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Watson delivered a big episode for the Sherlock Holmes enthusiasts in Episode 7*, "Teeth Marks." John was back to hallucinating after Shinwell switched his drugs again. Instead of dizzy spells and visions, John was hearing things, including the counsel of his old friend Sherlock Holmes. Watson recruited the
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This week was our chance to get to know the more introverted twin, Stephens Croft (Peter Mark Kendall), on Watson. Stephens took center focus when his camgirl girlfriend, Porsche (Sofia Kane) was brought in as the patient of the week. Before the team could figure out what was wrong with
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John Watson is no stranger to risk. He jumped over a waterfall to save his best friend. He's always willing to try the most out there procedure to save a patient, but this week's Watson was the first time he put his – and his team'
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When Arthur Conan Doyle dreamed up the cocaine-and-heroin-addicted, (and, in modern terms, probably-ace-and-autistic) Sherlock Holmes in the mid-1880s, he had no idea he was launching a detective trope that would dominate the industry. Nor did he ever anticipate how many ways his characters would be spun in the century after
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John Watson and his team hit the road in Episode 4 of Watson to track down family members of Dr. Lubbock's cadaver from med school when she realized her cadaver exhibited the same symptoms of Cowden Syndrome – a genetic disorder that predisposes its victims to cancer – as a
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John Watson has been skirting medical ethics by prescribing his own medication to treat his traumatic brain injury on Watson. That opened him up to a lot more liability than potentially getting in trouble with the medical board because his righthand man Shinwell Johnson (Ritchie Coster) is secretly working for
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The premiere of Watson introduced us to a new iteration of Sherlock Holmes' trusted sidekick. Now being played by Morris Chestnut, John Watson kicks off the CBS series by restarting his medical practice after seeing Sherlock go over a waterfall with Dr. Moriarty (Randall Park). As with typical pilots,
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Everyone should consider the Sherlock Holmes pantheon of remakes and adaptations as a Baskin-Robins of choice. We'd all be happier; there are enough retellings to pick their favorite flavor. Don't judge someone if they prefer mint chocolate chip (or say Benedict Cumberbatch as the titular detective)
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Depending on how you feel about the way Sherlock Holmes has spawned seemingly infinite adaptations, he might feel like a comforting old friend or a stain that won’t come out. To Sherlock’s author, Arthur Conan Doyle, it was almost certainly the latter. That twisted relationship between creator and
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Sherlock Homes fans stay winning. With multiple properties related to the world of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in the pipeline for next year (Young Sherlock, Sherlock & Daughter) and omnipresent rumors of returns to several others (the BBC Sherlock, Enola Holmes, and Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes films), you
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New Year's Day 2023 was a momentous moment in Sherlock Homes history, as the 1990s-era Disney-backed rule forced copyright from 75 to 99 years finally expired for the rest of the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle estate after a nearly 30-year gap. The Sherlock Holmes Mysteries was one of
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Just when you think there couldn’t possibly be more to say about a certain deerstalker-wearing British detective, another adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes enters the ring. This time around, Amazon Prime is plumbing the depths of Sherlock’s early life for the upcoming series Young Sherlock.