The Final Problem (Sherlock)

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.).

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After finishing the series for the first time, I have a strong hunch that we won’t be getting a season 5 of Sherlock; as much as it pains me to say.

The Final Problem seemed to me like a finale in almost every aspect of the word. The way Mary narrated it the way she did, and what she said coupled with the scenes of John and Sherlock going through their lives at 221B after picking up the wreckage of the explosion, it all just seems very final. There weren’t any cliffhangers or loose ends like in the previous seasons, and it seemed to end on a very high and happy note; something the boys never got before. We got to see them happy and content, together, with no big bad threatening to destroy them for once.

This is just my opinion, which I know many of you will disagree with, but I thought I’d just share it anyway. What do you think?

Hello to everyone!!

I had a question the euros song...

Sherlock asked where Redbeard was and she replied that the answer was in the song... But the "answer" in the song was Seek my room (or something like that)

But Redbeard was not in any room, he was in a well

Ps: I know that she was the one in her room

So, yesterday, I re-watched The Final Problem, and I noticed at the end, it seemed like it was the series finale. Like, all the seasons ended on a cliff-hanger or bad note (season 1 was Moriarty at the pool, season 2 was Sherlock's suicide, season 3 was the 'Miss Me?' on all TV's), but season 4 didn't end like that. Season 4 ended with no cliff-hanger, and there wasn't a bad note that we needed resolved. It ended with everything being fixed up after the bomb went off at 221B, and everything with John and Sherlock's friendship going back to normal (as normal as their friendship can be :D). I think that that could very well be the end of Sherlock (BBC's version at least). I really hope it's not (we need more than 13 episodes) but I think it could be if they wanted to end it. (or if they planned that all along)

Can anyone explain the ending of “The Final Problem” to me? I didn’t get it clearly...