The Watsonian Weekly

The John H. Watson Society bull pups are back to discuss the eighth episode of CBS's Watson, "A Variant of Unknown History." Does Sherlock Holmes have a son? We're ready to spoil all sorts of things about the episode!

Some talk on the finale of Sherlock & Co.'s Norwood Builder finale and not much more, as we had to keep it short. Enjoy!

Back from Dayton with not enough reporting on the conference thanks to a forgotten laptop and a quick deadline, but Watson's new pal Gwen is up for some fun with Sherlock (or at least we find it fun) and dark rumours are swirling about Watson's literary agent in 1891.

With CBS's Watson's sixth episode, we might just have hit the best one so far -- with the exception of a couple classic Sherlock Holmes characters whose mention makes one of the pups mad. It's full of spoilers, but if you enjoy Watson and are caught up on episodes, come, enjoy the enjoyment!

Police Commissioner Dame Gwendolyn Lestrade has finally come to Sherlock & Co. and Watson better straighten up. Moriarty's agents are infiltrating the John H. Watson Society. And who's playing soccer against mere children? Say it ain't so!

Glowing chests, blood pockets, and . . . corgis? Well, maybe that last bit shouldn't be this week, but it's time to talk CBS Watson again!

Was it daylight savings time that cut this episode's length back? You might think so, after listening to this, but it actually wasn't. The bull pups chat about part one of Norwood Builder on Sherlock & Co., and that's about it.

What can we say about an episode of CBS Watson without all the Sherlockian references? Actually pretty good! (With a few Pennsylvania disclaimers!) The fourth episode was out this week and we're talking about it!

Special guest bull pups Johanna Draper-Carlson and Naching Kassa are back again this week as we cut to the chase and devote almost a whole hour just the the conclusion of Sherlock & Co.'s Wisteria Lodge adaptation and an ominous development for John, Sherlock, and Marianna.

We double the number of bullpups commenting on the third episode of CBS's Watson where stand-up comedy gives way to Moriarty-induced halllucinations. Spoilers galore, of course!