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"Benedict Cumberbatch is a wonderful whip-thin, Aspergerian, asexual type. …king of the modern nerds."
Askar is, then, barely an assistant court jester.
I have seen the PBS new Sherlock series and agree, it's the best.
It's good, but it's only three episodes a season... which is worse than Downton Abbey's 6 episodes a season... The BBC is so weird.
I was hooked on Sherlock after watching the first episode. Both Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman are outstanding.
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