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Martin Freeman | ... | ||
Una Stubbs | ... | ||
Rupert Graves | ... | ||
Mark Gatiss | ... | ||
Louise Brealey | ... | ||
Amanda Abbington | ... | ||
Toby Jones | ... | ||
Lindsay Duncan | ... | ||
Sian Brooke | ... |
Elizabeth
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Georgina Rylance | ... |
Cornelia
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Tom Brooke | ... | ||
Gina Bramhill | ... |
Faith
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Martin Savage | ... |
Ivan
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Katy Wix | ... |
Nurse Cornish
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As Sherlock attempts to comfort John Watson after his wife's death entrepreneur and apparent philanthropist Culverton Smith tests a new drug on daughter Faith and his employees to make them forget his confession that he is planning to commit murder. Faith has a partial memory and approaches Sherlock to identify a likely victim but her disappearance and his descent into drug-taking lands him in Smith's hospital and at his mercy. However Sherlock is not as helpless as he appears and has his own way of trapping Smith though the final shock is reserved to Watson as his therapist springs a terrible surprise on him. Written by don @ minifie-1
This is probably my favorite Sherlock episode, it had a Hannibal Season 2 feel with all the visuals and "what is going on" vibe, we can't really fully understand what is happening but guess until the show reveals it and is amazing.
I have to admit I'm not a Sherlock fan, I love the show productions and the actor are great but the story/writing most of the time felt weird and force, this time might not be that different but definitely took the show to a new place.
I found the previous episode kind of regular but now I realize it was necessary to set everything on the table and this one take full exploits of those elements.