How many times can one talk about Star Trek in a podcast about John H. Watson and never mention Giordi LaForge? A lot more than you would think! One of the worst reviews of an episode of Sherlock & Co. we've seen during an episode of the Watson podcast dedicated to people who are driving around Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico for Sherlockian fannish reasons. Come for the news bits, stay for the first ever Literary Agent's Ten Percent segment with a stardate!

How do you adapt "The Mazarin Stone" without adapting "The Mazarin Stone?" This week we found out! And isn't adapting old Sherlock Holmes stories "folly" anyway according to one Sherlock Holmes fan of note? This is the week to wonder such things!

Is there another star of Watson's own who besides Watson? Does changing the ending to "Abbey Grange" make it even more depressing? And what the heck was Watson's literary agent actually doing on his honeymoon? It's all here!

Watson is bringing us a new Sherlock, we have news of a third Watson brother, and modern day John hangs out with the elderly and loves it. Here we go again!

The episode starts with the bull pups reviewing the Sherlock & Co. start to their version of "Abbey Grange," but if you hang on until we pass the 35 minute mark, you can hear the John H. Watson Society discuss a story that appeared just before Sherlock's first tale in The Strand Magazine that seems it might be about Sherlock Holmes as well.

Somehow discussed the much enjoyed conclusion to Sherlock & Co.'s "Priory School," Mariana leads us into an international soda pop discussion. And who is Sherlock the AI's Watson according to a certain site? Scraping the news for that single Watson story.

Moriarty pops up a lot in this episode. Perhaps that's why it ends a little more abruptly than usual.

The bull pups run through part one of Sherlock & Co.'s Priory School adaptation looking for a certain brother, then the Literary Agent's Ten Per Cent pushes his novels. It is what it is, as always!

A very short episode discussing the Sherlock & Co last of "Blanched Soldier." And how do you spot a lectroid Watson? Asking for a friend.

Sherlock & Daughter Watson finally gets a mention, Robot Watson gets considered by a lively blog, and the Bull Pups & Co. review the first "Blanched Soldier" bit from Sherlock & Co., before Watson's cricket-playing literary agent gets his 10%.