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First Look at Sherlock Season 4 is Deeply Unsettling, Darker Than Ever Before

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First Look at Sherlock Season 4 is Deeply Unsettling, Darker Than Ever Before

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First Look at Sherlock Season 4 is Deeply Unsettling, Darker Than Ever Before

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Published on July 24, 2016

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Oh wow, Mrs. Hudson might actually murder Mycroft Holmes–with words.

This trailer certainly means business. Here it is, fresh from San Diego Comic Con….

Take a peek:

So. We’ve got a lot of interesting bits coming together here. Mary in disguise, Mrs. Hudson telling off Mycroft, Lestrade maybe pulling a gun on someone, Molly telling off Sherlock, John looking vaguely confused (bless him), and Sherlock looking pretty darned upset throughout. A lot to prepare ourselves for in the coming months. Also, what is Toby Jones doing here, being all creepy?

According to the panel, season 4 is two weeks away from wrapping, and will debut in 2017.

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