The BBC has announced that their hit drama series, Sherlock, has been sold to an additional twelve markets, taking the total number of international territories where the series will screen up to eighteen. This is certainly good news for the BBC and international viewers who are yet to see why the series received such raveRead More →
3 Things I Learned Today: Fringe, Doctor Who, Sherlock
August 31, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Today I learned that all is not what is seems with Fringe. The next series of Doctor Who looks set to change things up further. And Sherlock has me ever so slightly worried for the first time (although my Sherlock reserves still runneth over). This post contains mild spoilers for all three shows mentioned above,Read More →
BBC Confirm More Sherlock in 2011 with Four-Legged Enemies?
August 28, 2010 by 2 Comments
It had pretty much been confirmed by producer Sue Vertue and co-creator Steven Moffat, but the BBC themselves have today confirmed that their hit Sherlock Holmes adaptation will be back with more sleuthing next year. The detective and his able assistant, John Watson, will be back for 3 (presumably 90 minute long) episodes in 2011,Read More →
CONFIRMED: Sherlock Will Be Back for Second Series
August 10, 2010 by 1 Comment
I don’t think I’m overstating it by saying that the BBC’s modern adaptation of Sherlock Holmes has been one of the television highlights of the year so far. It’s been a real treat, one might say. As the series ended on Sunday evening, with Holmes and Watson in an impossible situation, I found myself utteringRead More →
Serialized Bites: True Blood, Walking Dead, Torchwood, V and FlashForward!
August 10, 2010 by 1 Comment
Welcome once again to Serialized Bites. A round-up of digestible news and tidbits from the world of serialized television that didn’t quite make our front page over the past few days. Today we have news from True Blood, The Walking Dead, Torchwood, V and FlashForward. Yes, FlashForward!
The Game Is On: Will Sherlock Meet His Match?
August 8, 2010 by Leave a Comment
Tonight sees the final outing of the BBC’s three-part Sherlock Holmes adaptation. It’s been an adventure that has energized summer television and breathed new life into one of the worlds favorite detective stories. To say that the series caught me off-guard would be an understatement. I’ve had a peek at the episode description for tonight’sRead More →
Sherlock Creator Steven Moffat on Show’s ‘Playful’ Visuals
August 1, 2010 by Leave a Comment
One of the most inspired aspects of last Sunday’s excellent adaptation of Sherlock Holmes was the direction. It was modern, fun and perhaps most importantly, it supported the overall narrative. In an interview with Den of Geek, co-creator Steven Moffat gave his opinion on the “playfulness” of director Paul McGuigan’s visuals, as well as theRead More →
Sherlock Spurned Chance to Fly in the TARDIS
July 28, 2010 by Leave a Comment
So you might have guessed that I really loved the first part of the Beeb’s Sherlock adaptation? Just a bit, maybe? Well, keeping on the topic of Sherlock, it appears that lead man Benedict Cumberbatch was offered the role of Doctor Who, but turned it down.
6 Things I Really Loved About BBC’s Sherlock – ‘A Study In Pink’
July 27, 2010 by 2 Comments
Don’t you just love it when a show takes you by the scruff of the neck and gives you much more than you ever thought possible? Maybe it’s just me then. But after watching “A Study In Pink” – the first part of the BBC’s Sherlock, I was blown away by just how good itRead More →
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