Sherlock Holmes — The Return of Sherlock Holmes
The series continues under the name "The Return of Sherlock Holmes" for the next two years. Otherwise, it's the same series as "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes". The main differences are that the stories come from Doyle's second collection of short stories titled,"The Return of Sherlock Holmes". Edward Hardwicke replaces David Burke as Dr. John Watson.
Three years have passed since the fateful fall into the Reichenbach, and Watson now navigates a murder investigation independently. Yet, a curious figure observes the proceedings in the Coroner's court, absorbing every detail. Holmes has re…
A murder has occurred, and Mr. Holmes is summoned to the case. Lady Brackenstall claims to have witnessed a gang of men kill her husband, the domineering Sir Eustace; however, upon his arrival, the matter appears to be concluded. Yet, Holme…
The Prime Minister summoned Sherlock Holmes, imploring him to assist in recovering a compromised diplomatic missive. Its potential publication threatened to plunge England into war.
Within a forgotten family archive lies a document of uncertain provenance, detailing a cryptic ritual. Its secrets may unlock the location of a long-lost treasure, provided Sherlock Holmes can unravel the enigma it presents.
Neville St Clair was a man of unwavering routine and impeccable respectability, employed within the bustling heart of the City of London. One afternoon, his wife ventured into town for luncheon and was confronted by a sight that stole her b…
A summons arrives for Sherlock Holmes from the Duke of Holdernesse; his son, Lord Arthur Saltire, has been abducted from the Priory School. Holmes soon discerns a link between this fresh disappearance and a long-forgotten enigma, further co…
A series of assaults targeting effigies of Napoleon Bonaparte had captured Sherlock Holmes’ attention. The latest of these incidents had culminated in a fatal act of violence, prompting Holmes to launch his own inquiry. Inspector Lestrade, …
