When everyone was questioning whether it was reasonable to move this crazy and avant-garde detective full of the flavor of Great British gentleman to the United States, CBS announced that it had signed a contract with the famous British actor Jonny Lee Miller. This British actor who once starred in "Eli Stone" and guest-starred in Showtime's popular series "Dexter" will play the great detective Sherlock Holmes living in New York City in "Elementary". Given that this drama will come from CBS, its style may not be as humorous as Guy Ritchie's film version and the BBC three-episode series, and the heavy story is foreseeable. Despite this, CBS still dared to book the pilot episode under the pressure of these two "predecessors", which shows its full confidence. It is very likely that this drama will become a big hit next year. Coincidentally, Jonny Lee Miller has a lot of connections with the actors in the movie and BBC versions: he and Jude Law, who played "Dr. Watson" in the movie, were classmates, and the two founded the NatralNylon production company together, and they are recognized as BFFs. Last year, Miller also starred in the play "Frankenstein" by the famous British director Danny Boyle with Benedict Cumberbatch, who played "Sherlock" in the BBC version.