These days, even Holmes' sidekick Dr. John Watson takes center stage, this time in CBS' new medical mystery Watson. Picking up after the events of the Sherlock Holmes classic The Final Problem, Watson ...

He brings people into his life, particularly these individuals, that he loves to study and learn [from],' notes Morris ...

Watson Season 1, Episode 2, "Redcoat" is a relatable story for the CBS show, as John Watson tries to save a patient from ...

The series follows Dr. John Watson, played by Chestnut ... Kendall’s portrayal of both characters showcases the twins’ differences and their shared dedication to solving complex medical ...

After watching the premiere of Watson, I can confirm its description as a "doc-tective" series is apt, and I think it has a ...

As CBS's newest medical drama, Watson has a lot riding on its premise but is a new iteration of a classic character enough to keep it going?

Morris cares about everyone he comes in contact with and is very deliberate about being kind and treating everybody the same ...

It’s helpful in my work,” said the star of the new TV series “Watson,” “because it triggers thoughts, triggers memories, ...

The stakes are high when Watson and his doctors take on a patient with a bullet in his brain. Read the Watson Season 1 ...

Of all the fictional characters in the public domain, Dr. John Watson never seemed to be crying out for a moment in the spotlight. Watson has mostly been defined by his relationship to Sherlock ...

Morris Chestnut stars as Dr. John Watson — yes, Sherlock’s old pal — at the forefront of his own medical procedural.

This time, Dr. John Watson is the main character, running a clinic in the wake of Holmes’ death. What do the doctors who work in this clinic do? They solve medical mysteries, of course.