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The second episode of Sherlock proves to be as riveting as the first.

The interplay between Sherlock, Benedict Cumbernatch and Watson, Martin Freeman, is pivotal.

They are given equal parts to play in unraveling the mystery and become partners.

There is a homoerotic whisper in the air but today Watson got a date with a girl and, while it took the two of them into deep danger, it did take a bit of the spin off the gay angle. But I will be convinced the day that Sherlock himself gets a girl and we know that is very unlikely.

We are in the first season and I do not think that I am expected to write up the details of each episode. Nor should I as it will spoil the proceedings for anyone else. So, I promise. No spoilers.

Labels: films, television