The Valley of Fear, New Zealand, and household plumbing systems -- you never know what you'll find in any of them!  But we touch on each before we spend more time than the show we're reviewing lasts to discuss the second part of Sherlock & Co.'s "Retired Colourman." Arf arf!

It's our April Fool's Day episode, where you just never know what to believe and what not to believe -- oh, wait, that's every episode. It's Watson news, reviews, and random possibly connected bits, as always. Good luck!

I hope you have a good breakfast before you listen to this one. And we talk about a sadder end for Professor Presbury than getting gnawd on by a dog. It's a pretty long episode for just those two thing, I'd think, but give it a go!

We've got bull pups working out Watson's greatest characteristic, we've got bull pup Buck explaining Watson's final fate, we've got bull pups Starlight and Maddie going on about that Watson podcast in the middle of its Creeping. But we don't have is a long discussion on bonobo apes, just one of the big lot of audio that fell to the cutting room floor this week. But don't worry, you're still getting more Watson than you'll need for this week!

Once bull pup Buck brings up pizza, we just can't stop thinking about it, at least until Sherlock & Co. does its weekly distraction. Hope you have pizza in your future.

Bull pup Buck is back to help us celebrate the most important day of the Sherlockian year, and it's not Hug a Holmesian Day on March 11th! Also, we get a note from bull pup Louie that leads us into the next review by Bull Pups & Co. of the second Solitary Cyclist episode of Sherlock & Co. 

It's an extra long dose of Watson medicine this week, as bull pup Maddie interviews comics guru Joanna Draper Carlson, and then Bull Pups & Company takes John Watson to task for the revelations of his first part of the "Solitary Cyclist" investigation. Also, what was Watson's Literary Agent doing at the scene of the Jack the Ripper murders? And a little John H. Watson Society club business, just to round out the hour and ten minutes. Dive in, the podcasting is . . . well, maybe not fine, but fair! 

There's a new Sherlock Holmes fan community going on out there whom Watson has adopted as his own, and this week bull pup Evidently Harmless joins us with the details. There's a new TV show coming that basically puts Watson in a box with Schrodinger's cat for the time being. Why did Watson's literary agent meet a client of Sherlock Holmes in the really real world? And then we get down to talking about the second part of Sherlock & Co.'s "Gloria Scott." And talking. And talking. With a hearfelt moment about Star Wars episode 3, if you're really so into Star Wars that you'll listen to a whole Watson podcast just for that. Come on it, the Watson is fine!

Our evolution into just becoming a "Sherlock & Co." fan podcast continues, as we spend a whole half hour talking about a single podcast episode that doesn't last that long -- the first party of their "Gloria Scott" adaptation. Hope you're up for it, because we sure were.

It's another long commentary on Watson's podcast "Sherlock & Co." and its version of "Red-Headed League," but bull pup Buck still gets in some thought on Watson's Ford and Conan Doyle does something weird with A Study in Scarlet. Fill your ears!