If you would like to read any of my episode reviews, click here. Sherlock is a strange television show. It stars two big name actors in Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman. Seasons are made up of three supersized episodes and come every few years, primarily due to the availability of its stars. Its previous three seasons have been exciting and captivating to watch with great performances by Cumberbatch and Freeman, along with fun mysteries and...
If you would like to read my review of the previous episode, click here. Barring a big reveal near the end of the episode, the last episode didn’t offer much as it was just one big smokescreen in order to get Sherlock and John back together, like there was any doubt that it wasn’t going to happen. Better time than any as the reveal and Moriarty looming in the background sets this up to be...
Sherlock is back. While Moriarty’s presence, alive or not, looms large, the season so far has focused on the other characters. The last episode, focused on Watson and Mary, ending in tragic circumstances and affecting his and Sherlock’s relationship. Of course they would still be together somehow and will hopefully set-up a big reveal in the finale. At least the finale’s episode title hints at this. As always, beware of potential spoilers below.
We are well into winter and that means new shows and the return of old ones. So far we have covered several shows where you can find here but with this new season comes new shows to cover and the return of shows we were covering. Here is a list of the new and returning shows (with links) which we will be covering this winter as well as their respective return dates.
Christmas may have been a week ago but we are still getting the gift of a new season of Sherlock. This incarnation, featuring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson respectively, starting its fourth season, is usually 3 episodes long and comes about every few years (quality over quantity) and has always been eagerly anticipated by fans such as myself.
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