Occam's Razor states that the simplest explanation is often the correct one. Holmes's Razor, then, wholeheartedly disagrees.

Watson's Razor sucks at shaving one side of his face.

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Another day, another mysterious person vanishing mysteriously, leading lead mystery-demystifier Sherlock Holmes to lead us through another mystery.

Music by lumehill, Art by ZAS

Red-Heads of the world, unite! Together, we shall, eh, copy the Encyclopedia Brittanica? Hang on, something isn't right here...

In the event of a woman, it is Holmesian policy to use the definite article THE woman, never A woman.

Let's hear about the single(!) appearance of one of the most well-known characters from the Sherlock Holmes canon, Irene Adler.

The Sign of the Four is now, well, in the books. Join Ana and myself as we talk about it for approximately thee minutes, before delving into, let's call them "more involved topics." For those of you listening for pure escapism, you might want to skip this discussion. We get into topics such as racism, both in the nineteenth century and today, as well as mental illness and how it informs literature.

Our culprit is apprehended, the treasure (seemingly) recovered, only two questions remain: who is Jonathan Small, and why is he so determined to get this got-dang treasure? Let's find out in the conclusion of The Sign of the Four!

Content Warning: This episode, as with the previous episode, contains incredibly dated racial terminology that may be considered offensive throughout.

Sherlock Holmes closes in on his suspects - but will they slip away once again?

CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains outdated and likely offensive racial descriptors throughout.

In which we very nearly meet Bartholomew Sholto, were it not for the unfortunate happenstance of his being murdered! But by whom, and why?

Wait, actually, we find out both of those answers petty quick.

Fresh off the case of Jefferson Hope, we once again join Sherlock Holmes and a soon-to-be-lovestricken Dr. John Watson as they take on a new and even more intriguing case!

CONTENT WARNING: The very beginning of this episode features a depiction of drug use.

In our first discussion episode, Ana and I give our takes on our very first introduction to classic Sherlock Holmes.