first thought as well.

You can see her breasts were basically drawn in PS - it looks so fake.

They really are! I love all of the different dresses! So awesome!

I thought I was the only one. :)

There are two things on this list that sound potentially interesting. Nothing exciting at all, and only one space drama. And again, a few Lost wannabes.

Women get to do ridiculous poses in just about any kind of print media.

AFAIK Harvard is also one of the universities in the US who offers need-based financial aid to a majority of their students (and that's almost always full-ride scholarships). There probably quite a few other costs involved.

Ginny had a crush on Harry since book one - but that's hardly something to base a believable relationship on.

It feels somewhat patronizing, and I'm neither French or British.

I think my real problem is "Why are american forces involve din destroying European cities?" And then why are then more Americans invited to save us?

I wasn't complaining before.

What is it with these movies and the destruction of European cities? First it was Paris, now London? WTF?

You make some very good points.

I was thinking the OP was referring to the kind of show that's formulaic and tends to forget its continuity and character development if it's plot convenient.