There is also just something about modern Sherlock that doesn’t compare to Victorian-era Sherlock, even with the same actors in the roles. “The Sign of Three” is my all-time favorite episode and it will always be pretty difficult to top that one. Screenshot from Sherlock “The Abominable Bride”Īfter watching the special, I have to say it wasn’t exactly what I expected, but it was still the Sherlock I have come to adore.
I intend to mention things about the special that will be downright spoiler-y and ruin your fun, so look away now, while you’re still safe. If you haven’t seen this episode, yet, then stop reading now and find something else to do. I suppose now I should probably give you one of those fancy-schmancy spoiler alerts. He quickly agrees to assist her and soon discovers a bigger mystery than he ever anticipated. Sherlock soon becomes stuck on the case until the wife of a marked man turns up seeking his help. With Hooper handling the autopsy, Sherlock and Watson learn that the bride has risen from the dead to murder someone that night and in the course of the investigation, the bride murders, at least, five more people.
Sherlock and Watson are brought in by Lestrade early on after he witnesses mysterious events surrounding the death of a woman. Even if this is just a one-off special, it’s something, and like any good, obsessed fan, we have to take what we can get! At least knowing the people behind Sherlock, we’re practically guaranteed the best and “The Abominable Bride” does not disappoint! “The Abominable Bride” is an alternative take on the show that follows a Victorian-era Sherlock and Watson as they attempt to solve the mystery of a bride returning from the dead to murder some people.
Welcome back, Sherlockians! I know if you’re anything like me, you missed seeing Sherlock and Watson grace your screen and have been barely containing your excitement for their return.
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