According to co-creator Steven Moffat, Sherlock's upcoming fourth season may be its last — at least for several years.
With the international success of series stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman, Moffat was "amazed" BBC was able to secure a deal with the duo for Season 4, The Telegraph reports. While Moffat said he "would be moderately surprised" if Season 4 marked the end for Sherlock, he added "it absolutely could be."
If Cumberbatch and Freeman were no longer able to do the series, presumably due to scheduling conflicts, Moffat believes they could pick it back up at some point in the future. "That’s why I think it’s unlikely that we’ve completely finished it," he said. "There would be nothing strange in stopping for a while. It could go on forever, coming back now and again."
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With the international success of series stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman, Moffat was "amazed" BBC was able to secure a deal with the duo for Season 4, The Telegraph reports. While Moffat said he "would be moderately surprised" if Season 4 marked the end for Sherlock, he added "it absolutely could be."
If Cumberbatch and Freeman were no longer able to do the series, presumably due to scheduling conflicts, Moffat believes they could pick it back up at some point in the future. "That’s why I think it’s unlikely that we’ve completely finished it," he said. "There would be nothing strange in stopping for a while. It could go on forever, coming back now and again."
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