Fans of the BBC's hit TV series, Sherlock, continue to scour the web for the latest details on the filming process for the upcoming third season.

The show was shot in two parts, as the first two episodes were shot in the months of April and May while work on the finale came after a summer hiatus and wrapped on Sept. 1, according to Radio Times.

The post-production process on the program is scheduled to run until November. Being that second season was launched on New Year's Day 2012 and early 2014 was slated for an airdate, it appears as though Sherlock could roll out around the same time.

The TV series will make its return with The Empty Hearse, which will surely be addressing every question that fans are thinking to ask, stated the site.

Martin Freeman, who dons the role of Watson on the show, briefly touched on the rationale behind Sherlock's infamous fall in season 2.

"How did he survive the fall? All the clues were on screen. It's not going to be a cheat - everything that we saw on that final episode offers hints as to how he did it."

Interesting to note, it's now been two years since the program was last seen with new episodes on the small screen. Be sure to keep checking back for more of the latest information on the popular series.

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