Benedict Cumberbatch
Sherlock
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- TV-142010 · Adventure · 4 seasons
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Episode Guide
- 1. A Study in Pink Jul 25, 2010
- A string of apparent suicides has Scotland Yard baffled in London 2010.
- 2. El banquero ciego Aug 1, 2010
- Sherlock Holmes investigates a series of murders linked to a mysterious cipher.
- 3. The Great Game Aug 8, 2010
- Sherlock plunges into a battle of wits when faced with a unusual clue in an empty room.
Sherlock ( Benedict Cumberbatch) solves crimes through sheer intellect and his Sherlock Scan, but is a (self-proclaimed) "high-functioning sociopath" barely kept in check by his friend Dr. John Watson ( Martin Freeman) as he's called upon for the more baffling cases.
- Recap
Sherlock is a British television series created by Steven...
- TearJerker
Sherlock's voice breaks as he quietly repeats, "I don't want...
- HoYay
The show Sherlock is fond of Ho Yay, and some of the fans...
- Character Page
Sherlock Holmes (2009) Characters/Sherlock Holmes....
- Funny
It's a bit of Black Humor, but funny in an ironic way that...
- Fridge
Due to the size of the Sherlock Fridge page, its examples...
- Heartwarming
Sherlock inviting John and Mary to his parents house on...
- Laconic
"We solve crimes, I blog about it, and he forgets his...
- Headscratchers
In reference to why Sherlock is apparently suddenly useless...
- Analysis
Sherlock as Speculative Fiction. Introduction. A peculiar...
- Recap
Sherlock is a British mystery crime drama television series based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes detective stories. Created by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss , the show stars Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes and Martin Freeman as Doctor John Watson .
- Molly Hooper
- Mrs. Hudson
- Greg Lestrade
- Mary Watson
- Mycroft Holmes
- Jim Moriarty
- John Watson
- Sherlock Holmes
Last: "I Love You."
Molly was a shy yet practical character who had a notorious love for Sherlock himself. In the beginning, Molly usually only appeared when at the morgue, as her first line of the series would suggest. Her dedication to her job meant that, despite her timid demeanor, she was very pragmatic and unaffected by death, and was thus later relied on greatly by other characters. By the end of Sherlock, Molly had proved on more than one occasion that she wouldn't be defined by her feelings for Sherlock,...
Last: "The Kettle's Over There."
Mrs. Hudson was one of the most liked characters on Sherlockfor good reason. Throughout the series, she was always there for Sherlock and John, but was ready to cut them down to size if she felt they were doing the wrong thing. Whilst her first line was fairly simple, her last line encompassed her character perfectly. Said to Mycroft in "The Final Problem," Mrs. Hudson's line was in response to her asking if he wanted a cup of tea, which was an endearing staple of her personality throughout t...
Last: "No, He's Better Than That. He's A Good One."
Greg was often portrayed as a bumbling and cynical detective who resented having to rely on Sherlock's help, as it made him feel inferior in his job. However, he did show appreciation for Sherlock's skills of deduction, even if he didn't always understand them - like his first line in the series illustrates, which showed him trying to understand the case at hand with little success. RELATED: 10 Major Flaws Of Sherlock That Fans Chose To Ignore However, his last words represented the change in...
Last: "When All Else Fails... There Are Two Men Sitting Arguing In A Scruffy Flat. Like They've Always Been There, And Always Will. The Best And Wisest Men I Have Ever Known. My Baker Street Boys....
Mary had one of the most shocking character developments on Sherlock, as she was introduced to the show in series 3 as John's unsuspecting yet kind girlfriend, only for it to be revealed that she was an assassin living under a fake name. Her first line was said to John, moments before it was revealed that Sherlock was still alive, and it was a fairly non-descriptive introduction to her character. Yet, by the end of the series, Mary was one of the best characters on Sherlock. Despite her tragi...
Last: "She Has Passed Beyond Our View. There Are No Words That Can Reach Her Now."
Introduced in the very first episode, "A Study in Pink," Mycroft's first words characterized him immediately as Sherlock's scheming and intelligent older brother. As he attempted to get John to spy on Sherlock for him, it was clear that Mycroft was a character who had little care for other people's opinions or feelings, especially if they got in the way of his job. By the end of Sherlock, Mycroft seemed to have relaxed a little in his demeanor, as the situation with Eurus forced him to ironic...
Last: "And Here We Are, At The End Of The Line. Holmes Killing Holmes. This Is Where I Get Off."
Playing an intelligent facade from the very beginning, Moriarty's first words were part of his ruse as Molly's new boyfriend. His first line was retrospectively indicative of his conniving personality, as he played the part of Molly's clumsy and unsuspecting boyfriend brilliantly, hiding his identity as a criminal mastermind well. RELATED: 10 Unpopular Opinions On Sherlock (According To Reddit) Similar to Mary, Moriarty's last words in the series came long after his death, recorded in tandem...
Last: "Yeah, I Think You'd Better Get Round Here."
John had one of the best character arcs on Sherlock, as he started out the series as a man haunted by war with no idea what direction his life was going in, but ended it as the complete opposite. His introduction occurred in a therapy session, as he was trying to heal from the trauma of his recent experiences, and the tone in his voice belied how stuck he was. In the time between his first and last lines, John grew massively as a character, as he found his purpose in life working side by side...
Last: "He Did His Best."
Sherlock was known to be heartlessfrom time to time, and his first line in the series showed how cavalierly he acted towards death, as he treated it like something to retrieve clues from and nothing more. His ignorant yet admittedly practical attitude got him in trouble a lot of times, but also allowed him to see things that others couldn't. However, by the end of the series, it was clear that his often rude and rigid ways had softened after all he had endured. As Eurus was safely confined on...
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