SEAOSON 4 REVIEW SHERLOCK SERIES

Sherlock, however, was still able to track her and convince her to come back to London, where he can protect her better. After finding this out, Mary tries to deal with it on her own by fleeing the country. The villain in this episode is in fact a former member of the mercenary group that Mary was a part of and he is out to find and kill Mary because he believes that she betrayed them during their last mission. Sherlock and John find this out also, and Sherlock even vows to both his friends that he will protect them as long as he lives. While confronting the criminal who is after the sixth Thatcher, he discovers that the case is not about Moriarty or a missing Black Pearl (which he was also trying to solve) but is about someone close to him and John: Mary. In the previous seasons, viewers find out that Mary is not who she really is, but is in fact a highly-trained mercenary for hire.

As Sherlock was able to trace the origins of the busts to a bustmaker in Tbilisi, Georgia, he is able to trace the location for the sixth bust. In the coming days, four more busts stolen and destroyed, with the last two ones now involving a murder. Sherlock Becomes Overconfident, Breaks His Last VowĪs Sherlock and Watson, with Lestrade were solving the case of a mysterious death, Sherlock stumbles upon the case of the broken Thatcher busts. This after all is the reason why British intelligence allowed him to come back and covered up his crime. Although Moriarty died previously, and the show’s creators are saying that he is definitely not coming back, Sherlock believes that he has planned a “posthumous revenge” and that he is the target. Sherlock has to keep himself occupied, as he is waiting Moriarty to strike. This of course happens in a span of months, because at the same time, a major change in John’s family happens – they have a baby girl. During the first part of the episode, he continues to accept cases to solve, some of which he even closes simultaneously. Sherlock remains as sharp a detective as ever. Sherlock himself cannot escape being the subject of the joke, when during one scene, Detective Lestrade tells John that having a newborn baby is not an entirely new experience for him because of his experience with Sherlock. From the start of the episode, where Mycroft catches Sherlock tweeting about his freedom from incarceration during a top-secret meeting with intelligence officials and they jostle like little children for Sherlock’s smartphone, to Sherlock accidentally activating Siri during the baptism of John and Mary Watson’s baby girl – some light comic relief can be found. It is good to see that the show has not lost its sense of humor. Entitled “The Six Thatchers,” the episode’s main arch centered around six busts of former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and why someone was out to find and destroy each and every one of them. Spoiler Alert: If you have not watched Episode 1, please be warned that this article contains spoilers.

SEAOSON 4 REVIEW SHERLOCK SERIES

After a long wait, fans of the popular BBC series “Sherlock” finally got the thrill of their lives when Episode 1 of Season 4 aired on New Year’s Day, January 1, 2017.

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