You know, I’ve GOT to admit, I’m breathing a touch easily …
Whilst also feeling a touch smug …
You see, I’ve JUST seen the last episode of series two of Sherlock, and, yes, I’m impressed.
Out and out blown away, I think.
And also wanting to see series 3, as and when it appears.
And, yes, I know there’s a series three, due.
I follow Stephen Moffat on Twitter, you know.
Comes in handy, when he kills off Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s best known creation … !
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Well …
He’s only doing what Sir Arthur himself did, all those years ago …
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Episode 3, Series 2 — The Reichenbach Fall —is loosely based on Cona Doyle’s The Final Problem and sees Sherlock testifying against a freshly caught James Moriarty, after the criminal mastermind is caught: simultaneously breaking into The Tower of London, HMP Pentonville and the Bank of England.
The only problem, there, of course … ?
Is that Moriarty manages to indulge in some discrete jury nobbling, to have himself declared innocent.
And let loose on London … ?
Let loose on London, manages to arrange a kidnapping and a couple of shootings: in order to work towards Holmes eventual death.
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I’m going to laugh, there, actually, in a gently knowing sort of way …
Because, of course, I — as both the producers of this series and anyone who’s Sir Arthur’s work — know that this isn’t quite the whole story, of course.
At any rate, I do know this.
This reworking of the Sherlock Holmes has been SUPERB: I’m not the only one to think so, going by the activity on Twitter!
Can I be frank … ?
I can’t WAIT for series three.
Despite having read the books …
I want to see what happens … !
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