 Today we have a deleted scene from the NPLH Episode "Dawn Of The Red" in which The Red Headed League discuss some of the aspects of Sherlock Holmes that do not add up. Though this clip appeared in the trailer it was cut from the actual episode itself.
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 Today we have the 3rd part to Howard Ostroms latest essay series "Silent Sherlock". The series examines the history of the silent Sherlock Holmes film's and the actors involved in the productions all across the globe. In this part we focus on the year 1910, which as you are going to find out, was a rather prominent year for the Silent Sherlock Era. 
 Today we have the second part to Howard Ostroms latest (and what will be largest) essay series "Silent Sherlock". The series examines the history of the silent Sherlock Holmes film's and the actors involved in the productions all across the globe. Part 2 includes such gems as the wonderfully titled "A Squeedunk Sherlock Holmes" and "The Triumph Of Sherlock Holmes.
 "You have a grand gift of silence, Watson," said he. "It makes you quite invaluable as a companion”. Wise words from Mr.Holmes to his good doctor friend, but words that many incarnations of Sherlock Holmes would have been unable to utter. Why? Because of the fact a rather large number of Sherlock Holmes actors were from the silent film era, relying on words on screen and frantic piano hall incidental music to help illustrate and explain the story line. But who were these Si-locks? What of the titles they appeared in? How did they come about? Thankfully Howard Ostrom, with his impeccable extensive Sherlock Holmes media related knowledge, wont be remaining silent on the topic in the first part of his latest essay series "Silent Sherlock".
 Today we have the first photos from the latest upcoming No Place Like Holmes Episode "Heat Of The Moment" the 3rd episode of the 4th series. The episode is currently scheduled for a late December release. To check out the gallery click here.  Today we have a deleted scene from the NPLH episode "Once Upon A Time" in which Gilbert Bramley remarks upon the notoriety of meeting someone so famous.  Today we have the 5th and final installment of Howard Ostrom's essay series "The Original Baker Street Babes". Taking a look at the actress's who have made history by appearing as the traditionally male Doctor and Detective duo or have contributed to the Holmes moving picture world in another significant manner. Our final part examines women depicted as Holmes in movie promotional posters, the world wide web revolution as well as drawing the series to its final conclusion.
 Today we have the penultimate installment of Howard Ostroms essay series "The Original Baker Street Babes" . The series examines actress's through out history that have played the role of Holmes/Watson or contributed in a significant manner to a production by another means. Part 4 takes us from the 1980's all the way to 2012 with the likes of Meredith Henderson (left) , Margaret Colin and more.
 Today brings the 3rd installment of Howard Ostroms Essay Series "The Original Baker Street Babes" . The series focuses on the history of female interpretations of the great detective and doctor duo . It also takes a look at the female film pioneers who significantly contributed to the Holmes media world in an off screen capacity over the years too.
 Today we continue with Howard Ostroms excellent essay series "The Original Baker Street Babes" which examines Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson actress's through the ages in a variety of medians. Part 2 includes the likes of Pearl White, Bessie Eyton, Zoe Rae and many more .
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About"No Place Like Holmes" was founded by Ross K Foad in 2009. It 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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