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Topic History of: Sherlock - too clever; too cryptic; too contrived
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Prunella Minge I just don't get the conceit of updating it. The whole point of Conan Doyle's stories was his detective was a symbol of Enlightenment reasoning in an era of pre-Enlightenment speculative policing. Bringing that into an era of rationalist-driven policing (yes, yes, still crap, but anyway) undermines the fiction. Everyone's a Sherlock these days.
JK2006 Everyone seems to love it; I ended up thinking Stephen Moffatt is no Russell T Davies.
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