It was horrifying.  Just an amazing scene and I hate to see one second cut out of it - am not happy with the editing, at all.

Watson saw him jump.  Watson didn't see him land.

Watson saw him jump.  Watson didn't see him land.

Apparently they've already shot the solution as well as the apparent fall, so they won't have the problem they did at the beginning of "A Scandal in Belgravia" - reprising the previous season's cliffhanger and coming up with a fast fix (when "The Great Game" was shot they didn't have a renewal).

Apparently they've already shot the solution as well as the apparent fall, so they won't have the problem they did at the beginning of "A Scandal in Belgravia" - reprising the previous season's cliffhanger and coming up with a fast fix (when "The Great Game" was shot they didn't have a renewal).

Right you are.  Turning over someone who's fallen without bracing them first is, of course, totally not standard medical procedure but … handwave.

Right you are.  Turning over someone who's fallen without bracing them first is, of course, totally not standard medical procedure but … handwave.

Have you heard his Jaguar ads?  Oh, my God.

Have you heard his Jaguar ads?  Oh, my God.

I agree w/ most of this - except, that truck is too far off.  If you want to read the most obsessive tumblr ever, check out 
http://finalproblem.tumblr…. which covers just about every theory out there.

I agree w/ most of this - except, that truck is too far off.  If you want to read the most obsessive tumblr ever, check out 
http://finalproblem.tumblr…. which covers just about every theory out there.

You are correct - in the original BBC version Mycroft is shown sitting in the Diogenes Club reading a tabloid with a big headline about the suicide of a fake detective.  And I agree: Mycroft must be in the know (and I think he and his brother have been colluding to play a long game throughout the episode).

You are correct - in the original BBC version Mycroft is shown sitting in the Diogenes Club reading a tabloid with a big headline about the suicide of a fake detective.  And I agree: Mycroft must be in the know (and I think he and his brother have been colluding to play a long game throughout the episode).

No, that's definitely Sherlock jumping off the roof.  Cumberbatch actually did it (with a harness) (which you can see a bit of at his waist as he's "falling).

No, that's definitely Sherlock jumping off the roof.  Cumberbatch actually did it (with a harness) (which you can see a bit of at his waist as he's "falling).

All that and Nina Simone, right?!

All that and Nina Simone, right?!

Loved that!

Loved that!

John sees him fall.  He doesn't see him land.