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Hello and welcome back to our regular format for Last Week in TV after our previous awards column. Unlike years past, it feels like there really is no winter hiatus since shows have come back so quickly. This edition in particular has a lot of pilots...

Stoke the fire, take out your revolver, and let's take a shot at the wall; it is time to open the casebook on BBC's Sherlock to unravel the mystery of "Benedict Cumberbatch and The Dwindling Desire." What started as a bold new show that reimagined the...

By Chris B “The game is on!”  So declares Sherlock Holmes whenever he is on a case, ferreting out the deeds of the criminal classes, bit by bit. But what if we look at the big picture, the entirety of Holmes’ cases as they’re presented to us?  What...

Via altereddimensions.net-- images of original historical documents (which are transcribed in this article) available via source website The Salem Witch Trials (1692-1693) The Salem witch Trials were a series of hearings, and executions, of people...

EXCLUSIVE: When you write two of the world’s biggest shows, you can expect a lot of fandom and subsequent fascination with every aspect of your show. But for Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, co-creators of Sherlock (and Doctor Who writers to boot), there...