Because Mark Gatiss is all about doing what I suggest. I find myself even thinking about pledging more to PBS so that they know just how much they need to order more of the shows, because I’m SURE they have that much pull. There is always a great arc over the three series, and you need to watch them all in order to get some inside jokes. I have my favorites, but I think that you should start at the beginning of the show instead of in the middle. So much so, that I have been looping them on Netflix during the time when they are not playing. The episodes are all based on the stories of Arthur Conan Doyle, and I love them. Only THREE 90 minute episodes (or series as they are called) and then we have to wait two years in between. But there are also loads of countries where the show isn’t available in, such as Australia. We found Sherlock seasons available to stream in multiple countries on Netflix United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and many others. Which brings to me to why I’m so excited about tonight.Ĭan I tell you that I HATE the schedule of British television? Especially this Sherlock series. The short answer is yes, but the more complicated one is, it depends on where you live. He’s absolutely, positively gorgeous to me, and his stint as the very unlikable, but lovable Sherlock Holmes, sealed the deal with me. Not stalker like, but I wouldn’t ever pass up an invitation to meet him.
I know that there are a TON of Cumberbabes around the world, but I honestly REALLY, REALLY like him. I mean, Benedict (we’re on a first name basis already) is talented, and super easy on the eyes, and he doesn’t mind making fun of himself. Agatha Christie’s Marple: Murder Is Easy. I love them in almost every single thing that they are in, both individually, and together. I love Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman. SHERLOCK IS BACK AND I’M SO HAPPY! The Abominable Bride runs tonight, tonight, tonight, tonight, tonight!
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