Miss Sherlock

Positives: Crimes were a little different than what you typically see. Interesting mix of character types. Negatives: The "Sherlock" classical observational sleuthing was not too believable - strained credulity. Acting was a bit excessive, bizarre & stereotyped (i.e. Sherlock's antagonisms w/superiors & others; the medical "doctor" as acquiescent assistant; Sherlock herself). Doesn't appear to be a second season for those who really liked it.

If you've seen the recent Sherlock series' with Dr Strangely B. Cumberbatch this will feel rather familiar.

It's good, not great. The plot complexities you'd expect out of the modern Sherlock is there, but it's more a net than a tapestry unfortunately (and I tend to ignore plot holes lest they spoil my fun).

Since I have no other Sherlock in front of me, this will do, for now.

The writing is good but could be better. I do hope that by season 2(Hopefully!) there's more focus on the story! :)

Miss Sherlock's chemistry with Wato was the best part of the whole season one.

Watching this show for the first time, after death of lead actress Yuko Takeuchi, is really painful.Her acting was superb.

As ever when I sit down to read or watch Sherlock, I am a bit leery.

Miss Sherlock blew me away. This Sherlock reminds me of Ronald Howard's Sherlock. She is obviously strange, intelligent and struggles with social cues.

Wato-son (loved the soft play the writers did with her name) is sweet and naive but a solid match for Sherlock.

Their on screen chemistry is superb.

Aside from that I really enjoyed the story lines, and the way Sherlock focuses on details around the case, rather than on the people. Also, love love love the use of camera angles and coloring.

I am afraid i lost something in the translation, even with the subtitles, it is just a nuanced language. Still.

I cannot wait for a second season.