/r/Holmes
A subreddit for the discussion of anything relating to Sherlock Holmes.
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A subreddit for the discussion of anything relating to Sherlock Holmes.
Please tag all spoilers like this: [spoiler](#s "spoiler goes here")
Related:
Sherlock For discussion on the TV show Sherlock. (Feel free to discuss the show here, but /r/Sherlock is for the show exclusively.)
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Kind of a niche question, but I was wondering if anyone had pictures/a photocopy of the back cover of the July 1924 edition of the Strand magazine (it should be a full page Lux fabric dye ad). I've been scouring online and although there are twice yearly collections of the publications available, they unfortunately do not include the back cover. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
~Once a year I go searching for a Holmes radio drama I listened to in the early 00s, I think it was downloaded it via Limewire. Unfortunately the only defining characteristic for me is that Watson's voice was uncharacteristically smooth/soft/deep, and distinctly *sad*.
Very much unlike every other version I've tracked down. Can anyone help ID'ing this?
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This is this year's.
https://capemaymac.org/experience/special-events/sherlock-holmes-weekend/
It looks cool.
Does anybody know the quote or the story it’s from where Sherlock and Moriarity square off and something to the effect of “I know what your going to say” “and I have thought of everything you could say” “then there is nothing to say” is said? I really want to re quote it well. Thanks for your help