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Citation :: Sherlock - Episode 3.01 - The Empty Hearse - Press Release
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Wednesday 1 January
9.00-10.25pm
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BBC One’s much praised, multi-award-winning drama Sherlock, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman, returns for an eagerly awaited third series of three, 90-minute films – The Empty Hearse, The Sign Of Three and His Last Vow.

The contemporary re-imagining of the Arthur Conan Doyle classic, co-created by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, has caused a sensation since it first aired in the summer of 2010, the last series delivering an audience of more than 10 million viewers who have tuned in to watch Sherlock and John Watson navigate a maze of cryptic clues and lethal killers in three thrilling, action-packed adventures.

In episode one of this new series, two years after the devastating effects of The Reichenbach Fall, Dr John Watson has got on with his life. New horizons, romance and a comforting domestic future beckon. But, with London under threat of a huge terrorist attack, Sherlock Holmes is about to rise from the grave with all the theatricality that comes so naturally to him. It’s what his best friend wanted more than anything, but for John Watson it might well be a case of ‘be careful what you wish for’! If Sherlock thinks everything will be just as he left it though, he’s in for a very big surprise…

Benedict Cumberbatch returns as Sherlock Holmes, with Martin Freeman as John Watson, Mark Gatiss as Mycroft, Rupert Graves as Inspector Lestrade, Una Stubbs as Mrs Hudson, Amanda Abbington as Mary Morstan and Louise Brealey as Molly Hooper.

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Citation :: Publiée le 28 nov. 2013
Steven Moffat chats about whether he would ever regenerate Sherlock, as on Doctor Who, with Moriarty, Benedict Cumberbatch (Sherlock Holmes) & Martin Freeman (Watson).

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Sherlock: The Sign of Three synopsis

The BBC have today released the synopsis for The Sign of Three which airs on Sunday 5th January at 21:00 GMT.

"Sherlock faces his biggest challenge of all - delivering a Best Man’s speech on John’s wedding day! But all isn’t quite as it seems. Mortal danger stalks the reception - and someone might not make it to the happy couple’s first dance. Sherlock must thank the bridesmaids, solve the case and stop a killer!"

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Citation :: Sherlock - Episode 3.03 - His Last Vow - Press Release
Posted by DarkUFO at Friday, December 13, 2013
SHERLOCK

In the final episode of this new series, written by Steven Moffat, a case of stolen letters leads Sherlock Holmes into a long conflict with Charles Augustus Magnussen, the Napoleon of blackmail, and the one man he truly hates.

But how do you tackle a foe who knows the personal weakness of every person of importance in the Western world?

Benedict Cumberbatch returns as Sherlock Holmes, with Martin Freeman as John Watson, Mark Gatiss as Mycroft, Rupert Graves as Inspector Lestrade, Una Stubbs as Mrs Hudson, Amanda Abbington as Mary Morstan, Louise Brealey as Molly Hooper and Lars Mikkelsen as Charles Augustus Magnussen.

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Sherlock - Season 3 - Video Interview with Steven Moffat & Mark Gatiss

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traduction google a écrit:: «Sherlock Saison 3 première: de retour impossible dans Holmes The Empty Corbillard»

Par Laurel Brown 1 janvier 2014 19h46 HE
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Le "Sherlock" Saison 3 fait la quasi-impossible: Sherlock Holmes revient d'entre les morts. Lui et Watson même réussi à faire adopter ce petit problème de la mort aussi, même si elle ne prend ** un autre pinceau ou deux avec malheur de l'inspirer.

Aussi, Sherlock aime Mary Morstan, la fiancée de Watson. "Le vide if" est vraiment l'épisode le plus impossible d'un spectacle fou. Mais de toute façon tout cela fonctionne.

Comment simuler une mort ... trois façons différentes Lorsque les producteurs de "Sherlock" dit qu'ils avaient travaillé exactement comment Holmes avait truqué sa mort, ils ne rigolaient pas.

Il n'est pas seulement une explication de la façon dont le détective dupe le monde:

Il existe trois.

La première explication vient dès le début de l'épisode, de la bouche de bizarre, ex-détective ami de Lestrade. Selon cet homme, Sherlock attaché sur un cordon élastique et a rebondi par la fenêtre de Molly Hooper au lieu de mourir. Le peuple de Mycroft, quant à lui, substitué le corps masqué de Moriarty pour Sherlock. Celebrity hypnotiseur Derren Brown a réussi à faire son chemin dans l'histoire ainsi. Bien que ce soit la seule explication valable donné pour la première heure de "The Empty Corbillard" - si nous ignorons la «Sherlock et Moriarty tomber un mannequin, puis s'embrassent passionnément" théorie -., il n'est pas tout à fait exact la fin de l'épisode, il est un peu aléatoire insertion de Sherlock offrant ce même policier ex-policier une explication "réel" .

Cette version dispose Sherlock tomber sur un coussin d'air et en utilisant le détournement de John se faire frapper par un vélo pour obtenir un corps-mort à double jeté à terre. Quand Watson ne montrent pour inspecter le corps, il était à nouveau Sherlock -.

Qu'il vient portait de faux sang et brièvement coupé son impulsion Est-ce la vérité? Il est sans doute, mais il ne serait pas impossible de "Sherlock" d'offrir encore une autre réponse plus tard dans la saison. Il ya une ligne fine entre la gratitude et la fureur Cependant Sherlock simulé sa mort, John Watson n'est pas aussi heureux que vous (ou Sherlock) peut s'attendre à voir son vieil ami vivant.

C'est en partie parce que Sherlock choisit de surprendre John dans un restaurant droite Watson va proposer à Marie.

La fureur vient aussi de mentalité attaque-un-problème-avec-force fondamentale de John. Généralement, cependant, Watson est en colère parce que Sherlock n'a jamais pris la peine de laisser son meilleur ami supposé connaître la mort était un faux. C'est juste. Après tout, Molly et Mycroft savaient.

Même inquiétant (normales) les parents de Sherlock savaient. Seul John s'est laissé dans le noir. Même si c'était pour le bien de Watson et la vie continue - Moriarty aurait fait tuer autrement - John n'est pas très heureux.

Il est tellement en colère, en fait, qu'il ne sent même pas mieux après avoir tenté de tuer Sherlock trois fois. Retour sur les emplois La principale raison pour laquelle Sherlock est de retour à Londres à ce moment précis est un complot terroriste. Mycroft a de l'intelligence que quelque chose arrive et a besoin de son frère pour flairer ce que cela pourrait être.

Le problème est, Sherlock ne peut pas trouver quoi que ce soit. Cela n'aide pas que Watson est de choisir de s'en tenir à sa pratique médicale terne au lieu d'aider à résoudre des crimes. Donc, Sherlock se tourne vers Molly, qui est un remplacement (si totalement maladroit) raisonnablement efficace. Sherlock n'est pas heureux à ce sujet cependant. Il n'aime pas beaucoup les cas non plus.

Au moins un d'entre eux, impliquant un train amateurs de chapeau à l'usure qui remarque un homme qui manque lors d'une balade, montre une certaine promesse. Célébration de Guy Fawkes Day dans un mouvement garanti à confondre les Américains "Sherlock" est l'une des exportations britanniques les plus populaires dans dernières années, et les Américains l'adorent.

Malheureusement, beaucoup de ces fans aux États-Unis vont être très, très confus par un point de complot majeur dans "The Empty Corbillard" -.

Watson est kidnappé et tué près de Guy Fawkes Day C'est une fête Novembre en Angleterre que ( dignement) célèbre la tentative avortée d'une figure historique de faire sauter le Parlement. La fête est célébrée traditionnellement avec des feux et des feux d'artifice, ce qui explique pourquoi un tas de bonnes gens étaient heureux sur le point de brûler Watson à un croustillant. Quelle que soit la confusion peut régner à l'étranger, près de la mort de l'expérience de John est nécessaire pour la suite de l'affaire. Attention héros de télévision: Il ya un interrupteur d'arrêt Sherlock et John enfin reconstituer quelques indices pour se rendre compte que le complot terroriste vise à détruire le Parlement lors d'un vote important.

Indices sur ce comprennent:

1. L'homme manquant du métro de Londres n'était pas la seule chose qui a disparu - un wagon de métro tout a disparu aussi.

2. La voiture manquant doit avoir été détourné vers un endroit non sur la carte de métro.

3. Cet endroit est un inconnu pour la plupart, la station inachevée -.

Celui qui arrive juste à se coucher juste en dessous Parlement Le grand détective et son Watson descendent donc sous la terre et trouver rapidement la voiture de métro approprié. Il ya juste un problème: L'ensemble chariot est relié à exploser.

Et quand le méchant déclenche son détonateur (à distance, à partir d'une chambre d'hôtel), les hommes ont moins de 3 minutes pour désamorcer une bombe.

C'est un problème. Malgré sa vaste connaissance, il s'avère que Sherlock ne sait pas réellement comment désamorcer une bombe. Ni ne Watson, car il était un médecin militaire et pas un expert en explosifs.

Tout semble perdu. Cette invite désespoir apparent de Sherlock et le pardon de Jean. Ensuite, ils n'ont pas sauter. C'est parce que Holmes trouve hors commutateur de la bombe. Comme il le dit: «Il ya un interrupteur d'arrêt Il ya toujours un interrupteur d'arrêt.».

Le retour de Sherlock Holmes Un couple de brosses avec la mort s'avérer tout Watson a besoin de renouveler son amitié avec Sherlock.

Tous les signes indiquent qu'ils vont être des partenaires à partir de maintenant, même si John a toujours l'intention de se marier Marie. L'épisode se termine donc gaiement avec un rassemblement d'amis de buveurs de thé et une foule de journalistes Holmes-aimant. Sherlock est de retour.

zap2it a écrit:: Sherlock' Season 3 premiere: Holmes' impossible return in 'The Empty Hearse'

By Laurel Brown January 1, 2014 7:46 PM ET
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The "Sherlock" Season 3 does the near-impossible: Sherlock Holmes comes back from the dead. He and Watson even manage to get passed that little death issue as well, even if it does take **another brush or two with doom to inspire it.

Also, Sherlock likes Mary Morstan, Watson's fiancee. "The Empty Hearse" really is the most impossible episode of a crazy show. But somehow it all works.

How to fake a death ... three different ways

When the producers of "Sherlock" said that they had worked out exactly how Holmes had faked his death, they weren't kidding. There isn't just one explanation for how the detective fooled the world: There are three.

The first explanation comes right at the beginning of the episode, from the mouth of Lestrade's odd, ex-detective friend. According to this guy, Sherlock strapped on a bungee cord and bounced through Molly Hooper's window instead of dying. Mycroft's people, meanwhile, substituted the masked body of Moriarty for Sherlock.

Celebrity hypnotist Derren Brown managed to work his way into the story as well.

Although this was the only valid explanation given for the first hour of "The Empty Hearse" -- if we ignore the "Sherlock and Moriarty drop a dummy and then kiss passionately" theory -- it isn't exactly correct.

Late in the episode, there is a somewhat random insertion of Sherlock offering that same ex-police detective a "real" explanation. This version has Sherlock falling onto an airbag and using the diversion of John getting hit by a bicycle to get a dead body-double thrown to the ground. When Watson did show up to inspect the body, it was Sherlock again -- he just wore fake blood and briefly cut off his own pulse.

Is this the truth? It probably is, but it wouldn't be impossible for "Sherlock" to offer yet another answer later in the season.

There's a fine line between gratitude and fury

However Sherlock faked his death, John Watson isn't as pleased as you (or Sherlock) might expect at seeing his old friend alive. This is partially because Sherlock chooses to surprise John at a restaurant right as Watson is going to propose to Mary. The fury also comes from John's basic attack-a-problem-with-force mentality.

Mostly, however, Watson is mad because Sherlock didn't ever bother to let his supposed best friend know the death was fake. That's fair. After all, Molly and Mycroft knew. Even Sherlock's (disturbingly normal) parents knew about it. Only John got left in the dark.

Even though this was for Watson's own good and continued life -- Moriarty would have had him killed otherwise -- John isn't thrilled. He is so upset, in fact, that he doesn't even feel better after trying to kill Sherlock three times.

Back on the jobs

The main reason why Sherlock has returned to London at this exact time is a terrorist plot. Mycroft has intelligence that something is coming and needs his brother to sniff out what that might be. The problem is, Sherlock can't find anything.

It doesn't help that Watson is choosing to keep to his dull medical practice instead of helping solve crimes. So Sherlock turns to Molly, who is a reasonably effective (if totally awkward) replacement. Sherlock isn't happy about it though.

He doesn't much like the cases either. At least one of them, involving a hat-wearing train enthusiast who notices a man going missing during a ride, shows some promise.

Celebrating Guy Fawkes Day in a move guaranteed to confuse Americans

"Sherlock" is one of the more popular British exports in recent years, and Americans love it. Unfortunately, many of those fans in the US are going to be very, very confused by a major plot point in "The Empty Hearse" -- Watson gets kidnapped and nearly killed for Guy Fawkes Day.

This is a November holiday in England that (fittingly) celebrates a historical figure's failed attempt to blow up Parliament. The holiday is celebrated traditionally with bonfires and fireworks, thus explaining why a bunch of good people were happily about to burn Watson to a crisp.

Whatever confusion may reign overseas, John's near-death experience is necessary for what comes next in the case.

Attention TV heroes: There's an off-switch

Sherlock and John finally piece together some clues to realize that the terrorist plot is aimed at destroying Parliament during an important vote. Clues to this include:

1. The man missing from the London Underground wasn't the only thing that went missing -- a whole subway car disappeared too.

2. The missing car had to have been diverted to a location not on the Underground map.

3. That location is a mostly unknown, unfinished station -- one that just happens to lie right beneath Parliament.

The great detective and his Watson therefore descend beneath the earth and quickly find the appropriate subway car. There's just one problem: The whole carriage is wired to explode. And when the bad guy triggers his detonator (remotely, from a hotel room), the men have less than 3 minutes to defuse a bomb.

That's a problem. Despite his vast knowledge, it turns out that Sherlock doesn't actually know how to defuse a bomb. Neither does Watson, seeing as he was an army doctor and not an explosives expert.

All seems lost. This prompts apparent despair from Sherlock and forgiveness from John. Then they don't blow up. This is because Holmes finds the bomb's off-switch. As he puts it: "There's an off-switch. There's always an off-switch."

The return of Sherlock Holmes

A couple of brushes with death prove to be all Watson needs to renew his friendship with Sherlock. All signs indicate that they'll be partners from now on, even if John still intends to marry Mary. The episode thus ends cheerfully with a gathering of tea-drinking friends and a bevy of Holmes-loving reporters.

Sherlock is back.

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Citation :: 'Sherlock' Season 4, Janine, the third Holmes brother and more from Steven Moffat

By Laurel Brown February 7, 2014 1:00 AM ET

When will "Sherlock" Season 4 premiere? How has Sherlock Holmes (Benedict Cumberbatch) changed since Season 1? Will Janine ever return? Executive producer Steven Moffat has some answers in an interview with IGN.

Sherlock and dating

Did you enjoy that brief moment when "Sherl" and Janine were dating? If so, you are in luck -- Moffat hints strongly that actress Yasmine Akram will return later in the series.

"He'll see her again. They'll be pals," Moffat explains. "I loved Yasmine's performance as Janine -- she still likes him in the end. At some point, you know, if Sherlock Holmes has to go to a function and he needs a date, he'll phone her up. Now, he'll not expect her to say no. She'll be very cross with him, but she'll show up, and they'll have a good time. They will, because he likes her."

Considering how amusingly self-serving Janine is in Season 3, any future dates may just be hilarious.

Holmes brotherly love

If you paid close attention toward the end of "His Final Vow," you probably noticed Mycroft's offhand mention of another brother in the Holmes family. Although Moffat doesn't give specifics about something as big as that, he is willing to be a tease. "Wait and see!" he exclaims when asked about what part the third Holmes brother might play in the future of "Sherlock."

As for the two existing Holmes brothers, Moffat has strong feelings about what the relationship is between the two geniuses. "He's quite close to his brother, from the very start -- that's not something that's changed -- from the very, very beginning of 'A Study in Pink,'" Moffat says of Mycroft (Mark Gatiss). "He's trying to look out for him. He's worried about him. He's worried about what his junkie little brother might do next, as you would be in real life. If your little brother or something wanted to be a detective, not a junkie anymore, now a detective, because crime is really fascinating, you'd be worried. He's worried, that's all."

Season 4?

Whatever teases fans may get from Moffat, the big question is always: When will Season 4 premiere? "I have no idea," is Moffat's infuriatingly vague answer. "Sue [Vertue]'s working on the schedules right now. I just started with [Peter] Capaldi on the new series of 'Doctor Who.' You know, we'll do what we can, but with no sacrifice in quality -- that's the thing."

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Citation :: Sherlock: The First Full Trailer for the Victorian Special Will You Leave You Begging for More (VIDEO)

By Kaitlin Thomas staff

Did you hear the good news? PBS has released the first full trailer for the highly anticipated one-off Sherlock special. The special, which is absolutely not a Christmas special and has no official premiere date, is set in Victorian England and sees Benedict Cumberbatch's titular detective don the familiar deerstalker cap most people associate with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's sleuth. The trailer, which may or may not have been put together by Mad Men's former "Next On" editor based on the ominous but also sometimes meaningless dialogue, also prominently features Watson's (Martin Freeman) mustache, and it's glorious. Take a look!

"You're Sherlock Holmes, wear the damn hat." Oh Watson, I have missed you.
Earlier this summer at the Television Critics Association summer previews, co-creator Steven Moffat was asked why the new special was set in Victorian England when part of the allure of the series was its contemporary setting. He said the reason was because it was more conducive to the story he wanted to tell. "Ghost stories work better in the Victorian setting," Moffat said. "We haven't done much with them in the modern show... [and] it's a chance to tell a ghost story, a scary story."
Ghost stories are cool, but it would be really great if we could get a premiere date for this special. I need to plan my viewing party!
What do you think of the Victorian setting?

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