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Sherlock S4 E3 "The Final Problem" * FULL LENGTH REACTION
🕑 Added 2025-09-01 15:00:08 +0000 UTCThis is the end... My only friend, the end π
This absolutely wonderful series comes to a close, but it's been a consistently solid, fun and entertaining one for sure!
Though Mycroft can be an absolute nincompoop at times, I do really enjoy seeing him in every scene. And like Sherlock, it's great to see them care about others π€£
What a joy it has been to see this, and thank you everyone for commenting along! I've loved knowing what you liked about the episodes and the characters π€©
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- Vero π₯°
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Comments
Verowak
I wish there were more Sherlock episodes. The team made this show so amazing !!
Verowak
We'll be replacing Sherlock Monday with "Haunting of Monday House" π€£ Or something, I'm still workshopping it. Another season would be great, though a lot of times when there is this long of a break between seasons, it feels like the writers/producers lose that magic they once had. I obviously hope that's not the case. I can't even begin to imagine how much fun the community had during the 2 year wait to find out how he faked his death! I love how they incorporated some theories into "The Empty Hearse". Do you know if the writers already knew how he faked it at the end of "The Reichenbach Fall"? If so, I wonder if they changed it if someone guessed correctly during those two years, or just kept what they had in mind all along. I could not agree with you more about Loo Brealey!!! She brought SO MUCH to Molly, every word she delivered was perfect. Especially in this last episode. That phone call, ugh my heart!!! I want to see her in dramatic, dark roles. It seems I'll have to rewatch this after I read the books and learn more about Sherlock media history so I get al these easter eggs!! :D
Brian Littlejohn
Going to watch it tonight. Its been fun watching along with you and seeing how much you enjoyed them!
silverarrow06
Well, the Sherlock mondays is surely something I'm going to miss...π Regarding more episodes - the creators themselves AND BC and MF expressed several times their interest in doing more "Sherlock" episodes and BC even said what I quoted before, that he will be able to play Sherlock throughout his career. It's pretty much a matter of a good script, money and time to get all of them together again. So while not in the immediate future, I think it is probable that there will be at least one more season some day...π My favorite episode would have been the double feature "The Reichebach Fall"/"The Empty Hearse", simply because of the huge "How did he fake his death" hype that was lasting for over two years, closely followed by "The Abominable Bride" - for its great gothic/victorian setting and the clever script that toyed with our and Sherlocks mind...π€© My least favorite was "The Blind Banker", too - for the same reasons you mentioned. My favorite character besides the main cast would be Jim Moriarty and I loved all of the guest actors - especially Lara Pulver as Irene Adler, Andrew Scott as Jim Moriarty, Lars Mikkelsen as Charles Magnussen and Toby Jones as Culverton Smith. The last two did a great job at being absolutely despicable and creepy. And a special shoutout to Loo Brealey, who gave us such a wonderful performance as the fragile yet strong Molly Hooper...π With very little screentime she left a long lasting impression...π Finally I want to mention the last easteregg shown in this show: The building they where running out of had a name plate on it that read "Rathbone Place" - a friendly nod to Basil Rathbone, one of the most famous Sherlock Holmes actors of the twentieth century...π€ Thanks for this and on to the next show...π
