Steven Moffat to kill off Sherlock?
Steven Moffat has hinted he could kill off Sherlock Holmes.
The 'Doctor Who' writer has promised fans of BBC One drama series 'Sherlock' - which stars Benedict Cumberbatch in the titular role and Martin Freeman as his assistant Dr. Watson - that there are plenty of shocks in store for the upcoming series and admitted none of the characters are safe.
He said: "There's no guarantee we'll bring him back. New episodes depend on whether he survives or not.
Asked if he is going to kill the golden goose, Steven joked "It depends on if the golden goose tastes good or not."
Steven was reluctant to give away too many details of the upcoming series but revealed the detective's nemesis Moriarty would be a recurring character
He added in an interview on 'BBC Breakfast': "Moriarty runs throughout the series, there's a big battle between him and Sherlock."
Steven also revealed some details on the 'Doctor Who' Christmas special, claiming it has a "flavour of Narnia".
He said: "There's a slight flavour of Narnia in this one, yes - it's not the same story at all by any means. Last year we pretty much did A Christmas Carol beat-for-beat, but this time it's just a sort of flavouring of that really.