[ SECRET POST #2503 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2503 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[intrigueing]

Because the original stories > everything else and always will ;) Or alternatively, it just hasn't happened yet!

That being said...I think the Bert Coules radio dramatization of A Study in Scarlet might have this scene in it? I only managed to listen to part of it, and that scene wasn't the part I heard, but judging from what I did hear, it seems a good bet that they would have adapted that scene. Not quite the same as seeing it, but still. Anyone who has heard it wanna elaborate?

[tweedisgood]

Just checking. Thanks for an excuse to listen to their STUD again - haven't done so in a while. BRB.

BBC Radio version report

[tweedisgood]

In the first case (Sergeant of Marines) Holmes is busy reading a letter and treats Watson's amazement as a distraction (sounds genuine, not a play).

In the second scene you mention, Holmes takes the compliment apparently in his stride, being too busy continuing to explain the mystery, before saying he want to go to a concert. Merrison!Holmes is a bit of a show-off but gives the impression of being more interested in the facts than himself.