A BBC Trust official has called for more episodes of 'Sherlock'.

Sherlock fans might be in luck.

Fri, 18 Jul, 2014 - 17:06

Anna O’Donoghue

Trustee David Liddiment believes the BBC would benefit greatly if it were to air more than three episodes of the hit detective drama starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman.

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