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Most liekly not. Once Upon a Time features characters from works in the fantasy genre. The Sherlock Holmes novels are not in that genre.

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No, Sherlock Holmes does not appear in the show Once Upon a Time. The show focuses on fairy tale characters and their stories, rather than on characters from classic literature like Sherlock Holmes.

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