Hello there, I’m new to this fandom, I’m just starting to get into Sherlock Holmes so far I’ve watched the Netflix movies and Enola Holmes, which is I got interested in it, Now I just need to find out where I can find Sherlock Holmes because it is not on Netflix, can you guys tell me?

I recently discovered a podcast (or something like that I don't know what its called) on spotify named Sherlock & Co. I only listened three or four episodes and I really liked it. They release new episodes every tuesday too. If any of you listened to it before I would like to learn your thoughts about it.

Hello, would it be possible for me to Hello, would it be possible to give me the chronological order of the games? Hello, would it be possible to give me the chronological order of the Sherlock Holmes games please?

At the end of "The Final Problem" in the BBC "SHERLOCK" series, viewers are left to form their on opinion on how the ending went/meant. Although we may be getting a movie or something of the sort that might explain more soon, I am curious what peoples interpretation of the end scenes were (about Molly Mycroft Eurus etc.).

I am talking about BBC Series and RDJ Films.

Jeremy Brett version's Irene Adler was almost the same with the books and I think it was great.

When I say I don't like them, I mean I don't like how they are adapted. But aside from that they are good characters on their own.

The thing that troubles me is how in both series and films Irene Adler is someone who is responsible of bringing sexuality to the show. And how they become suddenly the love interest of Sherlock. I mean in the books -as I remember- Irene Adler was a married woman. And sherlock and Irene never even talked to each other face to face. (Well when they did Irene Adler was not aware of it was him.) And then Irene Adler realized that Sherlock is trying to take the pictures with her own intelligence and she left the country (or the city, I forgot). That is why Sherlock admired her because she was a woman who beat him. But in the books it is clear that Sherlock's admiration is not love since Watson says it himself.

But when it comes to the shows, Irene Adler is mostly about being Sherlock's love interest or something sexual. Why can't we watch a woman who is intelligent without using sexuality or a man who admires a woman's intelligence without being in love or feeling lust?

That bothered me because I watched the films and the series before I read the books. And I thought Irene Adler was indeed a love interest to Sherlock.

Lastly I should mention a two things

I don't remember the book version of Irene Adler its been a long while since I last read it so if I am mistaken please correct me.

English is not my first language so I am sorry if I used any words that might be offending. I actually have no idea about grammar it just spawned in my head so my knowledge is questionable. :)

I know how to edit a regular page, but not certain character pages. I just wanted to add Joan Watson’s Step Father’s name and maybe his pen name.

Name — Henry Watson

And this may not matter, but, his pen name is Grover Ogden (named after a family pet and a street where the family once lived.

Hi, im looking for the Young Sherlock Holmes novel series by Andrew Lane. I finished the first two books, and I’m searching for the third book, Black Ice. Young Sherlock Holmes is a really well-written series with many interesting characters, and I was wondering if anyone knew where to find the books.

I created a collage on Sherlock Holmes using canva. Now its my desktop wallpaper

IDK if anyone has asked this here before, but I'd like to know how many of you have read the books vs. seen a film adaptation, if you read the books first or not, which you prefer, etc.

So, I am a fan of Tolkien as well as BBC Sherlock. You know Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman were Sherlock and John.

Well, as you also probably know, they were also Smaug and Bilbo.

Two famous duos.

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okay so a few days ago, i just rewatched Enola holmes 2 and i have to say, enola and lord tewkesbury are a perfect match for each other!! they are literally so sweet and loveable, I really hope that there will be a third series to this nerve wrecking movie film. Your opinions on the movie or anything you thought that could have been done better? feel free to voice out your opinions here!