Thanks to Ivan for the heads up.
Will John Noble be back in the same capacity, or is Morland more in the shadows?
As we begin season 6, Morland remains in the shadows. It was a pleasure getting to know John this year, and we have talked about seeing Morland again next season. We don’t have hard-and-fast plans yet; partially, that’s because John is a busy guy and something of an international. We’ll have to see what windows exist in his schedule. If we’re going to do that, we have to find the right story and the right time. It’s been an honor and a pleasure to have John Noble aboard this past season, but here and there, I think it cost us a little time with Gregson and Bell, so in season 6, we look forward to getting back to our cops and their stories.
How does Sherlock feel about his father doing this?
It’s certainly not the move Sherlock would’ve made. When people don’t make the kind of decision he would have, it’s very frustrating. In spite of everything in the finale, Sherlock remained confident that they could undo Vikner without too much outside assistance. He’s disappointed in the end when Morland sacrifices himself, as it were. Morland’s taking on a Herculean task in trying to take apart the group that Vikner was leading.
As we begin season 6, Morland remains in the shadows. It was a pleasure getting to know John this year, and we have talked about seeing Morland again next season. We don’t have hard-and-fast plans yet; partially, that’s because John is a busy guy and something of an international. We’ll have to see what windows exist in his schedule. If we’re going to do that, we have to find the right story and the right time. It’s been an honor and a pleasure to have John Noble aboard this past season, but here and there, I think it cost us a little time with Gregson and Bell, so in season 6, we look forward to getting back to our cops and their stories.
How does Sherlock feel about his father doing this?
It’s certainly not the move Sherlock would’ve made. When people don’t make the kind of decision he would have, it’s very frustrating. In spite of everything in the finale, Sherlock remained confident that they could undo Vikner without too much outside assistance. He’s disappointed in the end when Morland sacrifices himself, as it were. Morland’s taking on a Herculean task in trying to take apart the group that Vikner was leading.
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