New Delhi, Jan 17 (ANI): The final episode of BBC's 'Sherlock' season 4, which recently got aired, was watched by mere 5.9 million viewers. The lowest in its history and fewer than 'Antiques Roadshow' or 'Countryfile', the figure was a marked slump from New Year's Day, when 8.1 million Britons tuned into the popular detective series, reports the Daily Mail. And an even bigger fall from the series' height in 2014, when nearly 13 million tuned in to see how Benedict Cumberbatch's character survived an apparently fatal fall. Frustrated fans of the literary detective complained that the show's storylines had become too confusing and that the episode finale 'The Final Problem' was "totally over the top". However, BBC insiders claimed the reason the ratings slump is partly because more and more people are recording shows to watch later, or viewing them on catch-up services. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ☛ Visit our Official website: http://www.aninews.in/ Enjoy and stay connected with us!! ☛ Follow us: https://twitter.com/ani_news ☛ Like us: http://ift.tt/1KkjPaZ ☛ Send your suggestions/Feedback: shrawankp@aniin.com
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