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** Since the two producers work so closely together on this, their names have slowly condensed from "Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss" to "Moffat and Gatiss" to "Moffat-Gatiss" to finally colliding into "Mofftiss."
* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]:
** Tim from ''[[The Office]]'' is Doctor Watson. Others may note that the good doctor [[The HitchhikersHitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy (film)|still hasn't learned to remember his towel]]. But he has managed to [[Love Actually|keep his clothes on]]. Pity. Though he [[It's Not Porn, It's Art|knows a bit more about Rembrandt than the average man.]] And that he's not here to [[Black Books|treat anyone for Dave's symdrome]].
** Mrs. Hudson is [[Worzel Gummidge|Aunt Sally]].
** One of the detectives was in [[Waterloo Road]] as a fairly pathetic teacher.
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** ...and Connie Prince is [[The Thick of It|The Piss Woman]]!
** Sharp-eyed ''Doctor Who'' fans may recognize Sally Donovan as [[Doctor Who/NS/Recap/S3 E7 42|that doctor who got immolated five minutes into an episode]] and Soo Lin ([[Gemma Chan]]) as Mia Bennett from "[[Doctor Who/NS/Recap/S4 E16 The Waters of Mars|The Waters of Mars]]".
** The police officer Sherlock lectures via laptop is Danny Webb, aka Mister Jefferson from "The Impossible Planet / The Satan Pit".
** Also from Doctor Who: Claudie Bruhl is Sydney Wade, aka the little girl in the spacesuit. Which is worse, being kidnapped by the Silence or Moriarty?
** Rupert Graves, the actor who plays Lestrade, was on ''[[Spooks]]'' as a fascist British politician. Faintly unsettling.
*** And one of the shady government agents in ''[[V for Vendetta]]'' as well.
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** Enthusiastic BBC followers may also recognise the master-criminal Jones from [[My Life in Film]].
** A blink-and-you'll-miss-it one, but [[Band of Brothers (TV series)|Band of Brothers]] fangirls might recognize {{spoiler|Jim Moriarty}} as Pvt. "Cowboy" from the second episode, who eventually snaps at Guarnere to "shut [his] [[Olive Garden|fuckin' guinea trap]]."
** [[Robin Hood (TV series)|Isabella of Gisborne]] (or alternatively, [[True Blood|Claudine Crane]]) has been cast as Irene Adler. Don't worry fandom, [http://www.imdb.com/media/rm128091392/nm3091498 this is a very, very good thing].
** [[Absolute Power (radio)|Alison]] is back as Watson's badass love interest.
** [[Being Human (UK)|George]] is ironically being chased by a giant hound, at night. [[Doctor Who|Allons-y Alonso!]]
** ''The Hounds of Baskerville'' contained not one, but ''two'' [[Robin Hood|Little Johns]]. [[Robin Hood (TV series)|One]] is the gay owner of a B'n'B, and [[Robin of Sherwood|the other]] is an {{spoiler|evil}} scientist.
** The news presenter in the story about Baskerville has pulled double ''Doctor'' duty as the insect scientist Chantho in "Utopia" and the fortune teller in "Turn Left."
** [[The IT Crowd|Jen]] shows up as another supposedly ditzy redhead as Kitty Reilly.
** Benedict Cumberbatch previously appeared in [[Fortysomething]] playing the son of another [[Hugh Laurie|actor]] known for his [[House|Sherlock Holmes]] [[Expy]].
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: [[Peter Davison]] as the planetarium announcer in "The Great Game".