In Sherlock, of course, this is exemplified in the titular character, but the show’s John Watson is also pretty unlikable. ![]() However, it’s always been a show that suffers from a serious case of Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss, and their obsession with their ideal of a Great Man who is a total trash monster of a human being but is so full of genius that we’re supposed to forgive his every garbage word and action (that Moffat and Gatiss write). Each of those six episodes was fast-paced, cleverly plotted, and gorgeously filmed, and Sherlock has the distinction of being one of the first shows to integrate text messaging in a way that was both visually interesting and useful to its storytelling. ![]() Still, I really liked the first and second series of it. Sherlock has never been one of my favorite shows, and it’s far from even being my favorite iteration of the relatively recent spate of Sherlock Holmes adaptations-hello, Elementary. ![]() I’m not quite sure how to encapsulate my disappointment and disgust for “The Abominable Bride” in just a few hundred words.
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