Sherlock mini-episode gets 6m views
The
mini-episode of Sherlock Holmes has got over 6 million view since being
available at Christmas, however, fans can only see the video on the BBC iPlayer
and via the red button. The mini- episode was released on the BBC IPlayer on
Christmas Eve; the episode is called “Many Happy Returns”. The episode was
designed and created by co- founder and executive producer Mark Gatiss, who
recently said, “the episode has also had 4.5 million views on the BBC's YouTube
channel”. It was made for the upcoming new series for the Sherlock fans
debuting on New Years day. Mark Gattis also said, talking about the new series
and the show "There's been an amazing response
to Many Happy Returns," said Mark Gatiss, co-creator and executive
producer of Sherlock. "It vividly demonstrates that we're all enjoying TV
in different ways now." The first episode back is called “The Empty Hearse” as its answering
question of Sherlock Holmes surviving from jumping off a building and faking
his own death, as its being two years since this has happened.
"I think that the Sherlock Holmes
stories are very interesting and problem solving to understanding as well, as Sherlock
Holmes is a very weird and creative person, so having him back in to the viewer
eyes is a mind puzzle, as the viewer loves the way he solve a problem and loves
the relationship with his co- worker, Moreover, the lack factor in human natural
and feeling. Also having this episode will allow the viewer a short teaser of
the series show them which way the story will go, as many people will watch it
as its Christmas and families will stay in and watch the programs."
The mini-episode of Sherlock Holmes has got over 6 million view since being available at Christmas, however, fans can only see the video on the BBC iPlayer and via the red button. The mini- episode was released on the BBC IPlayer on Christmas Eve; the episode is called “Many Happy Returns”. The episode was designed and created by co- founder and executive producer Mark Gatiss, who recently said, “the episode has also had 4.5 million views on the BBC's YouTube channel”. It was made for the upcoming new series for the Sherlock fans debuting on New Years day. Mark Gattis also said, talking about the new series and the show "There's been an amazing response to Many Happy Returns," said Mark Gatiss, co-creator and executive producer of Sherlock. "It vividly demonstrates that we're all enjoying TV in different ways now." The first episode back is called “The Empty Hearse” as its answering question of Sherlock Holmes surviving from jumping off a building and faking his own death, as its being two years since this has happened.
"I think that the Sherlock Holmes
stories are very interesting and problem solving to understanding as well, as Sherlock
Holmes is a very weird and creative person, so having him back in to the viewer
eyes is a mind puzzle, as the viewer loves the way he solve a problem and loves
the relationship with his co- worker, Moreover, the lack factor in human natural
and feeling. Also having this episode will allow the viewer a short teaser of
the series show them which way the story will go, as many people will watch it
as its Christmas and families will stay in and watch the programs."
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