There were a lot of adaptations to the screen of fictional escapes of The famous Sir Arthur Conan Doyle detective, Sherlock HolmesWith a whole bunch of different actors who have played it over the years. While he is always at least a little misanthropic and sardonic, he is also always brilliant in solving mysteries in every interpretation. There are few traditional versions of Holmes, such as "Benedict Cumberbatch", "Sherlock" of the BBC "Sherlock", of course, but there are some twists on the formula, as the animated mouse hero in the "Great Detective of the Mouse" and a doctor. But perhaps one of the more creative adaptations of Sherlock Holmes' stories has arrived in the form of an "elemental", CBS drama that aired for seven seasons and acting Jononi Lee Miller as contemporary Sherlock Holmes, trying to do things in Newujor.

This detective's iteration was a bit problematic, like many of his modern colleagues, and was addicted to the recovering narcotics, who had previously worked with Scotland Yard, but dealt with the help of the Yorkyor police department. Miller himself was great in the role; In fact, he is One of the best actors ever to play Sherlock Holmes, And Lucy Liu as Anoan Watson joined him, giving us one of Holmes/Watson's most interesting dynamics so far. So why did CBS decide to cancel the series after seven seasons? Let's look!

According to The deadlineWhen the series was renewed just weeks in its season in season 6, it was already in operation to finish things for the end of season 7. With 154 total episodes, it is not surprising that they were able to tell the story, although some fans felt like "elementary" could run forever. And while some people tried to revive, Liu said she was unlikely, even though she wanted to work on the show. It is a kind of fierce thing that we will never see Anoan and Sherlock to solve more cases together, but at least they have never ended up getting into each other or something.

There are tons of shows there being canceled too fast, Sometimes after only one seasonSo, the seven seasons "elementary" got really nothing to shake a stick. Fans were treated at a well -developed end with a lot of thinking behind it, and honestly? It's much more than they get a lot of shows. Sometimes, things just need, you know, to end.