Steven Moffat Says He'd Write More 'Sherlock,' But Is It Time to Move On?

Few things are certain in this life, except death, taxes, and the fact that someone, somewhere is bound to ask Steven Moffat about the prospect of there ever being more Sherlock.

To be fair, it makes sense: The series was a critical and pop culture phenomenon, making stars of its leads, cementing Moffat as a force to reckoned with outside of the world of Doctor Who, and landing all sorts of awards acclaim. People loved it (well, loved most of it). And Moffat has indicated yet again, that he'd be open to doing more if the circumstances aligned.

During a BBC Today appearance promoting his debut play The Unfriend, which is set to begin a run in London's West End later this month, Moffat stated that talks were underway for another season of his Netflix series Inside Man. He also said that he would "start writing tomorrow” on another season of Sherlock if stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman would agree to return.