The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

1984
4.8
62 reviews
TV-PG
Rating
Eligible
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The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes episodes (13)

1 A Scandal in Bohemia
4/24/84
Season-only
A mysterious masked gentleman, who reveals himself as the King of Bohemia, asks Holmes and Watson to recover an incriminating photograph.
2 The Dancing Man
5/1/84
Season-only
Holmes tries to crack the code of what appears to be harmless-looking chalk drawings of matchstick men.
3 The Naval Treaty
5/8/84
Season-only
Dr. Watson´s old school chum asks Holmes for help when he loses a copy of a secret treaty between England and Italy.
4 The Solitary Cyclist
5/15/84
Season-only
A young music teacher asks Holmes to find out why she´s being followed by a man on a bicycle.
5 The Crooked Man
5/22/84
Season-only
Servants for Colonel James Barclay hear arguing and then blood-curdling screams before finding their employer dead.
6 The Speckled Band
5/29/84
Season-only
Helen Stoner becomes concerned when she hears a mysterious whistle--a sound her sister complained about right before her death.
7 The Blue Carbuncle
6/5/84
Season-only
A precious stone with a sinister history is stolen from a hotel room.
8 The Copper Beeches
8/25/85
Season-only
Holmes is faced with one of the most sinister puzzles of his career when a young girl is ordered to cut off her hair before she´ll be hired as a governess.
9 The Greek Interpreter
9/1/85
Season-only
Holmes´ brother Mycroft (Charles Gray) encourages an investigation when a Greek interpreter receives a mysterious demand.
10 The Norwood Builder
9/8/85
Season-only
A man is found dead shortly after changing his will to leave everything to a virtual stranger.
11 The Resident Patient
9/15/85
Season-only
A rich hypochondriac sets up a doctor in a fashionable practice, moves in, and then acts frightened when a father and son disappear after a consultation.
12 The Red-Headed League
9/22/85
Season-only
A strange "league" places a mysterious advertisement in the paper, promising good wages to all red-headed men.
13 The Final Problem
9/29/85
Season-only
Holmes is asked to investigate when the Mona Lisa is stolen from the Louvre in Paris. The investigation takes a new twist when Holmes does battle with the fiendish Professor Moriarty.

About this show

Packed with mystery and suspense, this tremendously popular Granada Television series remains true to the original Sir Arthur Conan Doyle stories. Jeremy Brett stars as Sherlock Holmes; David Burke as Dr. Watson.

Ratings and reviews

4.8
62 reviews
John Dickson
April 10, 2020
prime has this and all of the other series but not on google why not there is a large fan base in England and over seas that would love to watch on google and purchase these excellent pieces of the golden age of period drama's if this is added it will get a five star and i will be sharing the link around in celebration
Douglas Detweiler
November 28, 2016
True to the actual stories in many ways, these videos are terrific. Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes is far and away the best, but one could reasonably argue that he wasn't exactly true to the character; regardless, the character he brings to life is amusing and intriguing. There are some techniques to some of the videos which are a bit odd, but these are forgivable because the adaptation of the stories is really very good. My favorite is the Red Headed League followed by the Final Problem. The others are pretty good, too. This is the best of the 4 collections of Brett as Holmes.
Jason Paisley
September 22, 2015
It's almost as if the stories came to life on a screen. The most loyal to the original stories this series features the master actor Jeremy Brett who seems to channel Sherlock Holmes' every nuances perfectly like it's second nature and David Burke does a perfect John Watson. Several fine actors make guest appearances such as Charles Grey (Rocky Horror Picture Show, Diamonds Are Forever), Joss Ackland (Lethal Weapon 2, Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey), Fiona Shaw (Harry Potter films) and Jeremy Kemp (War & Remembrance) to name a few. The direction is excellent and the production so very detailed in fact some of the drawings from The Strand were used for set design. The series garnered two sequel series and several TV movies until Brett's untimely demise. This series is a must for any Sherlockian and picking your favorite episode will be like picking your favorite child. Watch them all.