I think Steven Moffat and BBC really have an anthology series with Sherlock.

Most people would initially sit down to watch this show with scepticism - what can be new about the 100th take on Doyle's Sherlock Holmes? Not even accounting for the hard task of "translating" the cases to the XI century, where internet and phones are always handy!

But this Sherlock really pulls it off. The main character is masterfully portrayed by Benedict Cumberbatch, which does not dwarf in any way Martin Freeman's Dr. Watson - probably a much more charismatic and proactive version of the character, at least when compared to the main TV reference for it in my mind (David Burke in the 1980s' version).

The plus comes from the most interesting Moriarty ever - Andrew Scott's (Fleabag, Black Mirror 2019) performance is magnetic in all the episodes he enters. Mark Gattis is the co-creator of the show but also deserves praise for his role as Mycroft Holmes.

This remains a brilliant show about a functioning sociopath who gets high on solving crimes because of how boring the world is to a genius like him. The core plot is preserved and well constructed on throughout this BBC show. It also keeps you on edge and in awe for most episodes.

PS: Season 4 is clearly the weakest one, but still would need to be much worse to put a dent in this show's overall quality!