Benedict Cumberbatch may be busy filming "Sherlock" season 3, but he's taken the time to scold paparazzi and do the Harlem Shake!

As seen in a recent photo after filming "Sherlock," Benedict Cumberbatch avoids the paparazzi by holding up a sign that says, "Go photograph Egypt and show the world something important."

Sporting a long black jacket and dark sunglasses, Benedict Cumberbatch can barely be seen, so mission accomplished!

It appears while filming the final episode of season 3, Benedict Cumberbatch along with "Sherlock" co-star Martin Freeman have been swarmed with paparazzi, but the "Star Trek" star has found a creative and perhaps inspiring solution.

That is not to say that he does not have a sense of humor.

Earlier last month, a funny yet anonymous video was posted on YouTube of someone parodying the Harlem Shake meme...with his hand.

It appears the video was taken by Benedict Cumberbatch's friend Adam Ackland, according to Radio Times, right before filming for season 3 episode 3 began.

"I can't even f*cking deal with your sh*t," says a "John Watson" on YouTube.

In addition, Benedict Cumberbatch took the time to reveal the girlfriend qualities he looks for in a woman.

"A woman who knows that she doesn't have to get all decked out to look good is sexy," says Cumberbatch according to Entertainmentwise.

"A woman who can make you feel smart with her conversation skills is also sexy. I believe the sense of humor is important."

So, does this mean "Sherlock" and Benedict Cumberbatch fans now have a chance to be the mega star's girlfriend?

Perhaps, but the actor is not ready for marriage anytime soon.

"It is a wonderful thing to get married young and become a father. I used to think that I'd get married in my mid-30s and have children. But now I think I can wait. I'm no longer in a hurry to get married," continues Benedict Cumberbatch.

Still, the actor is definitely open to having a girlfriend.

"I would like to first get to know the partner and build a trusting relationship before making the commitment."