The second season of “Sherlock & Daughter,” which is in competition this week at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival and is on the CW and Max in the U.S., still awaits greenlight, but not for the lack of ideas.
“They would just come popping out, and there were far too many for just eight episodes. If the fates are good to us, there are so many wonderful stories to be told with these characters,” says writer Shelly Goldstein at the festival.
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Brendan Foley, writer and creator of the show, adds: “I think we’d like to take it international. At the end of
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