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In this corner: Benedict Cumberbatch as Holmes in the BBC's revisionist “Sherlock” series, co-starring Martin Freeman. A second series hits the screen in Britain over the holidays, coming to North America in the new year. Meanwhile, Guy Ritchie's sequel to the big-screen “Sherlock Holmes”, starring Robert Downey, Jr., is out, under the title “A Game of Shadows”. Entertainment media are full of compare-and-contrast articles; the best one I've read is by the brilliant Lyndsay Faye, who also has a review of Game of Shadows. Both articles are on the criminalelement.com blog.