In this episode, we delve into the intriguing world of classic radio dramas, exploring the impact of the British series "The Avengers" on international audiences, particularly in South Africa, where television was not yet a household staple. We also revisit the timeless adventures of Sherlock Holmes, as portrayed by Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, with a thrilling tale involving a cryptic message in the agony column of the Times newspaper. Holmes and Watson, along with a French detective, Monsieur Le Villard, unravel a mystery that leads them to a sinister plot involving impersonation and attempted murder.

Listeners are treated to a captivating narrative that highlights Holmes' deductive prowess and Watson's loyal companionship. The episode also introduces Gregory Hood, a new character who will take over storytelling duties in future episodes, promising more thrilling adventures and mysteries to solve. With a blend of classic detective work and engaging storytelling, this episode is a must-listen for fans of mystery and intrigue.

(00:34) The Avengers in South Africa

(01:20) Sherlock Holmes and the Petri Family

(03:00) Doctor Watson's Afternoon Stroll

(03:26) The French Detective Francois LaVilla

(04:06) A Visit to Baker Street

(06:01) The Agony Column Mystery

(09:14) Help from the Agony Column

(11:00) The Elms and the Revolver Shots

(14:05) Meeting Mister Quilter

(17:00) The Disappearance of Mister Quilter

(19:45) The Gardener's Clue

(21:47) The Pistol Match Challenge

(24:20) The Real Mister Quilter Revealed

(26:40) Gregory Hood's Introduction

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