In a totally new investigation, podcast host Talon King and master of disguise Shecky Spielberg infiltrate the Holmes in the Heartland conference in St. Louis, Missouri, with Dr. Janet Peters and Mrs. Horace "Thingy" Thimbleberger running tech support in a van parked outside the event. You'll wish Samuel L. Jackson had been in this episode when a special guest from the conference itself slithers into the van before they can get away.

For some reason these "experts" don't connect this footage to "The Speckled Band," because they fall so heavily for the "diamond tooth" bait like the fools they are. We agents of Moriarty spend a lot of time altering that Watson footage and don't appreciate when we can't even have decent investigators to challenge us. They probably aren't even going to read this description that we hacked into their podcast account to write. Ugh. Evil geniusing isn't even fun anymore in this era of stupid. HI EVERYBODY, I'M TODD! DAD LET ME WRITE HERE TOO! MORRYARTY RULES!

Sherlock Holmes Is Real loans its feed to the Sherlock Holmes Podcast Club this week for commentary on Tom Baker's various path-crossings with Sherlock Holmes. Part of the deal was allowing Talon King to do the theme song for their podcast, so you still get that much of the usual show, for better or worse.

The REAL Sherlock Holmes is Real crew is back to discuss "The Case of the Unlucky Gambler" as seen on the YouTubes as a TV show instead of being truly credited as Watson's documentary footage of his time with Sherlock Holmes. And Sergeant Wilkins is back, and smarter than ever!

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Join the Sherlock Holmes Is Real panel of experts as they dissect the most mental-health-centered footage from Watson's late 1800s documentaries, re-edited by Moriarty's remnants of a gang to look like a 1950's TV show. Who is the real neurotic detective? And are Sedgely and Sedately signs of a parallel world infringing upon our own? So many questions! So few answers!

Before heading out to St. Patrick's Day parades and other festivities if you have watched TV's new "Young Sherlock," best listen to SHIR's crack team of conspiracy wranglers to see if you might have been programmed for Irish boxing by the latest incursion into film by Moriarty's minions. IT COULD BE TOO LATE ALREADY. Is this just another review of yet another Sherlock Holmes based television show, or the most important podcast you'll listen to this week? You be the judge. (Verdicts not final, nor leading to appropriate sentencing.)

King, Thimbleburger, and Spielberg explore what went on with Watson's documentary footage of Sherlock Holmes investigating a Scottish ghost. Are gloves on the ground evidence that ghosts are near? Did Sherlock Holmes have a. technique that Velma Dinkley should have used? And are there ghosts in political offices? All this and more from another close examination of the Watson footage we find on the YouTubes!

Our usual team of experts goes live and on-camera for a session recorded at the annual Dangling Prussian night of the Montage Street Incorrigibles. Moriarty interference, text messages, and phone calls from New York City all give us troubles, and at the 40 minute and 52 minute marks you can hear where breaking news about Baker Street Irregulars take us off our usual course as we analyze Watson's documentary footage of a royal murder in the Balkans.

In a Moriartian mix-up, this is actually episode five for 2025, delayed until after episode six. In this bit of Watsonian footage we see how child care can turn Watson's fatherly instincts into becoming a virtual punching machine to save his charge.