No, the new Dracula series from Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss is NOT "Dracula solves crimes" – DigitalSpy.com

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Steven Moffat has just shot down those smarty-pants responses to the news that he and Mark Gatiss are working on a Dracula TV series.

With the same team and a similar format shorter series of feature-length episodes to Sherlock, some were quick to quip about a potential series involving a crime-solving vampire.

At a screening of Doctor Who's latest episode, 'World Enough and Time', at Cardiff's BBC Hoddinott Hall, Moffat joked about that very possibility.

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"Dracula solves crimes!" he announced, before adding: "I just made that up it's not that, it's not that!"

He then cheekily added: "That's quite good though, isn't it?"

Moffat also revealed that, while Dracula is his first project to be announced post-Doctor Who, work on the project will "not [begin] immediately".

"I've got other plans just before that, mostly involving a balcony and gin 'n' tonic!" he said.

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He also hinted at plans for other original projects: "I'm still working on [Doctor Who] but once the head's cleared, there's a few things I'd like to do, a few ideas I'd like to do that are as far away from Doctor Who and Sherlock as I can manage. Not that I don't love those things more than anything, because I do!"

Talks are underway with the BBC to air Dracula in the UK and, like Sherlock, it will be produced by Sue Vertue's Hartswood Films.

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