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Television

Is Sherlock starting to suffer from ADD?

Plus: Darcy has become a sensitive soul in Death Comes to Pemberley, but I miss the uptight Regency posho

4 January 2014

9:00 AM

4 January 2014

9:00 AM

Sherlock’s not dead. A good thing, since on New Year’s Day BBC1 launched its third series of Sherlock, and it’d be inconvenient if the three episodes didn’t have Sherlock. Last season, Benedict Cumberbatch’s Holmes stood on a building rooftop, dramatic coat flapping, a tweedy caped crusader. Then he jumped to his death.

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