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"Watson" revealed the surprise archvillain at the end of CBS' Sunday premiere of the medical mystery in the Sherlock Holmes ...

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Morris Chestnut discusses Watson, losing Sherlock Holmes, playing a doctective, finding the team dynamic, and Moriarty's role in the series.