I wish they would release more episodes before 2017. "Oh, I'm sure he was exaggerating," she assures him. "He said the crime solution was so easy that even I could have solved it," Lestrade tells Mrs. The production values and acting were both excellent besides the leads, Andrew Scott was incredible. One thing I was very impressed by was how much, in Victorian times, Cumberbatch resembled the standard idea of Sherlock Holmes' appearance. There were too many interwoven ideas and people popping up. Instead of taking the idea so literally, I would have preferred something more straightforward with Sherlock returning to Victorian times. It was chaotic, confusing, and filled with strange things - it was supposed to be.
Without giving anything away, I'll say, given the idea behind this episode, the story as it unfolded made sense. Some people thought this was the worst thing they've ever seen, and others thought it was wonderful. This episode was as divisive as Cumberbatch's looks. I want to disclose up front that I flew to London to see Benedict Cumberbatch in Hamlet. Other popular shows included the opening episode of the new series of The Voice – the last to air on BBC1 before it moves to ITV – which had 1.1 million requests.The long-awaited Sherlock special, "The Abominable Bride," is supposed to satiate our hunger for Sherlock, since we see him so rarely. It was not as big as Peter Kay comedy Car Share, nominated for three Royal Television Society programme awards on Thursday, but the comedy later aired on BBC1. The BBC said it was its most popular iPlayer-only programme to date. The BBC’s most high-profile iPlayer-only drama to date, retro snooker drama The Rack Pack, had 684,000 requests in January and nearly 1m to date. The government announced yesterday it would look to rush through legislation to close the “iPlayer loophole” which allows people to watch BBC shows on catchup services without a TV licence, costing the corporation an estimated £150m a year. The BBC is looking to take on rivals such as Amazon and Netflix with an expanded on-demand offering with exclusive iPlayer content and the switch of BBC3 to online-only last month. Overall requests for both TV and radio were 315m, up from 309m the previous month but down from the record 352m in January last year. Total requests for TV programmes on the iPlayer were 250m in January, down from 253m the previous month and 273m in January 2015.
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