Sherlock is back and it does well, actually really well, beyond the expectations. From the starting, we're dropped right into the action. It picks up the same pace as Benedict Cumber batch's Sherlock starts making deductions. His performance is undoubtedly the best feature of show. The 19th century setting sets a beautiful stage for an exhilarating, thrilling and seemed to be an impossible case. But even after having an unsolvable case in an anachronism scenario, the chemistry between Watson and Sherlock stands out. It's their failed attempts to understand each other (This time Sherlock tries, too to understand Watson) makes the episode a must watch.
The dialogues were ingenious. "Because it's never twins, Watson", "The shadows of our past defines our sunny day", "Come at once, if convenient ." And many more. "The Abominable bride" is a crafty work of brilliant writers. It is thrilling, funny, delightful, extraordinary and a masterpiece. No less than, what should be an ideal Sherlock Holmes' Episode?
The dialogues were ingenious. "Because it's never twins, Watson", "The shadows of our past defines our sunny day", "Come at once, if convenient ." And many more. "The Abominable bride" is a crafty work of brilliant writers. It is thrilling, funny, delightful, extraordinary and a masterpiece. No less than, what should be an ideal Sherlock Holmes' Episode?
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