When Steven Moffat announced that Sherlock would travel back in time to Victorian London for its holiday special, Sherlock: The Abominable Bride, fans were divided. The move made sense, as the ...
Sherlock: The Abominable Bride just took the Emmy for Best Television Movie, besting Jay Roach’s LBJ biopic All The Way in one of the night’s big upsets. Memorably, the Masterpiece/PBS series—starring ...
It’s rare that a series gets to do an adaptation of its own adaptation, but that’s exactly what writers and creators Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss achieved with the Christmas Special episode Sherlock: ...
It’s a genius concept – take those most modern of detecting duos, Sherlock Holmes and John Watson, and transport them to the 19th century. It’s a wonder no one ever thought of it before. But before ...
If you went into this year’s Sherlock holiday special The Abominable Bride expecting a period-piece trifle, no one can blame you. Everything released in advance of its January 1st premiere focused ...
The holiday special for Sherlock, "The Abominable Bride," is a total disaster, but there are genuine moments of fun littered throughout, despite the questionable plot holes and having seemingly been ...
Well, that's your lot. Ninety dizzying minutes of drug-addled, time-travelling chaos, and Sherlock is off our screens for another year - at least. Just in case January wasn't depressing enough already ...
When Sherlock writer and creator Mark Gatiss addressed the Sherlock Holmes Society of London, in 2006, he spoke of the need to extract the character from the Victorian aspic he had been trapped in and ...
It’s been about two years since Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman’s dynamic crime-solving duo last graced our television screens. That’s two years of pining for Baker Street and agonizing over ...
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