Young SherlockThink fast. Fight faster.
Sherlock Holmes is a disgraced young man, raw and unfiltered, when he finds himself wrapped up in a murder case that threatens his liberty. His first ever case unravels a globe-trotting conspiracy that changes his life forever.
WritersAndy Lane, Tara Doolabh, KT Roberts, Francesca Lin
The Case of the Missing Scrolls
Mar 4, 2026
1871. A wayward young Sherlock Holmes is sent to Oxford to keep out of trouble, but he soon finds himself the prime suspect in a police investigation that threatens his entire future.
The Case of the Burnt Photograph
Mar 4, 2026
Sherlock is thrown into jail. He has to clear his name or face the gallows.
The Case of the Unarmed Man
Mar 4, 2026
The game's afoot. With another murder and two professors missing, it's a race against time for Sherlock and Moriarty to find them before the killer does.
The Case of the Missing Button
Mar 4, 2026
Sherlock returns to his childhood home in search of answers.
The Case of Young Sherlock Holmes
Mar 4, 2026
Years after a tragic accident that tore the Holmes family apart, Moriarty and Sherlock come to blows as they investigate that fateful day.
The Case of the Killing Jar
Mar 4, 2026
As Sherlock digs deeper into the Oxford murders, he discovers a shocking connection.
The Case of the Two Corners
Mar 4, 2026
An impossible ultimatum challenges Sherlock's loyalties.
The Case of Beatrice Holmes
Mar 4, 2026
Family ties and friendships are tested in the Holmes family reunion from hell.
Kashifzia
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A Brilliant Blend of Classic Mystery & Modern Filmmaking! (9/10) If you watched the trailer and thought this would be just another typical, old-school Sherlock Holmes story solving standard cases, you are completely wrong. The intro music immediately gives off an epic James Bond vibe, hooking you from the very first episode. Initially, the case seems simple, but the **"Chinese Queen"** twist where you realize she wasn't actually real and the illusion was flawless sets the tone for the mind games to come. The biggest highlight is the direction: a perfect mixture of a classic Victorian environment with stunning modern filmmaking. The fresh concept of showing detective work, where Sherlock literally steps inside the crime scene and his own mind to analyze details, is visually breathtaking. Alongside this, the action sequences use slick slow-motion shots that look incredibly stylish. The story features a dark family drama intimately connected to the villains. The series features the brilliant quote, "**the devil's most devilish when respectable**," which perfectly complements the dark, mysterious tone of the show and adds a layer of philosophical depth to the mystery. I wasn't bored for a single second; the pacing is so good I didn't even realize when one episode ended and the next began. If you love mystery, action, and deep family drama, this is a highly recommended, fresh take on a classic character. **Rating: 9/10**
