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Not only are Sherlock and Watson extremely attractive in this version, but their personalities fit the bill perfectly. I grudgingly admit I had some skepticism when I began watching the show, but I instantly fell in love with Sherlock's arrogance, Watson's kind nature, and the plot itself; while Sherlock's working on a smaller case, the larger picture unfolds every so often, leaving the viewer more and more enraptured as you near the end. Easily the best hour and a half you could invest in a television show, and it just keeps getting exponentially better with each addition. I find myself re-watching the series over and over, waiting for the next season to make its appearance.

The fact should be mentioned that other reviews have rated this show less than satisfactory due to highly abstract ideas and very inductive thought processes. While this may be a negativity for other science-based shows, it certainly isn't for 'Through the Wormhole'. As the title suggests, the viewer is traveling through a wormhole - which humankind knows little to nothing of. The producers and scientists behind this don't pretend to know everything. While you don't learn many facts with this show, you do learn theories, laws of physics, and how to expand your thinking. Humans as a species tend to be quite narrow minded, and this can be proved through ongoing problems such as segregation, homophobia and radicalism in religion. While this show doesn't touch much on any of these issues, minds are being re-molded to solve problems nonetheless. There's something about learning of things greater than human lives that, if it can fill even one with a spark, will ignite the future generation of minds.