Something interesting is happening at 221B Baker Street – somebody alert Sherlock Holmes! Apparently, there are a bunch of scruffy street urchins that have figured out how to save a bad day.

Are you confused? Well, we’re talking about The Irregulars, a Netflix series with the most original take on the sharpest fictional mind in history. There have been several movies and TV series in the past that have given their version of this iconic character - Elementary, Sherlock Holmes (BBC series and movies) and even Enola Holmes. But how is The Irregulars different? You need to catch its first season to find that out for yourself!

There’s very little known about The Irregulars Season 2, but we know that there is going to be one and we’re very excited about it. You can hence tweed on your favorite blazer and grab a pipe to pose like the most eccentric detective in history.

The renewal is most likely going to be confirmed by the end of April (it’s going to be positive, we’re certain) and the series might come out by 2022 (the waiting will be tough).

But if things go as planned, the cast will return to play the key roles. The cast includes Thaddea Graham, Darci Shaw, Jojo Macari, McKell David, Harrison Osterfield, and Royce Pierreson. We don’t know anything about Henry Lloyd-Hughes as of yet, because at the end of season one, Sherlock got sucked into an inter-dimensional void. Everyone else in the series thinks that he is dead, but maybe someone can go and rescue him from whatever reality he is in? We can’t be so sure.

The first season of The Irregulars ended with The Rip, so it doesn’t exactly end with Sherlock and his time in Purgatory. Oh, and Jessie’s mother is also there who also returned from that strange part of the world/ reality.

If you’ve seen the finale, you’d know that Jessie fails to cease The Rip and, because of that, all supernatural shenanigans entered this reality. Although everything goes back to normal, the demons and monsters start appearing and the experience changes forever.

By the end, we’re told that Leopold must travel to Europe and get married to a royal – so, guess what? He leaves behind Bea, but not before expressing his love to her.

"I don't just like you, Bea. I'm completely in love with you — so as you see, it's quite the problem."

Anyway, the couple shares a sad goodbye and Bea gets him fish and chips in a typical British fashion. It looks like everyone faced a sense of loss in the finale, because it wasn’t just this farewell but also the fact that Sherlock (apparently) died. They all mourn his death, especially Watson!

When Bea understands Watson’s pain, she tells him about Leopold’s goodbye and that they both lost two beautiful souls. We’re sure that Watson and the Irregulars will continue working together – hopefully, in a more open and reliable way. After everything that they’ve been through, this is the last thing that they should expect, no manipulation of any sorts.

We know that The Irregulars are moralistic and they want to protect the people of London, and they can do that in ways Sherlock couldn’t.

We would like to see new cases and a surprise comeback from Leopold wouldn’t be bad either. It could benefit the series with the romantic angle – possibly a love triangle of him, Billy, and Bea?

Obviously, there’s no news regarding Netflix’s new supernatural ten series as of late, but we know that once the production becomes active, a footage will be out soon. You can watch the first season on Netflix! Also, do like our page on Facebook as we bring to you entertainment news from around the world!

Also, we’ll let you know the details regarding the release date (if it’s not the same as we predicted earlier) as well as the plot and cast changes. Let us know your thoughts on this supernatural teen series!