Sherlock

Four series of three feature-length episodes, one Victorian special, and a seven-minute scene that fills a gap.

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Where to start with Sherlock

In order, with two things slotted in. Many Happy Returns is seven minutes long, went out online only just before series three, and explains something series three assumes. The Abominable Bride looks like a period prequel and is not: it opens directly from the series three cliffhanger and only makes sense there, so do not move it to the front no matter how much the Victorian setting invites it.

  1. 1
    Sherlock, series 1 and 2 Sherlock

    Six episodes, each the length of a film, ending on the cliffhanger everybody argued about for two years.

  2. 2
    Many Happy Returns Many Happy Returns

    Seven minutes, between series two and three. Optional, and it makes the start of series three land.

  3. 3
    Sherlock, series 3 Sherlock

    Three episodes, and the answer to the cliffhanger.

  4. 4
    The Abominable Bride The Abominable Bride

    Here, not at the start. It runs straight on from the end of series three.

  5. 5
    Sherlock, series 4 Sherlock

    Three episodes from January 2017, and the last of it so far.

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The Series

  • Sherlock 2010, 4 seasons, 12 episodes

Between the Series

  • Many Happy Returns 2013
  • The Abominable Bride 2016

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