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In 2010, PBS aired – as part of its Masterpiece anthology series – a BBC produced, contemporary re-imagining of Arthur Conan Doyle’s beloved Sherlock Holmes stories, straightforwardly entitled Sherlock. The series, which consisted of three 90 minute episodes, was a massive hit in the U.K. (where it originally aired on BBC One), and managed to find a respectable audience for itself in the U.S. as well.

British TV screens were treated to a second run of three 90 minute episodes back in January of this year, but the program finally makes its highly anticipated return to American screens on May 2.

Being the PeekScore blog, we decided to mark the occasion not with a critique, nor a bunch of hacky jokes declaring “elementary…” and babbling about deerstalker hats, but with a rundown of the show’s relatively small recurring cast, throwing the series’ co-Executive Producer – who himself is a household name in the U.K. – on the list for good measure (the program’s other Executive Producer is also in the cast, so he was on the list already). We’re comparing no aspect of their careers nor fame apart from their various impacts here in cyberspace, as quantified on our PeekScore scale (an explanation of which can be found above, or more in depth by clicking through here).

Have you seen Sherlock? What did you think? Are there any other TV shows – British, or otherwise – you’d like to see us profile on the PeekScore blog? Let us know in the comments.

Rank	Picture	Name	Role	PeekScore
1		Benedict Cumberbatch	Sherlock Holmes	8.45 / 10.00
2		Martin Freeman	John Watson	8.27 / 10.00
3		Steven Moffat	Co-prodcer & Writer	8.11 / 10.00
4		Andrew Scott	Jim Moriarty	8.10 / 10.00
5		Mark Gatiss	Mycroft Holmes / Co-producer & Writer	8.05 / 10.00
6		Rupert Graves	Inspector Lestrade	8.03 / 10.00
7		Loo Brealey	Molly Hooper	7.96 / 10.00
8		Lara Pulver	Irene Adler	7.55 / 10.00
9		Una Stubbs	Mrs. Hudson	7.30 / 10.00