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Raffles, Gentleman Thief book review: A dapper anti-Sherlock Holmes

Hard on the publication of Sherlock Holmes, there came another book of crime stories, with a shrewd, fearless protagonist, a master of disguise, and his less clever sidekick. The Raffles stories by EW Hornung, Conan Doyle’s brother-in-law — now published in a new selection — differed fundamentally from the original,…

Evening Standard

Seven Dials: Netflix series turns Agatha Christie’s country-house mystery into a study of empire and war

It is 1925 and the scene is Chimneys. It’s the English stately pile of the Caterham family, but the penurious Lady Caterham (Helena Bonham Carter), has been forced to rent it to the industrial magnate Sir Oswald Coote (Mark Lewis Jones).

The Conversation

Miriam Margolyes ‘utterly bereft’ after death of actor friend Marian Diamond

Diamond also appeared in ‘The Avengers’ and ‘Sherlock Holmes’ TV shows

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Before Stranger Things' ConformityGate, Fans Of Another Show Pushed The Same Conspiracy Theory

Time is a flat circle.

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First look at Millie Bobby Brown in Enola Holmes 3 as Netflix reveals 2026 films

It comes after fans saw the 21-year-old bid farewell to her character Eleven from the hit sci-fi show Stranger Things earlier this month.

Evening Standard

Mad Men’s Jared Harris Recalls Why He ‘Fell Off The Chair Laughing’ When He Learned About His Character’s Death And The Sacrifice He Made To Keep It A Surprise

You're still missed, Lane Pryce.

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Ahead Of Watson’s Fall Finale ‘Personal Crisis,’ The Showrunner Addressed The ‘Understandable’ Fan Theory About John And Sherlock

The game is afoot!

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Guy Ritchie continues quest to be the streaming king – this time on Amazon Prime Video

Guy Ritchie is heading back to one of his classic franchises for a new TV series on Prime Video

Silent Sherlock: Three Classic Cases review – on the hunt with Holmes in restored 1920s mysteries

From stealing a photo for the King of Bohemia to battling the Napoleon of crime on a clifftop, Holmes is witty and watchable in these early Conan Doyle-approved dramas

The Guardian - UK

Ms Holmes and Ms Watson – Apt 2B review: mysterious case of the joke-cracking Sherlock

This riff on Arthur Conan Doyle’s detective stories has flashes of promise but its comedy and purpose never land

The Guardian - UK

LEGO's Harry Potter Book Nook Is Making Me Want One For So Many Other Books And Series

I'm going to need more shelf space...

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Gary Lineker to take over Southbank Centre for The Rest is Fest podcast event

Goalhanger are hitting the Southbank Centre next year to give Londoners a chance to see live versions of their hit podcasts

Evening Standard

Arthur Conan Doyle explored men’s mental health through his Sherlock Holmes stories

Arthur Conan Doyle was not just one of the world’s best crime fiction writers. He was a progressive wordsmith who brought light to controversial and taboo subjects. One of those taboo subjects was male vulnerability and mental health problems – a topic of personal significance to the author.

The Conversation

Watson Is Facing An Impossible Decision About Sherlock, But I’m More Intrigued By The Latest Croft Twins Lore Dump

More than one game is afoot now.

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Sherlock Holmes and the 12 Days of Christmas review – Lloyd Webber and Rice reunite for festive felonies

Humphrey Ker and David Reed’s witty thriller blends Victorian sleuthing, meta gags and new songs by the great musical-theatre duo

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TV Spy — Stranger Things, Hawkeye, and all the US dramas you can watch on UK services: November 22-28

There are loads of great US dramas you can watch in the UK this week.

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Watson Puts Himself On The Line For A Patient In Exclusive Clip, And It Fits With Morris Chestnut's Comments About Doing ‘Two Shows In One’

The stakes are sky-high for John this week.

The Conversation

The rise of the autistic detective – why neurodivergent minds are at the heart of modern mysteries

There never seems to be a shortage of good crime shows on TV, and network television is teeming with detectives who think – and act – differently.

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After Watson Sneakily Debunked A Fan Theory, I’m Flashing Back To Robert Carlyle’s Comments About Whether Sherlock Is Being 'Honest' With John

Sherlock came back to do more than just cook for John.

3 Netflix mysteries to watch before Knives Out 3 releases this month

These will tide you over (we hope)

The Guardian - UK

The Beast in Me to Caroline Flack: Search for the Truth – the seven best shows to stream this week

Claire Danes is nervily brilliant in a disturbing psychological thriller, and Caroline Flack’s mother Christine fights to clear her daughter’s name

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Watson's Ritchie Coster Shares The Storyline That He 'Resisted' For Season 2, But He's 'Loving' It Ahead Of Shinwell's Big Episode

Prepare for Shinwell to step into the spotlight!

The Conversation

Benedict Cumberbatch, John Grisham and Ursula K. Le Guin’s fantasy maps: what to watch, read and see this week

The more I see Benedict Cumberbatch on screen the more I marvel at his talent as an actor. Recently I have watched him in Eric on Netflix, as an unravelling Sesame Street-style puppeteer looking for his abducted son; in old re-runs of smartypants Sherlock Holmes on the BBC; and as…

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Did Watson’s Latest Episode (And F-Bomb) Suggest Something Is Seriously Wrong Since Sherlock’s Return? I Have Thoughts After One Star’s Comments

The plot f***ing thickens on CBS.

Inverse

15 Years Later, The Biggest Mystery Show Of The Century Is Still Wildly Misunderstood

In 2010, 'Sherlock' was a triumph. And, it always will be. Here's why.

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