Inspector Bradstreet and The Mayor discuss Whodunnit???
Today we have some brand new photos from the upcoming MMM Episode "Murder Most Horace" - the 3rd of the 2nd series, currently scheduled for an August release date.
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Today we have a brand new entry into the TV section of The Howard Ostrom Holmes and Watson Collection. Early TV featured an hour-long parody, "Sherlock Holmes in the Mystery of the Sen Sen Murder", on the 5 April 1949 episode of NBC's "Texaco Star Theatre". The satire featured Milton Berle and Victor Moore as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, and a guest appearance by Basil Rathbone as Rathbone of Scotland Yard. 
Today we add a little historic European flavour to The Howard Ostrom Collection Stage Section. Enric Gimenez, was the first actor in Spain to play Sherlock Holmes. He starred in an adaptation of Gillette's "Sherlock Holmes" play at the Teatro Principal, Barcelona (Opened April 22, 1908) He was followed by Josep Santpere , who played Jeph-Roch Holms in "The Detective Jeph-Roch Homs", a parody of Gillette's play at Teatro Principal, Barcelona (Opened April 1, 1909) Salvador Bonavia was the playwright for both plays. 
As those who have seen The Diogenes Documentaries: The Dark Side of The Coin will know, we used a shortened version of T.S Elliots Macavity poem within it. However, a full version of the reading and a video was also made. So, today we have said video — The full length version of T.S Elliots Moriarty inspired poem, as read by Kelsey Williams. 
The Howard Ostrom Collection gains another new addition with the inclusion of Andrew Gower.
Andrew Gower (1989 - ), has appeared twice as Sherlock Holmes in two episodes of Canada's present day hit TV series "Murdoch Mysteries". The show stars Yannick Bisson as Police Detective William Murdoch. A strong argument could also be made that William Murdoch is a Sherlock Holmes clone, even though he is a detective for the Toronto Police, and Jonny Harris, as Constable George Crabtree, as Murdoch’s righthand man, is his Dr. Watson. The two episodes from 2013 were "The Return of Sherlock Holmes" and "A Study in Sherlock". For more autographed photos of Holmes and Watson actors, be sure to check out the rest of The Howard Ostrom Collection here.  Today we have a very interesting new Sherlock Holmes in the Howard Ostrom Autograph Collection TV Section. Alfred Muller (1926 - 2010) starred as Hans Holms in Germany's 1992 "Ein geheimnisvolles Geschenk" (Sherlock Holmes and The Seven Dwarfs). Hans Holmes, a retired detective chief and grandfather, while visiting the grandchildren, finds on the couch in the living room the Seven Dwarfs. The Dwarfs fervently beg Holmes to retrieve the kidnapped Snow White. From that moment on, the house is the starting point for excursions into the turbulent detective tale kingdom. An old armchair, a parting gift from Holmes colleagues, serves as a sort of lock into the land of the Brothers Grimm. The sober analyst and facts man Holmes must investigate who kidnapped the Snow White, but the last few pages have been torn out of the book of fairy tales. The series had eight episodes. 1 A Mysterious Gift 2 The Black Cab 3 A Royal Guest 4 Labyrinth of Death 5 The Hostel of Evil 6 The Stolen Treasures 7 The Lost Archivist 8 The Secret of The Tower Room
If you think you would be interested, and live or have reason to pass through London or Surrey, then by all means get in touch to discuss with me.  "I say, Watson, this is a most serious case — the window is broken on both sides." Today we have a brand new entry in the Howard Ostrom Collection TV Section, just like that! Comedian Tommy Cooper (1921 - 1984) played Sherlock Holmes in a sketch in the TV show "It's Tommy Cooper", Season 1, Episode 6 (14 Mar. 1970). 
Today we have a brand new entry into the "Howard Ostrom Holmes and Watson Collection- Television Section."
Roger Ostime (1931 - ) & Hubert Rees (1928 - 2009) played Holmes & Watson in BBC's 1983 eight episode series "The Baker Street Boys". Roger Ostime played Sherlock Holmes in just four of the eight episodes. He was referred to many times, yet given to very brief appearances in just four of the eight episodes (never showing his face, sometimes he seen in silhouette, sometimes just the merest hint of his costume). Hubert Rees was Doctor Watson in five of the eight episodes.
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"No Place Like Holmes" was founded by Ross K Foad in 2009 and hosts a multitude of video goodness for Sherlock Holmes fans in the form of its episodic Web Drama Comedy Series NPLH. Archives
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