They talk about how Moriaty was his “great nemesis”, but it never even felt like they were on the opposite ends of cases very often. Sherlock in particular is disappointing this season because he never does anything despite being hyped up as an equal to Moriaty. It just happens and we are told to accept it. None of the changes in their behavior feels earned or realistic. These arcs feel like even more of a waste of time when you also factor in that Sherlock and Moriaty get almost no development this season. There might be a couple plot points that carry to the next arc, but they could be cut out with little Most of the arcs feel very meaningless in retrospect. This season is essentially a compilation of “Hey you know Jack the Ripper? How about James Bond? Do you remember how good The Dark Knight was? Would you like it if we just copied a large part of that?”. Overall, it felt like they were just trying to throw in a bunch of Holmes stories and other references without much thought to the overarching narrative and character building. Can Irene be saved, or does a deadly future await her?Ī disappointing conclusion after a promising first season. No stranger to scandal, Irene has embroiled herself in one that may be too big even for her, as the classified documents she stole could shake the very foundations of the British Empire. Involved with both parties is a woman named Irene Adler, who is as beautiful as she is cunning. Yet Sherlock, despite his skills, has no idea that his foe is right under his nose. A dangerous cat and mouse game begins between the Lord of Crime and Sherlock, with each trying to outwit the other. To accomplish their goal, they must commit criminal acts, which the great detective Sherlock Holmes and his partner, John H. Together, they wish to destroy everything rotten about their current world and create a new, fair society for all. In truth, the Lord of Crime is not an individual, but rather a group consisting of William James Moriarty and his two brothers, Louis and Albert. Great Britain is ablaze with news of a so-called "Lord of Crime," a criminal mastermind responsible for the downfall of several unruly nobles.
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