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Need to flex your mind palace between instalments of hit BBC1 detective drama 'Sherlock'? The game is on!
Sherlock is 'hacking' BBC1's official Twitter account this evening to test your powers of deduction.
We have received a text from someone claiming to be Sherlock Holmes. We won’t let this happen. #SherlockLive #NotGonnaHappen pic.twitter.com/lCJGctPAhc
— BBC One (@BBCOne) January 10, 2017
We have received another text from Sherlock. We’ve got our best tech guys on hand ready to stop any attempted takeover. #SherlockLive pic.twitter.com/l4KsO9feNP
— BBC One (@BBCOne) January 10, 2017
#SherlockLive will see a Sherlock case being revealed on BBC1's Twitter feed (and here, if you're not a tweeter) from 8pm tonight.
'Sherlock' writers Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss will be tweeting live and you can demonstrate your crime-solving skills by replying using the hashtag.
All you've got to do is solve the case before Sherlock gets bored again and reveals the answer...
Test your powers of deduction in a live, interactive #Sherlock case. #SherlockLive. Right here. Tuesday 10th January. 8pm. #PureDrama pic.twitter.com/ialqSkTzzT
— BBC One (@BBCOne) January 8, 2017
'Sherlock' series four concludes on Sunday at 9pm on BBC1.
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