Hello sherlockians, more news for s3! If you haven't already guessed by the nane of this chapter i'm writing about the stuff in the radiotimes magazine.

#1

"The Empty Hearse couldn't be more of a treat if it came wrapped in tissue paper and ribbon and was delivered to each of us by the red arrows. It's a playful,funny, exhilarating 90- minute adventure with Benedict Cumberbatch, now a proper Hollywood star, oozing with a new maturity and confidence as master of all surveys. It's been two years since Sherlock Holmes hurled himself from the roof of St Bart's Hospital in London, and in Sherlock as in real life, theories are myriad and ridiculous. (Watch for writer Mark Gatiss's sly little nod to the outer reaches of fandomand its endless propensity to write lurid fiction about Moriarty and Sherlock.) Despite the envoloping sadness, the bereaved John Watson (peerless Martin Freeman) has finally moved on. He's grown an unwise moustache and found a very wise girlfriend (Freeman's real-life partner Amanda Abbington). But he's haunted by the thoughts of Sherlock.... "
Written by Alison Graham

#2

"Two years after his supposed demise, Holmes resurfaces just as London is threatened by a huge terrorist attack. Though delighted by the return of his best friend, Watson is worried about the impact it might have on his new romance and the comforting domestic future that beckons."

#3 (Steven Moffat interviewing Benedict)

SM: I was the least involved

BC: But when you saw it you knew it worked.
SM: I went into a sulk when i saw the other coat they made for series 3. Remember, we tried to make another one work that was supposed to be similar and i just sulked.

BC: It wasn't good

SM: There's a genuine character question i have for you aboug Sherlock, because my fellow writer Mark Gatiss and i have pondered this...

BC: Is Sherlock vain?
[Blast!]
SM: Yes, how much effort is he putting into this?

BC: Is he footballer vain? No. Is he movie star vain? Possibly. But it's not really about the image he wants to project in order to make people fancy him; it's about what he wants to use of himself to control a situation. His look is part of his armour. I don't think it's vanity.

SM: So it's not vanity. He sort of knows he looks good, though. This leads me to my next question

BC: If you're tying this thing with me now becoming a sex symbol (lol benedict)
SM: No, no, i'm not. God, no. Would never do that. Leave that stuff to the tabloids, that's what i say.

So there's some stuff from the radiotimes, and the time is drawing ever nearer!!!