"Sherlock Season 4" will definitely figure Professor James Moriarty (Andrew Scott) as the reported Wales shoot by the Benedict Cumberbatch (Holmes) and Martin Freeman (John Watson) BBC series signals. "Sherlock" fans should be warned that co-star and co-writer Mark Gatiss (Mycroft Holmes) promised tragedy is coming in Season 4.
Wales Online reports that commotion met the "Sherlock Season 4" cast as they shot with a chopper and guns at St Catherine's Island. While Benedict Cumberbatch fans were busy sighting the "Sherlock" actor, cameras were quick sight the Moriarty flag in full mast on the island's fortress.
The flag of Holmes' arch-nemesis fulfills promise by Mark Gatiss that reappearance by Jim Moriarty will ripple in "Sherlock Season 4." Metro reports that Mark Gatiss said that tragedy is coming in "Sherlock Season 4" - whether for Benedict Cumberbatch in Holmes' skin or for John Watson and his new family is a wait-and-see.
"Sherlock Season 4" will definitely keep Benedict Cumberbatch busy with Holmes fighting enemies on more than one side. "Sherlock Season 4" will also bring in "Harry Potter" actor Toby Jones as the vengeful Culverton Smith, who may not be easily put off by Holmes' shenanigans.
Connection between Toby Jones and Jim Moriarty is unclear for now but will definitely be made clear by events in the three-episode "Sherlock Season 4." Jim Moriarty is not the only ghost from the past being whispered about "Sherlock Season 4," but also that of Irene Adler (Lara Pulver) who was supposed to have died in "A Scandal In Belgravia."
Remember the BBC report on the words from Mark Gatiss and producer Steven Moffat about "Sherlock Season 4?" "Ghosts of the past are rising in the lives of Sherlock Holmes and John Watson bringing adventure, romance and terror in their wake," Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat jointly stated.
Benedict Cumberbatch, Martin Freeman and Toby Jones will be joined by Amanda Abbington, Una Stubbs and James Holmes in "Sherlock Season 4." BBC is expected to air the "Sherlock Season 4" premiere by January 2017.
