New Year Updates

Well, it looks like we might have to wait for a bit to see Sherlock…

The Times Online (scroll down) has listed the new series starring Cumberbatch and Freeman as starting in “autumn,” though as of yet we haven’t been able to find any other verification of when the new series might be broadcast. We’re excited but a bit disappointed that it probably won’t be on our screens sooner.

Of course, Mr. Moffat and Mr. Gatiss are both busy with other projects (including a little series called Doctor Who), so it’s understandable. On New Year’s Day, Steven Moffat’s first official scene written as show-runner was finally broadcast:

… and it’s now been confirmed that Mark Gatiss has, in fact, written an episode for Matt Smith’s first series as the Doctor. Busy times for everyone involved with Sherlock.

Best wishes to everyone for a happy 2010, and we’re looking forward to the broadcast of Sherlock, whenever that might be!

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  1. Prince Icarus says:
    8 January 2010 at 4:36 am

    Living in Australia, my first thought was ‘autumn? That’s only two months away, YAY!’

    Then my logical brain tapped my fangirl brain on the shoulder and reminded it that the UK’s autumn is our spring.

    Still, can’t wait for the TV show to *finally* hit screens.

  2. Sean says:
    8 January 2010 at 5:01 am

    Oops, yes, good point, that was very “northern hemisphere” of me. By “autumn,” I’m assuming North America/UK autumn and sometime around September or October!

  3. Nichole says:
    8 January 2010 at 6:44 pm

    I was really hoping for an early 2010 broadcast also, “sighs.” I had a feeling that might happen when the pilot was never shown.
    Oh well, what can you do. As you said both Moffat and Gatiss are very busy at the moment. Still, the anticipation is going to kill me.
    Thanks, by the way, for all the updates on the series. It’s most appreciated.

  4. Sean says:
    9 January 2010 at 11:51 am

    Thanks for reading! Hope to have more information posted as it trickles down to us.

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