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Sherlock is one of my top choice shows and I knew there was something there that could be edited, sometimes it can be a little too self-indulgent and the 'resolution' to series one's cliffhanger is a big offender of this. There were also some ridiculous elements added to "The Reichenbach Fall" that seemed to exist just to add twists for the sake of it to further tarnish Holmes' rep and put him in the midst of a plot that seemed a little too beyond his reach Thankfully Rangerkris, with his sharp skills and talent for concise plot-driven narrative, has managed to blend the two Moriarty stories together and sidestep the issues with this, creating a tense psycholgical thriller that reins itself in a bit and keeps the focus on Holmes and Morarity's battle of wits, with Holmes puzzling over problems you can actually beleive in and try to solve along with him. Well the ending is a downer, it's perfect material to get you excited for the fun third series and even if you're not a Sherlock fan, it's ambigious ending will leave you guessing to the end of your days. A great edit by a great editor