
The weekly podcast of the John H. Watson Society
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 413 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArtsHobbiesLeisure | |||

Sherlock & Co. returns to A Study in Scarlet after three years, and we're here for it!
Our review of Sherlock & Co.'s final part of "Crooked Man" finds the bull pups left with questions. And also thoughts about the coming novel adaptation!
Our weekly review of Sherlock & Co. is a bit sleepy this week, not due to the first part of "The Crooked Man" being bad, mind you, but due to some low energy podcasters! Hopefully our other listener besides your lovely self won't give up on us this w... more
Bruce Partington Plans on Sherlock & Co. comes to a close, and the Bull Pups are here to give one last review, as well as discuss the Patreon-only "Dead Man's Hand"
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It’s a great way to start every Monday morning. I enjoy Brad’s take on the most important person in the Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Paul Thomas Miller is hilarious and his view of animals in the Canon shouldn’t be missed.
Sherlock Holmes gets all the credit. This podcast finally gives Dr Watson the credit he deserves
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This show centers on Sherlock Holmes-inspired storytelling, fan culture, and long-running serials that reinterpret canonical figures. Episodes mix recap, production anecdotes, and spirited debate about character dynamics, pacing, and crossover potential across films, books, and audio dramas. Notable strengths include a lively, opinionated panel, playful meta-commentary on fandom and merchandising, and a willingness to explore modern twists on classic characters while inviting listener engagement through events and community discussion.
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