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Universal acclaim- based on 870 Ratings
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Positive: 813 out of 870
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Mixed: 25 out of 870
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Negative: 32 out of 870
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May 7, 2012
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Jun 29, 2012It is one of the greatest mystery television series ever made and one of the best presently on TV.The performances of Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman along with the writing of Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss make this modern adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes pure fun and entertainment.
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May 8, 2012
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May 20, 2012The best T.V show ever, prefer it over the films.
I laughed, I cried and I was baffled by amazing unpredictable twists with a great cast. Everyone needs to see it! -
Apr 20, 2013Sherlock is an incredible show. What Sherlock Holmes was always meant to be and more!
A must watch! The acting is fantastic to go along with a brilliant plot. -
Oct 6, 2012
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May 13, 2012
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May 6, 2012Ingenious. Intelligent. Challenging. Witty. Unique. Probably the best television from England for years. It really is a must watch for the more discerning viewer.
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May 7, 2012
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May 7, 2012This show is absolutely the most fantastic thing I've ever watched. The Reichenbach Fall was simply superb, and the funny thing is, I was extremely adverse to watching Sherlock in the beginning, as I was afraid the modernization of it would ruin it for me, but I was (happily!) proven wrong :)
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May 11, 2012Haven't seen 12 in, um, a very long time, and I think this series is wonderful. This coming from someone who has read all the novels and seen just about every Holmes movie ever made. This particular version wonderfully captures the character of Holmes and Watson for a new day and age.
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May 27, 2012It is so exciting (and rear) to witness a production that has comedy, psychology, mystery, and terror all in one show. But the modern day Sherlock accomplishes it with an absolute perfect rhythm. Genius. Thank you actors, writers, and the like. 11/10
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May 20, 2012Simply put it, the first and last episode of the second season is by far the best television I've seen in many years. The series are loyal to the books with outstanding overall performances that are able to layer the characters and give them the required depth and complexity, while keeping it humorous and witty. If you are a S.H. fan, you own it to yourself watching this series.
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May 29, 2012The Sherlock Homes here is more of an Oscar Wilde than an Holmes in more ways than one, which happens to be a good thing. And a way better version then the one from the recent movies, that one is just horrible.
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Jun 3, 2012ICONIC! From the phenomenal performances, music, story and witty dialogue! Truly, a love letter Conan Doyle will surely treasure. I cannot recommend it more.
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Aug 29, 2012
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Jul 6, 2012I seriously enjoyed this season of Sherlock. By the end, it had me aching for more. Clever stories, clever acting, and clever directing. You really cannot go wrong here!
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Jul 16, 2012
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Jul 30, 2012I love this series. The characters are fantastic, love the humor is so typically English, which means perfectly times and witty. Awesome modern twist on an old classic. Can't wait for the next season
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Sep 8, 2012Something great happens when every element of a show are gathered together in perfection. The shooting style, the clever dialogues, the terrific performance and the magnificent story telling make BBC1's Sherlock the best version of Conan Doyle's investigator. As always, British dramas make difference in Telly. Long live Sherlock!
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Aug 6, 2014
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Jan 19, 2013Even better than season 1. Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman are stunning; I'm completely in love with their relationship and I cannot wait to see what else Sherlock has to offer.
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Mar 24, 2013A truly perfect series as far as character development, story and everything technical are concerned. A stunning piece of television to watch if only for the beautiful editing. Cumberbatch and Freeman act the roles perfectly and the books are complimented brilliantly whilst modernising the intelligent franchise. Would recommend the series to anyone, gave me goosebumps
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Apr 6, 2013This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Apr 21, 2013Season 1 was amazing,
Season 2 is even better.
Every single episode has a better story, a better thriller and mystery.
You can't take your eyes from the screen, an even though each episode is like has a whole movie length, you just don't want it to end! Brilliant! -
Jul 23, 2013You just can't ask for a better Sherlock...
Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman make a perfect 'pair'...
It may even be the best show/movie on Sherlock Holmes...
And season for awesome... -
May 2, 2013Season 2 gets even better with new look on Sherlock Holmes. Irene Adler in the house! It all ended with amazing finale which made all us love the show even more!
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Dec 9, 2013When I heard about this show the first time, I was a bit concerned, but after watching the first season I could never think about Sherlock Holmes the same way because the first thing that I thought of was, Benedict Cumberbach.
This is one of the most unique TV series' out there, and I can't wait for season 3. -
Jul 5, 2013S02E01 Scandal In Belgravia by far one of my top five episodes across any television series EVER! I have watched the full episode over 15 times and have watched a few key scenes upwards of 30 40 times as well. Well Done!
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Nov 12, 2013There are some people who haven't watched this marvelous series, I feel sorry for them. This is the best TV series I've watched so far. If you're interested in detective stories, brainstorming riddles, spectacular acting or in-depth emotions, this set of 90 minutes is just for you. As "The Woman" said," Brain is the new sexy."
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In season 2 of PBS's richly clever Sherlock, the Victorian tales have been refitted to our century. [14 May 2012, p.44]
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Sherlock is a wonderful series. Just thinking about it makes me smile.
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Sherlock strikes a perfect--and delicious--balance among comedy, pathos, murder, and mystery.