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My favorite part of Hound is when Henry says "It's Henrin' Time" and Hens all over the place.

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Welcome back to Sherlock Says: Winter of the Wolf! On this week's episode, our doggone hosts Ansel and Rachael are joined by local actor and filmmaker Zach Sain. Together, they're running in dogged pursuit of the best adaptations of Hound of the Baskervilles and have sniffed out an Indian adaptation from 1951, Jighansa. It's so exciting to explore the narrative through the lens of another culture! Plus, it's a Bengali production and there's some really cool big scary animals in Bengal, so I can only imagine what their hound looks like!

......... what do you mean they didn't put a dog in it???

Check out Zach's stuff! Instagram and the Z-Fest Film Festival!

Content Warning: Some chewing sounds in the post-outro bit

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This week on Sherlock Says, your hosts Rachael and Ansel are joined by... oops, there was a scheduling misadventure and they're joined by nobody! So it's up to your fearless hosts to conquer the first Hound adaptation - the 1914 silent German film Der Hund von Baskerville - on their own! Much like Holmes is in this movie because Watson just doesn't come to the moor for some reason. Weird.

NOTE: There's a buzzing noise throughout this one, apologies if that reduces your enjoyment of the episode!

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After a longer-than-intended winter break (the plague, etc.) your favorite hosts Rachael and Ansel are back for another Hound adaptation on this week's Sherlock Says! And it's time for special guest Jenna Papke of the Phoenix Theater to join our hosts in apologizing to Basil Rathbone because it turns out, when he wasn't burned absolutely out on cranking out these adaptations like he was last time we watched one, he's a really good Holmes!

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The Phoenix Theater:  https://m.facebook.com/PhoenixMinneapolis/
Dealing with Dragons: https://www.simpletix.com/e/dealing-with-dragons-tickets-191597?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2E6spGaFhVV5DRcg_t1Fw1itpjUzk-rei9lQMrGpl4DyCQggsuncEIh6M_aem_HdlvkQH_L-Hb4QPJwEpJYg

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NOTICE: We will be taking some time off for the holidays, so the next episode will be on Jan 21st.

Hold on to your furculae everyone, because we're going to nostalgia town! This week on Sherlock Says, your hosts Rachael and Ansel are joined by returning guest Rowan Toppin to watch the 1995 Wishbone episode about Hound of the Baskervilles! It may be a somewhat thematically incoherent mashup of Hound and a story about being framed for crimes, but man that's a cute talking dog they have there!

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Lawrence of Arabia? More like..... uh.... Bore-ance..... of...... um...... A-lame-bia?

Never mind! On this week's Sherlock Says, your long-suffering hosts Rachael and Ansel are joined by special guest Rob Ward to watch 1983's Sherlock Holmes and the Baskerville Curse, an allegedly animated version of Hound that has so little going for it that even before cuts the raw audio for this episode was less than an hour long. It most notably stars Peter O'Toole (and by "stars" we mean "he's technically in it, at least in voice if not in spirit") as Sherlock Holmes, and has a kinda cool hound, sorta.

I wish this one best of luck on the bracket because it's going to need it.

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Welcome back to Winter of the Wolf, the Hound of the Baskervilles adaptation showdown tournament we made up and committed to! On this episode, Rachael and Ansel are joined by returning guest Brian Watson Jones to cover the 1983 Hound of the Baskervilles TV Film and pit it against the Hammer Horror 1959 version.

This version is purported to have the scariest version of the hound that was ever put to film! Does it live up to that hype? Listen to find out! (the answer is no)

Content warning (STRONG): Onscreen rape, sexual assault, and domestic abuse, violence both to and by animals

Check out Brian's podcast Ghost Wax!
Also check out his Rocky Horror show Transvestite Soup if you're a Twin Cities listener!

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 Qapla'! It's time for Sherlock Says! This week, your hosts Ansel and Rachael are joined by Minneapolis writer and composer Angela Fox to discuss the 1959 Hammer Horror adaptation of Hound of the Baskervilles starring Peter Goddamn Cushing and Christopher Goddamn Lee.

What are you still doing here? Why aren't you already watching it based on those names alone?

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Content warning: violence to and violence by animals, domestic abuse, satanic imagery

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The Winter of the Wolf is upon us here at Sherlock Says, and your hosts Rachael and Ansel are truly feeling the chill! In this double-Decker of an episode, your hosts finish reading the Hound of the Baskervilles and prepare to move on to its various and sundry adaptations. But First, Rachael has some intriguing conclusions to share about the end of this novel. Was Sherlock Holmes wrong? Is the villain actually beaten? Did Watson and Henry kiss???

All these questions and less in this episode!

Content warning: violence to animals, violence by animals, domestic violence

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Terror abounds on this episode of Sherlock Says as your hosts Ansel and Rachael continue to read The Hound of the Baskervilles and remember that Doyle wrote pretty well when he could be bothered to! From his eerie narration about late-night stakeouts to his overly-complementarily spooky description of the weirdest bird you've ever heard, these five chapters do a lot of the heavy lifting for the vibe of the novel. But don't just take my word for it, press play! Why are you still reading this anyway? This is a podcast! Go listen!

Content Warning: domestic abuse

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