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.

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.

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

The Sign of the Four - Chapters 11-12

Host Caleb Martin refines his narration skills in the only way he can think to: by reading to you lovely, lovely people. And what better way to start than by reading the entire canon of Sherlock Holmes?

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The Sign of the Four - Chapters 11-12

The Sign of the Four - Chapters 11-12