I wish that “Sherlock” would concentrate less on Moriarty, and more on the cerebral, meticulous and clever stand-alone mysteries. One note about Moriarty: he appears in only two of Conan Doyle’s works, although his name is referenced in some others. In the first episode of Season 3, “The Empty Hearse,” Sherlock returns to London after a two-year absence to confront his arch-enemy. However, after the jump, we see a glimpse of an alive and unhurt Sherlock. In the final episode of Season 2, “The Reichenbach Fall,” Sherlock appeared to jump off a tall building, to the horror of his friend Watson watching below. John Watson, played by Martin Freeman (“The Hobbit,” “The Office UK”), a solicitous landlady, Mrs Hudson (Una Stubbs), and a police colleague, Inspector Lestrade (Rupert Graves) and an arch-enemy, Professor James Moriarty (Lars Mikkelsen). Our 21st century Sherlock lives at 221B Baker Street, plays the violin, has a brother, Mycroft (a mysterious government heavyweight, played by co-creator Mark Gatiss), an understanding and stalwart companion, Dr. In case you haven’t watched “Sherlock” Season 1 or 2, the protagonist of this exciting television crime drama, acted by Benedict Cumberbatch (“The Fifth Estate,” “Star Trek into Darkness”), is a young 21st century Sherlock Holmes who portrays all the brilliance, remoteness and idiosyncrasies of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s conception.
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