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Rating: 4/5
Review: "Sherlock TV series season 1 review"

It's a rare time that I have finished watching a TV series. Maybe it's because that season 1 only consists of 3 episodes. One episode is almost like a TV movie lasting for 1 and a half hour. Basically, they are interesting and engrossing episodes. In this, Sherlock Holmes seems to be like a wise-cracking fast-talking and slightly crazy detective which is a kind of different from the recent big-budget movies.

The episodes are good so it's hard to say which one is better. But the last episode of the season turns to a more intense ride where Sherlock has to play a fast-paced game with Moriarty and it is a more exciting episode than the rest. Acting wise is good. Although Sherlock can sometimes be an ass, you can't help marvel at his excellent deduction. John Waston is good too. But I don't know what to say about Moriarty. He's different from the big-budget movies. Anyway, he has just appeared in the last episode so it's early to say. Music wise is good too.

Overall: It is one of the best TV series I have watched. I like mystery stuff so it is fun to sit back and watch Sherlock and John piecing the mystery together. It is actually worth to own it on DVD. Now I can't wait for season 2 to arrive on TV.

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