Sherlock finally returns in brand new Series 3 interactive trailer

Sherlock is finally coming back for a long-awaited (2 bloody years!) third series on January 1st of 2014 on the BBC and a brand new interactive trailer has been released!

It’s been two years since Sherlock Holmes (Benedict Cumberbatch) has faked his own death and now the famous detective is ready to return to 221B Baker Street and to his unsuspecting BFF Dr. John Watson (Martin Freeman).

“I think I’ll surprise John. Pop in to Baker Street, who knows, jump out of a cake!" Tells Sherlock to his brother Mycroft (Mark Gatiss). Haha. Just awesome. He hasn't lost his arrogant and acerbic manners.

Have a look at the trailer below:

1st official moody and dramatic pic of Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman for Sherlock season 3

Here it is! The first official still from Sherlock’s upcoming third season!

Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch to join Peter Jackson's The Hobbit!

In what is absolutely AWESOME news, seems that Sherlock himself, actor Benedict Cumberbatch, will be joining the cast of Peter Jackson's The Hobbit!

That’s what Cumberbatch’s co-star, actor Martin Freeman (who plays the younger Bilbo Baggins in Peter Jackson's two-parter prequel to The Lord of the Rings), let slip when the duo picked up the BAFTA award for Best Drama for Sherlock on Sunday.

BBC Confirms 'Sherlock' is Back for Series 2!

Yesterday came the best news ever: BBC controller Jay Hunt announced the return of Sherlock for a second series of three 90-minutes episodes for next year. However, viewers will have to wait patiently until the Fall of 2011 to view the further adventures of Sherlock Holmes and John Watson.

'Sherlock' Star Benedict Cumberbatch Not offered 'Doctor Who' Role after all?

British actor Benedict Cumberbatch, who just finished a first and very successful run as Sherlock Holmes in the Steven Moffat - Mark Gatiss co-created BBC series Sherlock (series 2 has been confirmed last week), made some very interesting revelations in regards to the Doctor Who role.

'Sherlock' Coming to North America on October 24th!

I've been talking a lot about Sherlock these past few weeks, putting up pictures and some video interviews. Now I have some good news for my North American readers.

You will be happy to know that Sherlock is finally coming to PBS Masterpiece Mystery with the first episode, A Study in Pink, set to air on October 24th.

Episodes two and three, The Blind Banker and The Great Game, will follow on October 31 and November 7 respectively.

Co-created by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, Sherlock is a modern re-imagining of the adventures of the popular Sir Arthur Conan Doyle detective hero, Sherlock Holmes (Benedict Cumberbatch), and his ever faithful sidekick Dr. John Watson (Martin Freeman).

[PBS]

'Sherlock' - Coming Up? - Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss BBC Video Interview

'Sherlock' - The Sherlock Scripts - Benedict Cumberbatch BBC Video Interview

'Sherlock' - Martin Freeman Talks 221b Baker Street - BBC One Video Interview

'Sherlock' - Benedict Cumberbatch Talks Sherlock and Watson - BBC One Video Interview

'Sherlock' - Who is John Watson - Martin Freeman BBC One Video Interview

'Sherlock' - Benedict Cumberbatch Talks Updating Sherlock - BBC One Video Interview

'Sherlock' Pics and Episode Synopsis for 'The Great Game'

Click on the read more link for BBC's Sherlock: The Great Game Episode Synopsis:

'Sherlock' Star Turned Down Role of the Doctor on 'Doctor Who'

Sherlock star, actor Benedict Cumberbatch, has revealed that he turned down the role of the Doctor on Doctor Who.

The Sun claims that Cumberbatch, who is getting rave reviews for is role of Sherlock Holmes in the re-invented series from showrunner guru Steven Moffat, was offered the iconic role when former Tenth Doctor, Scottish actor David Tennant, decided to leave the Tardis behind.

'Sherlock' Star Benedict Cumberbatch Hints 'Doctor Who' Role?

Benedict Cumberbatch, who is currently starring as the modern re-imagined version of the famous detective Sherlock Holmes in the Steven Moffat/ Mark Gatiss BBC drama Sherlock, has hinted to Digital Spy that he may be appearing in more than one episodes of Doctor Who in the future.

Cumberbatch confesses that he is a huge fan of the Sci-Fi series, and that one episode would not be enough for him.

Take a look at Steven Moffat's 'Sherlock' BBC Trailer

I have to admit that it looks to be pretty good. But I wonder how Sherlock will truly translate in its modern setting.

Sherlock's first episode will air on BBC One and BBC HD on July 25, 2010, 9h00pm - 10h30pm.

BBC 'Sherlock' Press Release and First Episode Description + New Pics!

Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes

Yesterday, the BBC has issued an extensive press release about it's upcoming Steven Moffat/Mark Gatiss series Sherlock which you can go peruse here.

It includes interviews with showrunner and co-creator Stephen Moffat, as well as Sherlock stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman. 

There will be three 90 minutes episodes in this first series which will air it's first episode on Sunday, July 25.

Here is the BBC description for the first episode:

Steven Moffat's Sherlock: First Pictures!

What a great way to start the morning, the first two official pictures of Steven Moffat's other project, Sherlock, are now online!

The BBC has released these two great shots of actors Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes and Martin Freeman as Watson. The show is still a few months away from airing on tv.

Enjoy!

 [Digital Spy]

Steven Moffat to Bring Sherlock Holmes into the 21st Century

 The Moff himself on the set of Time Crash

Steven moffat is a master of the Sci-Fi and Fantastical genres, an incredible writer who can spin incredible yarns and draw viewers into nightmarish worlds and fantastical places, a man of intense wit and a great funny bone (you have to read his monthly introductions in Doctor Who Magazine to understand what I mean. Hi-la-rious.)

These days, Moffat is the Doctor Who showrunner, a position for which he gave up a lucrative and prestigious deal as a writer for Steven Spielberg’s and Peter Jackson’s Tintin trilogy. However, he did write the screenplay for the first of the 3 movies titled The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn.