Today was the deadline for the John H. Watson Society's annual month-long Treasure Hunt trivia quiz, and a certain podcast host waited until the final day to even start it when he should have been working on the podcast. The result? You get to listen to someone working on a trivia quiz while podcasting. (And the regulars, Paul, Madeline, and Sandy, who aren't distracted by the quiz.)

All sorts of news about the John H. Watson Society, Watson puts on a panama, one Watson will we never get to see, Clark Russell might sink another ship, poetry, and a somewhat dramatic reading from a Saturday performance. This one's . . . well, better than a lot of them!

Bull pups Buck, Maddie, Roxy, Beacon, and Calder bark up a . . . wait, you do remember that members of the John H. Watson Society are called bull pups, right? Anyway, rats, a vocal Watson, a classic CR storm, a Final poem, and books!

Watson's doppelganger, the last of Doctor Who's Watsons, the anti-Watson's opera hat, a brandy verse, and then Clark Russell takes us down a pretty criminal sea lane.

In our longest episode in a very long time, we are joined by bull pups Roxie and Beacon for poetry and shopping. Regular pups Maddy and Buck hit their usual high notes. And special guest Tim Johnson joins in for a look at this past Saturday's online symposium of Sherlockian goodness. All that plus Clark Russell, an unpublished Watson that might surprise, and more! Join us, won't you?

It's a very special episode of the Watsonian Weekly, at least it thinks it is. But who gets to define "special" anyway? Watson puts on an very surprising cap, bull pup Maddie has a very surprising hope for a Watson, and . . . well, it's a special episode.

Well, no July meeting content from the Watsonians, but we finally finish that book by Watson's favorite writer. Also a potential Watson and what happens when animals date above their weight.

We moust-ache you to bear with what the host thinks should go on a weekly podcast about John H. Watson. It's that kind of week!

Short episode this week, but we manage to talk about monkeys, St. Bernards, the desire for a Star Wars actor to become a Watson, and Clark Russell still gets mentioned. You know, the author, Clark Russell? Watson's favorite?

Watson puts on a deerstalker, has a mind palace of a certain "cheese," and needs to get to Australia so quickly that it takes about twelve people to discuss it.