Sherlock Holmes’ fame and appeal began because of, and fundamentally remains sustained by, the popularity and readability of the stories written by his creator, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

It seems to be an unwritten rule in Hollywood that the second film in a major motion picture franchise has to be the darker, more introspective entry.

This awesomely titled pulpy detective flick comes courtesy of the pen and directorial vision of ‘Lethal Weapon’ scribe Shane Black – which makes it all the more odd that its closest point of reference is ‘Adaptation’.

With its fourth season, David E Kelley attempted to pull his series out of the quagmire of cast problems and chaotic storylines…

The first half of season four ended with the tear-jerking ‘Hats off for Larry’, wherein Robert Downey Jr’s Larry Paul goes to live with his son in Detroit, but promised to return for our Ms McBeal…