Sebastian Moran is one of the few villains to commit a murder that Sherlock couldn’t solve, and Holmes faked his death in the hopes it would cause his smarter adversaries to get lazy and slip up.

Introducing his villain at the start of each series is ... whereas the essence of what makes Sherlock Holmes who he is doesn’t. That reliability is always welcome. "Sherlock & Daughter ...

You break them individually, but you're conceiving of the two-parter sort of as a whole, and it's like, how do we get ...

dreadful villains and blood-curdling crimes – and frankly, to hell with the crinoline. Other detectives have cases, Sherlock Holmes has adventures, and that's what matters." ...

It feels like the type of location where James Bond might have to fight off a villain in one of the ... to another iconic final fight: Sherlock Holmes versus Professor Moriarty at the Reichenbach ...

Sherlock Holmes may be the smartest man in London ... through the depths of her imagination to the case-of-the week villains who send birds to rip out eyeballs and stage gruesome murders to ...