Sherlock Holmes is the most portrayed, parodied, adapted, and extended detective in the history of the genre. In this episode (part 2 of 2), Afoot panelists discuss more of their favorite Holmes' depictions and extensions. This time: Failed TV pilots that use Holmes or Holmes-like characters, the movie Young Sherlock Holmes, House, M.D., Robert Downey, Jr's portrayal in movies, the movie of The Seven-Percent Solution, and the Mary Russell series by Laurie R. King.

Sherlock adaptations

Glenn Fleishman with David J. Loehr, Monty Ashley and Shannon Sudderth

Young Sherlock Holmes (Glenn) Monty's quick picks:

• Slylock Fox
• Flashman and the Tiger 

House, M.D. (Monty) 

• The Case of the Two Watsons by Kate Beaton

• Mentions in other mystery novels: Dorothy Sayers' Peter Whimsy, Agatha Christie, Star Trek's Data Robert Downey, Jr. movies (Shannon) 
• Set Decoration for the Robert Downey Jr. Sherlock Holmes (particularly the first shot, "Holmes & Watson's Quarters," with the fireplace) 

David's quick picks: 

• Tom Baker's Hound of the Baskervilles 
• "Talons of Weng Shia-Ang," Doctor Who 
• Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country 
• Alan Rickman as Holmes in a stage play (1976) 

The Seven-Percent Solution (David) 

More picks 

• The Final Solution by Michael Chabon (David)
• "Study in Emerald" by Neil Gaiman (Glenn)