We Need To Talk About The Irregulars...

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Enola Holmes Meets Stranger Things In This New Sherlock Holmes Netflix Series! Subscribe: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Things

This video will take a deep dive in comparing and contrasting Netflix’s new show, The Irregulars. The show is loosely based on Sherlock Holmes, and definitely takes elements from the original source material, including characters and locations. However, there are a lot of other shows The Irregulars seems to pull from, some that even include other Netflix Originals. This video will give a detailed comparison to Netflix’s other Sherlock Holmes adaptation, the movie Enola Holmes, which came out in the fall of 2020. It’ll show how it’s similar and also what is different and unique about each project, and how it tackles different storylines and characters. Also how both are based on Sherlock Holmes, but do not feature him as the main character, rather have him as a side character or more of a concept for world-building. The second point will focus heavily on The Irregulars and other modern Sherlock Holmes shows and movies, mainly, the Robert Downey Jr. movies and the BBC’s Sherlock with Benedict Cumberbatch. This video will compare and contrast how both have worked to “modernize” Sherlock while staying true to the essence of the original character and stories. This will also look into how The Irregulars does that as well, and how it seems to take elements from both of these adaptations and it’s own elements to make it wholly it’s own show. The third point gets into how The Irregulars seems to have borrowed from other popular shows within the same genre, including many of Netflix’s Originals. Shows such as Stranger Things, Fate: The Winx Saga, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Bridgerton, The Crown, and even Game of Thrones, to name a few.


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Written by: Cortney Warner
Narrated by: Kydra Ryan
Edited by: Eduardo Garcia

00:00 Intro
00:28 Sherlock in Netflix, Again?!
03:49 221B Baker Street Expansion
06:18 Netflix Not-So Original


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