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Episode Three |
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The Misadventure of the Impossible Magician |
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Written by Vince Stadon |
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Spring 1895. At the Crowborough Theatre, in the heart of London’s West End, the curtain falls for the final time on Charles Ignatius, the so-called Impossible Magician. Has he been murdered? Is it all part of some grand theatrical illusion? As Mr Sherlock Holmes takes centre stage, and discovers that all is not merely smoke and mirrors, Dr Watson uncovers a sting in the tale.
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SHERLOCKIAN
TRIVIA & PERPLEXING PROBLEMS Major
References “The
Hound of the Baskervilles” Placement This
Misadventure takes place on December 24/25 1894.
In “the Canon”, this places it between “The Norwood
Builder” and “Wisteria Lodge”-- if agreement can be reached
as to where WIST is placed, which, frankly, is unlikely. Of
Singular Interest? *How
many wives did Watson have? *Why
were so many of Holmes’s young and attractive female clients
named “Violet”? *Why
was Holmes absent for most of “The Hound of the Baskervilles”? *How
do you pronounce “Lestrade”? If you have observed any capital mistakes about this episode, or, indeed, in the series, email the writer at stadonclan@hotmail.com and he’ll immediately head for the Reichenbach Falls to meet his doom. |
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Mr Sherlock Holmes |
Jeff Niles |
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Dr John Watson |
Elie Hirschman | ||
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Miss Alma Hawkins |
Lisanne Heyward | ||
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Charles Ignatius |
John Tadrzak | ||
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Inspector Tobias Gregson |
Wayne Heyward | ||
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Seth Hawkins |
Paeter Frandsen | ||
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Constable Cribb |
Victor Alpha | ||
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Newspaper Boy |
Kae Woo | ||
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Theme Music |
Alain Morin | ||
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Incidental Music |
Alain Morin | ||
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Additional Music |
First Com | ||
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Sound Design |
Dream Realm Enterprises | ||
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Executive Producer |
Jonithan Patrick Russell | ||
