Talk:Young Sherlock Holmes

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Er... watched this last night and checked to see what there was about it. The Harry thing? Um... No. You may as well say Harry bears a resemblance to Star Wars (with the innocent hero and two bickering sidekicks who fall in love) or The Secret Garden (with the Dickon/Mary/Colin trio) or The Goonies, or A Separate Peace, or nearly anything. The only thing that YSH has that these don't in common with Mr. P is that one of the actors looks similar. Miss w 20:33, 19 June 2006 (UTC)

I removed the mention of the books entirely, and actually think that entire paragraph should be stricken, as well as the link to "harryholmes" at blogspot--this appears to be nothing but a pet theory of one person. It needs a more reliable source. "Recent viewers" are not a source--which recent viewers? In what forum? If there's more to this than the harryholmes report, please cite it! Could we discuss this here, please? Miss w 19:55, 20 August 2006 (UTC)