CW Sets Dates for Sherlock & Daughter, Sullivan's Crossing Season 3 and Children Ruin Everything's Final Run
In the mystery thriller Sherlock & Daughter, Fargo alum David Thewlis' Sherlock Holmes finds himself out of his comfort zone and mysteriously unable to investigate a sinister case without risking the lives of his closest friends. Enter Amelia (The Originals' Blu Hunt), a young American who, after her mother's mysterious murder, learns that her missing father may be the one and only, legendary detective.
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Dougray Scott (Batwoman) also stars as Holmes' nemesis, Moriarty.
Also new and appearing on The CW's upcoming slate is Remarkable Women, a one-hour special in which women from 125 communities nationwide are nominated for their significant influence on public policy, social progress, and quality of life.
All told, The CW's spring schedule looks a little like this:
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 169 pm Sherlock & Daughter (series premiere)
SUNDAY, APRIL 209 pm: Remarkable Women (original special)
WEDNESDAY, MAY 78 pm Sullivan's Crossing (Season 3 premiere)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 189 pm Children Ruin Everything (Season 4B, with back-to-back episodes each week)
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