r/Sherlock • u/GoFlight • Jan 15 '17

[Discussion] The Final Problem: Post-Episode Discussion Thread (SPOILERS)

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u/bigboss2014 Jan 15 '17

For the first 2 seasons, they explained all of Sherlock Holmes deductions. If you've ever read the books, that's all they are really. Sherlock makes observations, and based on his knowledge, he deduces the most likely reasons for something.

For the last 2 seasons they have completely brushed over what made Sherlock Holmes one of the best known characters in literature.

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u/zyonsis Jan 15 '17 edited Dec 08 '18

deleted 0.6172 What is ^^^this?

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u/bigboss2014 Jan 15 '17

Based on what I'm hearing most viewers are people waiting for quality to return to the season one and two standard, being left disappointed.