by Cookie N Screen
This article contains spoilers
Roughly about a week ago, the whole country was in a bit of deflation. Quite wrongly. The wedding of John and Mary Watson had happened and people were bouncing some words around; “fluff,” “too soppy” and “where is the drama?” Yes, The Sign Of Three was a lovely affair that focused on the character development, the relationships between brothers, friends and lovers and had bouts of comedy that some (not all,) were left feeling a little bit cheated. Yet tonight, in the action packed series finale, His Last Vow, Mark Gatiss, Stephan Moffat and a team of highly talented people prove that Sherlock is in a class of his own.
This article contains spoilers
Roughly about a week ago, the whole country was in a bit of deflation. Quite wrongly. The wedding of John and Mary Watson had happened and people were bouncing some words around; “fluff,” “too soppy” and “where is the drama?” Yes, The Sign Of Three was a lovely affair that focused on the character development, the relationships between brothers, friends and lovers and had bouts of comedy that some (not all,) were left feeling a little bit cheated. Yet tonight, in the action packed series finale, His Last Vow, Mark Gatiss, Stephan Moffat and a team of highly talented people prove that Sherlock is in a class of his own.
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