The Watsonian Weekly

In an unusually short episode, not much happens.

We get to hear about "My Dear Watson," the modern dance adaptation by the Big Muddy Dance Company, bull pup Maddie sees what Derrick Belanger thinks about Watson, and some other things happen to still remind you that this isn't a podcast you should take seriously.

Wandering about the Watson landscape, we realize something about his bull pup, find out the truth about his relationship with Mrs. Hudson, touch on a scheme by his literary agent's son, and just mention the new editor of The Baker Street Journal, possibly just to get on his good side early. Another fifteen minutes, or thereabouts, will pass in your life while this podcast happens -- that's our guarantee!

This week we take a break from all of our usual fare and just let Beth Gallego and Madeline Quinones talk about their week in New York celebrating Sherlock Holmes's birthday. A second podcast could be made just from all the glee we had to cut out of this recording, but trust us, there's still plenty to be had!

Typical busy-weekend, shorter episode with a really poor fill-in for one of our regulars, a new suggestion for Watson's date of birth, his opinion on a country he may or may not have lived in, and boys who like Freeman. Pot luck podcasting, as ever!

Probably no news you haven't already heard and heard again this week, but always something you didn't expect to hear. Also, author Margaret Walsh chats with bull pup Maddy, and "Speed 2: Cruise Control" comes up for a reason you won't believe (and probably shouldn't!). It's Watson time!

For Blue Carnuncle eve, bull pup Calder gives a reading of "A Christmas Goose" by Mary O'Reilly. Gather your Watsonian family around the radio and enjoy!

Bull pup Maddie finds David McDowell Blue for her Watson questions this week, bull pup Buck answers a question about food, bull pup Roxie finds a pickle in the Canon, and who was that young footballer who . . . well, we just won't think such things of Mrs. Watson, no, sir! Compliments of the season, it's Watson time!

This week, we fulfull that part of our theme song about audio crime, as technical difficulties make the sound less than perfect in one segment, and a musical with only thirty minutes of rehearsal and a cast so limited the director sings most of the songs (and not well). One of our cast was actually performing to win a bet. But you still want to hear the part about Watson and babies, right? As Sherlock Holmes once said, "It is the season of forgiveness," and we hope our all listeners are as much like Sherlock Holmes as we know they certainly are. Compliments of the season!

If Watson could time travel, would he listen to this episode? It might not be his first choice, but eventually he might want to hear what Olivia Kirkendall thought about him. That, and no mention of Deshaun Watson at all, this week in Watsonian Weekly's fifteen minutes of pod!