[ SECRET POST #2721 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2721 ⌋

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Comments

[tweedisgood]

I *don't* think there is a perfect Holmes adaptation, actually: I'm not sure where you got that idea, as I've never said it. Granada and BBC Radio (Merrison/Williams; Sachs doesn't do it for me) come closest IMO; not the same as perfect. Adaptations from one medium to another are always going to lose something. They are always going to gain something too (certain adaptations excepted, again my opinion).

[dreemyweird]

Yes, sorry, you're right. I shouldn't have worded it like this. It's more your view that the BBC and the Granada adaptations come really close to the canon as contrasted with the view some other people hold that no adaptation comes close to it. As you pointed out, saying that any adaptation of anything is "perfect" is unrealistic, anyway, so I subconsciously used the word "perfect" to mean "as good as an adaptation can be".