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They were very easy to miss in Baldur‘s Gate - on the edge of a map way down south which you didn’t even need for the main quest iirc (it’s been a couple decades). Was a brief encounter too so he didn’t really miss out.

Familiar with, yes. Fan, admittedly not really. I do recognize the importance of its influence on Sci-Fi, though. Anyway, handing this over to @Carol the Dabbler who is the woman to ask about Sci-Fi classics.

Nah, it needs to be out in the net for embedding to work. Used VBS‘s own pic at imgur, same as she did, only I added that .jpeg so the forum knew what to do.

eta: seems to work for me, so I went ahead and edited the cute doggo in

Exactly. Strange New World made a point to somewhat return to the "one story per evening" format of old, instead of the more common "you're gonna binge watch it anyway, aren't you" multi-episode stories more common nowadays.

Is Strange New Worlds ever the show for you then, Carol And afaik, Season 3 is busy being polished right now and very much a given, thankfully:

Only thing I could find was audio: https://www.radiotimes.com/audio/hugh-bonneville-sherlock-holmes-series-bbc-sounds-newsupdate/

Hello Irynne and welcome! Your favourite detective's abilities are certainly appreciated round here as well.

Fwiw, Alibi is a TV channel, but as such it's British only: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alibi_(TV_channel) . You might want to check https://www.justwatch.com/ next year or so to see where the series ended up internationally. As for the streaming services chaos, I'd suggest, er, alternative sources for watching (we have Netflix and Disney+ and refuse to pay for a third service, thank you very much) but if your internet isn't well suited for streaming then this won't work for you either, I'm afraid.

Life would be boring without obsessions, wouldn’t it? Welcome Sophie, make yourself right at home and don’t hesitate to reopen old threads, that we haven’t done so for years doesn’t mean we’re not happy to dive into a fresh new round of „Mary - redeemed or reviled?“

As promised, from the beginning of The Adventure of the Veiled Lodger:

Elsewhere; I'll find some examples once I find the time. I remember for instance, at the beginning of one of the short stories, that he mentioned, as a warning to all interested parties, that if the meddling didn't stop the story with [a couple of specific items] would go to the presses.

Watson mentioned, at times, that he didn't react well to pressure and that continuing to pester him would lead to the opposite effect, namely him publishing details. Maybe the king didn't get the hint.

Maybe the five people who still get those mails didn't fall for the first one because they spelled out the "paid plans" bit, so they tried to be more subtle, for a rather generous definition of subtle.

Hi Dahonk (do you speak German btw?) and welcome to the forum! Afaik (some of our members better versed in canon if false please correct me if I'm wrong) his name is never mentioned.

Both, actually. Sometimes it's a hooded cloak, sometimes just a cap, occasionally some kind of headscarf. (google "Rotkäppchen" and you'll see for yourself). Maybe it did start out as a hooded cloak and then morphed, just like the word did.