Basically, Benedict’s face doing things-part 5
New analysis on Sherlock: “The chemistry of feelings”. 

Moments when his face shows sentiment. Only when he’s alone or taken aback. Inspired by ”Sentiment is a chemical defect found in the losing side” and “I imagine John Watson thinks love’s a mystery to me, but the chemistry is incredibly simple and very destructive” and of course Benedict’s acting.

  • A scandal in Belgravia

1. Surprise

2. Relief

3. Annoyance

4. Bafflement

5. Disgruntlement

6. Annoyance

7. Puzzlement

8. Curiosity

9. Bafflement

10. Curiosity

11. Offense

12. Annoyance

13. Puzzlement

14. Defiance

15. Smugness

16. Enjoyment

17. Annoyance

18. Resentment

19. Frustration

20. Chagrin

21. Interest

22. Amusement

23. Shock

24. Bewilderment

25. Bafflement

26. Concern

27. Panic

28. Relief

29. Confusion

30. Confusion 2

31. Puzzlement

32. Interest

33. Comprehension

34. Remorse

35. Compunction

36. Apperception

37. Regret

38. Comprehension

39. Compunction

40. Disappointment

41. Bewilderment

42. Puzzlement

43. Enragement

44. Disdain

45. Admonition

46. Disappointment

47. Surprise

48. Anticipation

49. Admiration

50. Preoccupation

51. Surprise

52. Bafflement

53. Puzzlement

54. Engrossment

55. Bafflement

56. Shock

57. Comprehension

58. Stupefaction

59. Disgruntlement

60. Dismay

61. Engrossment

62. Comprehension

63. Satisfaction

64. Delight

65. Admiration

Here you have Season 1 analysis

 *As a note, this episode was a mindfuck. Even after triage, the amount of expressions is overwhelming and took me by surprise, so expect over 64 pics of Benedict’s face doing things.

I knew Scandal was a “sentiment” episode, but still. Again, the final scenes are great, because after an entire episode of well…feeling and expressing feelings more openly, Sherlock, after the confrontation with Irene and the speech about sentiment… he just switches back to the old self contained, hard, cold mask. And it was fun to capture. So enjoy.

New analysis on Sherlock:“The chemistry of feelings”. Moments when his face shows sentiment. Only when he’s alone or taken aback. Inspired by ”Sentiment is a chemical defect found in the losing side” and “I imagine John Watson thinks love’s a mystery to me, but the chemistry is incredibly simple and very destructive” and of course Benedict’s acting.   A scandal in Belgravia  *As a note, this episode was a mindfuck. Even after triage, the amount of expressions is overwhelming and took me by surprise, so expect over 64 pics of Benedict’s face doing things. I knew Scandal was a “sentiment” episode, but still. Again, the final scenes are great, because after an entire episode of well…feeling and expressing feelings more openly, Sherlock, after the confrontation with Irene and the speech about sentiment… he just switches back to the old self contained, hard, cold mask. And it was fun to capture. You can find them all here.

New analysis on Sherlock:“The chemistry of feelings”.

Moments when his face shows sentiment. Only when he’s alone or taken aback. Inspired by ”Sentiment is a chemical defect found in the losing side” and “I imagine John Watson thinks love’s a mystery to me, but the chemistry is incredibly simple and very destructive” and of course Benedict’s acting.

 

  • A scandal in Belgravia

 *As a note, this episode was a mindfuck. Even after triage, the amount of expressions is overwhelming and took me by surprise, so expect over 64 pics of Benedict’s face doing things.

I knew Scandal was a “sentiment” episode, but still. Again, the final scenes are great, because after an entire episode of well…feeling and expressing feelings more openly, Sherlock, after the confrontation with Irene and the speech about sentiment… he just switches back to the old self contained, hard, cold mask. And it was fun to capture.

You can find them all here.