The weekly podcast of the John H. Watson Society
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 327 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksLeisureArtsHobbies |
Our spoiler-filled review of the ninth episode of CBS's Watson, "Take A Family History," in which we discuss Ingrid Darian only slightly more than usual.
Look kindly upon us, dear listener, as we attempt to do a podcast from the remains of 221B Con 2025 in Atlanta. One of our pups is missing, but we dragged in a host of other Sherlockians to chat about what went on, Sherlock & Co., and more. It's diso... more
Sherlock & Co. has made it to "The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax" this week, and our ability to review it winds up being a little short handed this time. Next week, we make make up for it!
The John H. Watson Society bull pups are back to discuss the eighth episode of CBS's Watson, "A Variant of Unknown History." Does Sherlock Holmes have a son? We're ready to spoil all sorts of things about the episode!
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Sherlock Holmes gets all the credit. This podcast finally gives Dr Watson the credit he deserves
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