So this just happened in lovelynobody00’s livestream [x]. Keep an eye on her page for the final result!

we’ll run where lights won’t chase us
hide where love can save us 

mycrofthholmes:

artcrystals:

Mycroft Holmes and D.I. Gwen Lestrade: the long arm of the law.

(Others in this series: Holmes & Watson, Moriarty & Moran)

UGH THEY ARE SO CUTE

SPIDER-MAN UNDERWEAR.

OH MY GOD.

Okay, folks: Coulstrade

Go.

I had a life changing realization just now.

yodelingturtle:

Coulson can handle whatever isn’t Lestrade’s division.
 

englands-reckoning:

Sherlock, Pilot (2009) - ★★★★★

This is the one scene I wish was still in ASIP.

doublenegativemeansyes:

” God, you are boring, Lestrade…”

   —— the past ——

when i was about to draw this pic just for my fun, my friend Scopesmonkey uploaded this new fic As Before I Went Under and it was pure coincident!

I have such an artboner for you ♥

curlyboff:

what if Mystrade was already canon and it ended badly so the reason that they’re never on screen together is because they can’t bear to see each other again.

that’s why Mycroft is so cold and distant.

that’s why Lestrade tries his hardest to keep Sherlock safe. He’s already messed it up with one Holmes, he wont do it with another.

WAIT. I CAN MAKE THIS BETTER.

After the fall, Mycroft and Greg are both mourning of course and they come to realise what’s important in life and then they get back together and have makeup sex.

ಠ_ಠ

destinybackstage:

linpatootie:

mymphr:

curlyboff:

what if Mystrade was already canon and it ended badly so the reason that they’re never on screen together is because they can’t bear to see each other again.

that’s why Mycroft is so cold and distant.

that’s why Lestrade tries his hardest to keep Sherlock safe. He’s already messed it up with one Holmes, he wont do it with another.

why would you say that

why would

why

w

As much as we love-hate Steven Moffat right now, we have to remember what he’s doing for us next week. He’s giving us the closest thing to an actual multi-verse crossover we’ll probably ever actually get.

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