Is Sherlock Season 1 good?

Sherlock. Smart, unpredictable, and terrifically written, Sherlock puts a contemporary spin on the legendary detective, thanks in part to a commanding lead performance from Benedict Cumberbatch.

Which season of Sherlock is the best?

Personally, I think series 3 is the best. It’s the series where Sherlock starts to become more human, and is exposed to situations that are new to him and we get to see his reactions. It also leads to some very funny scenes.

Is Sherlock on BBC America?

Sherlock is produced by the British network BBC, along with Hartswood Films, with Moffat, Gatiss, Sue Vertue and Rebecca Eaton serving as executive producers. The series is supported by the American station WGBH-TV Boston for its Masterpiece anthology series on PBS, where it also airs in the United States.

What age rating is BBC Sherlock?

As has been mentioned by others, there is very little on-screen violence here. And actually, some episodes would be fine for a 13 or possibly even 12 year old.

What’s the best episode of Sherlock?

Sherlock: All Episodes, Ranked According To IMDb

5 Moriarty Plays The Great Game (9.1)
4 The Lying Detective Is The Darkest Episode In The Show (9.2)
3 His Last Vow Is Full Of Plot Twists (9.3)
2 Irene Adler Leaves Her Mark In A Scandal In Belgravia (9.5)
1 The Reichenbach Fall Is Iconic (9.6)

Has Sherlock been removed from Netflix?

BBC’s hit show Sherlock is beloved among fans – who have been left devastated to hear that the popular show is being taken off Netflix on 13 January.

Are all episodes of Sherlock connected?

Answer : YES. Each episode is just too tightly connected to every other episode and you wont understand the storyline unless and until you watch the whole series.

Are there inappropriate scenes in Sherlock?

Following Sherlock and John’s many adventures makes for a fantastic, engaging series and you can talk for hours about each episode once you’ve finished it. There are definitely some sexual innuendoes, crude language and violence along the way but nothing a teenager hasn’t been exposed to previously.