#REVIEW SHERLOCK SEASON 4 SERIAL#
#REVIEW SHERLOCK SEASON 4 FULL#

#REVIEW SHERLOCK SEASON 4 FULL#

We get to see Sherlock in full maniac flight as his drug taking begins to addle his mind and paranoia sets in. JohnвЂ™s PTSD comes to the forefront as he hallucinates Mary and is trying to come to grips with her death. вЂThe Lying DetectiveвЂ™ straight out of the gates is a deeply intimate episode, directed by Nick Hurran and written by Steven Moffat. But has Sherlock gone too far with his drug-fuelled accusations this time? This might be a game that he canвЂ™t afford to play.

ThereвЂ™s something fishy about Culverton though, and despite JohnвЂ™s attempts to avoid getting dragged into the mess, Sherlock is desperate and alone.

#REVIEW SHERLOCK SEASON 4 SERIAL#

And then thereвЂ™s Culverton, a famous, wealthy, entrepreneur and philanthropist and the man very publicly accused by Sherlock as being a serial killer. Then thereвЂ™s Sherlock, getting high on drugs, shouting ShakespeareвЂ™s вЂKing Henry VвЂ™ speech and ranting about Culverton Smith ( Toby Jones) being a serial killer. WeвЂ™re immediately thrust into WatsonвЂ™s PTSD, hallucinating his now dead wife and seeing a new psychiatrist, as well as avoiding Sherlock. Where last weekвЂ™s episode felt like a look into the life of Mary Watson ( Amanda Abbington) and her mercenary assassin past, this week delves deeply into both John Watson ( Martin Freeman) and Sherlock HolmesвЂ™ ( Benedict Cumberbatch) lives. Tread carefully, for ahead there be spoilers. This weekвЂ™s episode вЂThe Lying DetectiveвЂ™ has us entering into much darker territory, particularly with MaryвЂ™s ominous posthumous message вЂњGo to Hell, SherlockвЂќ. The biggest shockwave, the death of Mary Watson, will now result in tidal wave ripples that affect not just the characters but also where the story goes. The episode for most felt like a step away from the format weвЂ™ve been used to seeing, whether this was deliberate or accidental, in the end it doesnвЂ™t matter as whatвЂ™s done is done. The GuardianвЂ™s review even resulted in co-creator and the episodeвЂ™s writer Mark Gatiss rebutting their critique in verse. Some were praising, others were less positive. Last weekвЂ™s episode вЂThe Six ThatchersвЂ™ (Series 4 Episode 1) received some mixed reviews in the media.

Review sherlock season 4