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Sherlock: The Complete Series collects all four seasons of the BBC's modern update of Conan Doyle, with Benedict Cumberbatch as a cocky, high-functioning Holmes in 21st-century London and Martin Freeman as a younger, Afghan-war-veteran Watson. The show is built on fast, puzzle-driven 90-minute episodes rather than a case-of-the-week format, and its wit and chemistry set it apart from slower, more procedural detective dramas. It suits viewers who want stylish, tightly written mystery television and don't mind a short run of episodes. Fans praise the leads and the writing; some find the later seasons convoluted and the gaps between series frustrating.
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Reviewers and owners consistently praise the two leads and the show's stylish, fast-paced take on Holmes. The early series are held up as the strongest; the later ones draw complaints about tangled plotting and uneven pacing.
Sherlock is a modern retelling of the Conan Doyle characters that uses his detective plots. Sherlock Holmes lives in early 21st century London.
This Holmes acts cocky toward Scotland Yard's Detective Inspector Lestrade, though he is actually less confident. Doctor Watson is a fairly young veteran of the Afghan war.
