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Please note this is a region B Blu-Ray and will require a region B or region free blu-ray player in order to play John Watson (Martin Freeman) army doctor invalided home from Afghanistan alone and friendless Sherlock Holmes (Benedict Cumberbatch) the most brilliant intellect of his generation alone and friendless London 2010 - the best and longest friendship in all of fiction is about to begin anew The most famous detective the most baffling mysteries the most thrilling adventures and the deadliest foes are coming in out of the fog Sherlock Holmes was always a modern man - it was the world that got old Now he&39;s back as he should be - edgy contemporary difficult dangerous Inspector Lestrade (Rupert Graves) is the best Scotland Yard has got but he knows he&39;s not as good as a strange young man called Sherlock The world&39;s favourite detective has come out of the fog Age Rating 12

All three episodes from the first series of the BBC's fast-paced modernised crime drama based on the characters created by Arthur Conan Doyle. Laptops, mobile phones and the internet are the new tools for crime in a modern London under threat from serial killers, bombings and gang warfare. Sherlock Holmes (Benedict Cumberbatch), the most brilliant intellect of his generation, has a unique analytical brain unlike anyone else's, and staves off the ever-present threat of boredom by solving crimes, the more intricate and baffling the better. Meanwhile, his friend and flatmate John Watson (Martin Freeman) is an army doctor invalided home from the battlefields of Afghanistan. Rupert Graves, Una Stubbs and Zoë Telford co-star. The episodes are: 'A Study in Pink', 'The Blind Banker' and 'The Great Game'.