A Study in Granada

In our innagural episode, we'll be looking at "A Scandal in Bohemia," in which a mysterious (he thinks) nobleman with fantastic facial hair enlists Holmes' aid in obsfucating a torrid affair. "A Scandal in Bohemia" was first broadcast on ITV 24 April, 1984, and is based off a story of the same name, published in The Strand, 25 June, 1891. Audio clips used in this episode are owned

Mr. Sherlock Holmes is enlisted to help a man who's wife is plagued by the appearance of childish stick figure drawings. "The Dancing Men" was first broadcast on ITV 1 May, 1984, and is based off a story of the same name. Audio clips used in this episode are owned by the copyright holders. A Study in Granada makes no claim of ownership, and all clips used are covered under fair us

A nervous school friend of Dr. Watson calls upon The Great Detective to help retrieve a stolen treaty. "The Naval Treaty" was first broadcast on ITV 8 May, 1984, and is based off a story of the same name. Audio clips used in this episode are owned by the copyright holders. A Study in Granada makes no claim of ownership, and all clips used are covered under fair use for purposes of

In this singular problem, Sherlock Holmes and the good Doctor Watson are brought an unusual case. A music teacher is being regularly pursued while cycling to work, but only on a specific stretch of her trail. Promising long lost uncles, secret plots, and some truly underwhelming fight scenes. "The Solitary Cyclist" was first broadcast on ITV, the 15th May, 1984, and is based off a

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson are called upon to investigate the locked room murder of a respected military commander. "The Crooked Man" was first broadcast on ITV 22 May, 1984, and is based off a story of the same name. Audio clips used in this episode are owned by the copyright holders. A Study in Granada makes no claim of ownership, and all clips used are covered under fair use

A young woman asks Sherlock Holmes to investigatge when her ill-tempered stepfather moves her into the same room where her sister died under mysterious circumstances. "The Speckled Band" was first broadcast on ITV 29 May, 1984, and is based off a story of the same name. Audio clips used in this episode are owned by the copyright holders. A Study in Granada makes no claim of owners

The lost hat and goose of Mr. Henry Baker leads Holmes and Watson to the famed, and missing, Blue Carbuncle. "The Blue Carbuncle" was first broadcast on ITV, the 5th of May, 1984, and is based off a story of the same name. Audio clips used in this episode are owned by the copyright holders. A Study in Granada makes no claim of ownership, and all clips used are covered under fair us

Sherlock Holmes is the greatest detective that ever lived. Will Ferrell is not. Mike and Jackson watched Holmes & Watson so you don't have to. "Holmes & Watson" was first broadcast on the 25th of Decemeber, 2018, and is based off a series of stories and novels that don't deserve this shit. Watson's amorous inclinations for the queen go back to this fascinating contemplation

Miss Violet Hunter beseeches The Great Detective to advise her on a curious, and distinctively spooky, job offer. Can Holmes and Watson save Miss Hunter from the dangers that await her at The Copper Beeches? Listen to find out! "The Copper Beeches" was first broadcast on ITV, the 25 August, 1985, and is based off a story of the same name. Audio clips used in this episode are owned

A knock in the dark. A room of sheet-covered furniture. A frantic scratching of chalk on slate. A very drowsy old man with an enormous brain. A curious artistic ancestry. Join us as we parse these and more riddles to be found in...The Greek Interpretter. "The Copper Beeches" was first broadcast on ITV, on September 1st, 1985, and is based off the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story of th