One of the great pleasures, that this episode gives us, is the enjoyment of watching Benedict Cumberbatch having lots of fun with his character. What we would come to learn already in this episode is that John and Sherlock’s relationship is far better than the mysteries they seek to unravel. John realizing that he suffers from a psychosomatic injury is still one of my favorite developments of the entire show. When I first watched the episode, years ago, I was put off initially by Watson’s introduction – but it all works quite well, as the opposites meet. The criminal in question hides in plain sight, and we are about to learn just how brilliant the best detective of all-time is. Their first case is an intriguing one, as Sherlock must deduce how a string of suicides, can be the work of a cynical murderer. John Watson (Martin Freeman) and detective Sherlock Holmes (Benedict Cumberbatch).
In A Study in Pink we are treated to the introduction of two legendary fictional characters, Dr. But, actually, the snappy dialogue kept me intrigued and pleased throughout the episode, in spite of the less-than-stellar whodunnit-revelation. It all began with A Study in Pink, which I feared wouldn’t hold up as well as I remembered it. Recently, I decided to review every single episode of BBC’s Sherlock, one of my favorite shows still on the air.
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The following is an episode review of Sherlock: Series 1, Episode 1 – A Study in Pink
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