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BBC's Sherlock is a crime and detective series like no other. With the pilot episode, A Study in Pink,  it's a great demonstration to show the unique cinematography and creativity.

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Throughout the series, we are able to see Sherlock's observational skills. They're especially shown in A Study in Pink when he is able to deduce John's background.

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Sherlock observes a dead woman, and what he observes appears on screen.

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Although a Mind Palace like Sherlock's is impossible to achieve, there are many dedicated Tumblr posts that try to teach you how to make your own.

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These kind of close up shots are shown frequently within the first few minutes of the pilot.

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Taxi driver is explaining to Sherlock of his strategy in committing four murders.

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In the last episode of Season 1, The Great Game, Sherlock observes the dead body of a media personality. His observations don't have pops of text, but the visuals as well as his dialogue can help viewers come up with their own theories as to how she died.

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Sherlock is about to take one of the pills the taxi driver used to kill four people. He had to decide between two pills.

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Throughout the series, fans have come up with multiple theories, especially at the end of Season 2 with Sherlock's supposed suicide. There are also multiple discussion boards, like this one.