Putting a spin on the Sherlock Holmes universe, CBS's Watson is a medical drama that focuses on the legendary detective's longtime companion, Dr. John Watson.

CBS’ Watson is a new take on Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes novels as the show focuses on Dr. John Watson, instead of the book’s titular detective.

The idea for a new TV show came to Craig Sweeny as he was driving. The producer and screenwriter, thinking about how to put ...

Watson attempts to juggle too many genres at once and fails to succeed, and even Morris Chestnut's charisma isn't enough to ...

Ahead of the series premiere, Chestnut told us that when Watson left and joined Sherlock in London, “he left Mary in a very bad situation but didn’t realize it.” Since then, when talking to Chestnut, ...

Whether it’s Noah Wyle putting on his stethoscope for the first time since “ER,” Morris Chestnut graduating to head doctor, ...

Morris Chestnut‘s version of Dr. John Watson, in CBS’s modern-day take on the ... of his friend and sleuth Sherlock Holmes, is still alive. He also doesn’t know that he has someone close ...

CBS has Kathy Bates in “Matlock” playing ... The creator of “Watson” notes that its hero was already a doctor in the world of Sherlock Holmes, so making him head of a clinic makes sense.

Watson and his team take on a medical case that proves the writers are not afraid to swing big. Read the Watson Season 1 ...

Sometimes Watson knows what he did was something that he can't take back and he's really remorseful for his behavior in following Sherlock,' Morris Chestnut said.

Episode 2 of Watson may have just established Professor Moriarty’s most dangerous potential ally against John Watson.