CBS’ new Sherlock Holmes series Watson gets release date and first image

CBS’ new Sherlock Holmes series, Watsonhas received a definitive release date along with a first image of star Maurice Chestnut as the titular detective. Loosely based on Arthur Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes In the upcoming CBS series, Watson opens a clinic for treating rare diseases, six months after the death of Holmes at the hands of his nemesis, Moriarty. The mystery show will be CBS’ second series about the detective, the first being Elementary From 2012 to 2019, although the two shows are not connected.

now, TV Insider has released the first picture of Chestnut in WatsonPortrays the titular detective who examines documents at his desk in an office. Furthermore, the report reveals The show will premiere on CBS on Sunday, Jan. 26 after an AFC Championship game, either at 10 a.m. ET or when coverage ends. After the first episode, the show will resume its regular time slot on Sundays at 10:00 PM ET starting February 16. Much like other CBS shows, Paramount+ subscribers will be able to watch the show live or after it airs. Check out the new image below:

What Watson’s new image and premiere date mean for the CBS show

The unique Sherlock Holmes series already offers plenty of intrigue

Conan Doyle’s famous detective stories have been adapted into various media over the years, including the BBC’s memorable Sherlock And the duology of movies starring Robert Downey Jr. Watson offers a different perspective, With the titular detective stepping into the spotlight as he faces off against MoriarityWho is not finished with his suffering. Along with chest, the figure of Watson Includes Rochelle Aytes as Watson’s ex-wife Mary Morstan, Peter Mark Kendall as twin surgeons Stephens and Adam Croft, Eve Harlow as neurologist Ingrid Derian, Inga Schlingmann as immunology specialist Sasha Lubbock, and Ritchie Coster as administrative assistant Shinwell Johnson.

Although the series is not connected to Elementary, The series was created by Craig Sweeny, who was an executive producer on the previous CBS Show and wrote 16 episodes. The same goes for executive producer Larry Teng, who will direct the first two episodes of the show. Since the show has a medical drama focus, it will differentiate itself not only from established entries, but also other upcoming ones. Sherlock Holmes Movies and TV shows too.

Our take on Watson’s first picture and premiere date

The show already looks perfect

with Watson Remaining disconnected from all other forms of Sherlock Holmes Media, the series has an opportunity to explore its title character in a unique way. The medical setting invokes similarities to HouseWhich was inspired by Conan Doyle’s detective, but with its own flair because of its focus character. With the show arriving in just a few short months, it won’t be long before Chestnut and the rest of the cast bring a new version of the franchise.

Source: TV Insider