A man is thrown from a train, submarine plans have gone missing, and Mycroft Holmes has come to Baker Street. You know what that means, Irregulars! It's time for another The Naval Treaty!

The Bruce Partington Plans was first broadcast on ITV, 27 April 1988, and is based on the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story of the same name.

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There is a thick fog in London, the kind that invites crime and abjures explanation. From out of this fog comes a baffled man bringing The Great Detective his favorite gift - a Weird Crime. Follow Holmes on an adventure with ghostly children, knives in the dark, and deeply unacceptable attitudes towards police ethics to uncover the mystery of Wisteria Lodge.

Wisteria Lodge was first broadcast on ITV, 20 April 1988, and is based on the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story of the same name.

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A man is dead but more importantly a horse is missing. Holmes and Watson hoof it across the countryside in a race to find a murderer and, still more importantly, the horse. Cannot stress how much they mostly just look for the horse.

"Silver Blaze" was first broadcast on ITV, 13 April 1988, and is based on the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story of the same name.

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Sherlock's not feeling well, but there's nothing to perk up The Greatest Detective like a grisly murder at a remote manor! But as the bodies pile up, how far will Holmes go to uncover the truth and bring a bit of order to this secretive part of the world? Find out in The Devil's Foot.

"The Devil's Foot" was first broadcast on ITV, 6 April 1988, and is based on the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story of the same name.

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The newly 16 year old Enola Holmes takes to the streets of London to find her mysteriously missing mother. Along the way she'll have to dodge her famous brothers, assassins, and a real Timothy Chalamet type with the stupidest name. Will Enola find her mother or will she find something even more elusive...herself?

Enola Holmes was first broadcast on Netflix and is based on The Case of the Missing Marquess first published February 16, 2006.

Sherlock goes back to school, across the moors both ways, looking for, in no particular order, a missing boy, a missing bicycle, a missing German Master, and a missing fatherly affection. Which does he find and return to its rightful place, and which is left to the vultures? Find out as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson attend The Priory School.

"The Priory School" was first broadcast on ITV, 16 July 1986, and is based on the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story of the same name.

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Holmes and Watson try to get an Idée fixe on the culprit behind a series of bust smashings. The only thing that links these plaster casts is the fact they are all of the Emperor Napoleon! With Lestrade following his own leads (and a lot of unsubtitled yelling in Italian) can Holmes and Watson find the truth? Or is there more than the truth hidden in The Six Napoleons?

"The Six Napoleons" was first broadcast on ITV, on 20 August 1986, and is based off the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story of the same name.

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A routine rescue to an opium den winds up with Watson following Holmes on a truly bizarre adventure full of twists and turns into the highest and lowest corners of society. A man has gone missing, presumed murdered by one of three problematic stereotypes, and to find him, Holmes will have to go on a psychedelic journey in The Man with the Twisted Lip. We are joined by Maia of Knackered Robots and Jesse of Alphabet Flight!

"The Man with the Twisted Lip" was first broadcast on ITV, on 13 August 1986, and is based off the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story of the same name.

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Holmes and Watson retreat to a quiet country manor so Holmes can recuperate from a vague illness, take drugs, and clown on landed gentry. But when the far smarter butler goes missing an ancient catechism holds the only clues. Megan Knoll returns to The Study in time to help crack The Musgrave Ritual!

"The Musgrave Ritual" was first broadcast on ITV, on 30 July 1986, and is based off the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story of the same name.

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In one of the strongest episodes yet, Sherlock Holmes plays chicken with none less than the Prime Minister of Great Britain, over nothing less than World War I! A mysterious woman, a missing letter, a murder that surely cannot be a coincidence, all this and more are pulled together by...The Second Stain.

"The Second Stain" was first broadcast on ITV, on 13 August 1986, and is based off the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story of the same name.

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