Sherlock Holmes Is Real

Talon King has discovered an 1980s TV show that copies Watson's documentary footage and his crack team of analysts gets to work to decipher what that all means, as a guy named Sheldon something hired actors to duplicate Watson's original footage that Moriarty's folk made up to look like a 1950s TV show. Confused? Not as confused as you will be, as theories about Harry Houdini, British boxes, and more spring forth like candy from a pinata.

Looking for incisive commentary on Doctor Watson's documentary footage? You might want to skip this week, as it's the annual office Halloween party for the Sherlock Holmes is Real crew. Trick or treaters, a ghost story, and an actual ghost, irritated into speaking by wrong movie trivia.

Micro-fiction fanfic readings anyone? If you're not into a variety of near-crossovers, that's okay, the show quickly devolves into casting Muppets as Sherlock Holmes characters.

The Sherlock Holmes Is Real podcast panel of experts answers listener emails for the first time ever. Will it be the last? A guest appearance by Pickle Jimmy Evans makes the episode complete. 

Talon King has learned about a TV show called "Elementary" and brings the usual panel of experts in  to analyze the show's first episode, while minions of Moriarty mysterious coverse in the background in several suspicious moments in the audio. What's going on? As usual, nobody ever knows on this podcast!

Our panel of experts confronts their biggest challenge yet -- bits of Watson's documentary footage that seem to have been doctored with AI by Moriarty's people in their efforts to make it look like fifties television. Can they crack it, or are they just cracked? Listen in and find out!

Sherlock Holmes Is Real again shares its feed to the Sherlock Holmes Podcast Club as they bid against each other to create Sherlock Holmes film festivals. 

In a totally new investigation, podcast host Talon King and master of disguise Shecky Spielberg infiltrate the Holmes in the Heartland conference in St. Louis, Missouri, with Dr. Janet Peters and Mrs. Horace "Thingy" Thimbleberger running tech support in a van parked outside the event. You'll wish Samuel L. Jackson had been in this episode when a special guest from the conference itself slithers into the van before they can get away.

For some reason these "experts" don't connect this footage to "The Speckled Band," because they fall so heavily for the "diamond tooth" bait like the fools they are. We agents of Moriarty spend a lot of time altering that Watson footage and don't appreciate when we can't even have decent investigators to challenge us. They probably aren't even going to read this description that we hacked into their podcast account to write. Ugh. Evil geniusing isn't even fun anymore in this era of stupid.  HI EVERYBODY, I'M TODD! DAD LET ME WRITE HERE TOO! MORRYARTY RULES!

Sherlock Holmes Is Real loans its feed to the Sherlock Holmes Podcast Club this week for commentary on Tom Baker's various path-crossings with Sherlock Holmes. Part of the deal was allowing Talon King to do the theme song for their podcast, so you still get that much of the usual show, for better or worse.