When I discovered these two as Holmes and Watson I was transported. An intelligent Watson and a truly manic Holmes. I couldn't wait for each new set to reach the stores. I know there are some out there who think the Clive Merrison is only copying Jeremy Brett's style but I disagree. Brett's Holmes was impatient and profound well I find Merrison's far visceral and emotional. As for Michael Williams as Watson, well is it enough to say he was my template?
Larry
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For me this is the most perfect dramatisation of the stories. Clive Merrison & Michael Williams are playing real people not characters weighed down by gimmicks & decades of reinterpretation. Merrison is so perfect that when I read the books I hear his voice, likewise Williams who was able to breath life into Watson that no-one else had been able to.
Bert Coules did an amazing job adapting Conan Doyle’s stories. He never takes liberties or tries your patience. Sometimes he comes up with things that are better than the original. In one story Watson sees off a soon to be dead client on a story night. As he shuts the door a gust of wind howls up the stairs symbolising the tragedy to come. I was truly amazed to find out that this wasn’t a Doyle original.
Really impressive is the sound production. There’s a few occasions when Watson walks to the window to at something in the street below. Listening you can tell from that he’s crossed the room, is by the window etc
As Larry Albert so succinctly states "When I discovered these two as Holmes and Watson I was transported. An intelligent Watson and a truly manic Holmes. I couldn't wait for each new set to reach the stores."
These two epitomize the characters of Holmes and Watson as far as radio goes. I am very happy that my father got me interested in these dramatizations when I was younger. I feel that anyone who has been exposed to these shows is exceedingly fortunate. Begrudgingly, I have to admit now that I was also secretly thankful, that he dragged me along to his Bootmaker Club meetings when I was a girl.
Thank you for these and all of the wonderful Holmesian things that surface here!
Regards
David Knight > Gyongi FeketeJuly 8, 2010 at 2:54pm
Hello - first post.
As a long time fan of Holmes and Watson, my personal view is that the Merrison/Williams combination is the absolute pinnacle of the numerous versions of Sherlock. That isn't to take away from a whole load of other actors or productions, but the BBC's beautiful productions, the exceptional performances from all involved, and the fact that they successfully dramatised every ACD Holmes story; I just don't think that the Merrison/Williams (not to mention Bert Coules) version has ever been bettered, on either radio, tv or big screen.
I've got a pretty nice Sherlock collection all in all (books, CDs, records, DVDs, games and general memorabilia), and the complete boxset of the BBC audios is unquestionably one of my favourite things!
T H E B B C P R E S E N T S : S H E R L O C K H O L M E S
----- ----- --------------- - --------------- -----------
Bert Coules Produced Shows
Rees/Crawford Version
Merrison/Williams Full Canon
Merrison/Sachs Version
1988 - 2004
First Show: 27 May, 1988 Last Show: 15 Jun, 2004
Number Shows: 61 45-minute Audition Show: none
4 2-hour in 2 parts
Series Description:
On 20 October, 1930, Sherlock Holmes made his first appearence on
radio. This first show aired in the US on NBC and starred William
Gillette as the great detective. After that first show, many actors
have played the part of Holmes and Watson and many shows dramatizing
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories and novels have been
offered to the radio audience. However, it wasn't until 1998 that
the complete canon of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes
stories and novels were dramatized by a single production company.
In 1987, Bert Coules, a freelance writer for radio drama, approached
the BBC with the idea of producing a new version of "The Hound of
the Baskervilles" for radio. On Friday, May 27, 1988, the first half
of this show aired on Radio 4 from 3:00 to 4:00 PM. Roger Rees
played Holmes and Crawford Logan played Watson. The second half
aired a week later on June 3. It was a success with the press and
the listening audience. Two more novels were to follow, "A Study in
Scarlet" and "The Sign of the Four", but Mr. Rees was unavailable.
It was decided to go with a new cast and Clive Merrison became Holmes
and Michael Williams became Watson. These two stories were presented
in November and December of 1989. Again, both were successful and,
once again, a plan was put forth to produce more shows, this time, a
series of six of the short stories. The BBC rejected this, instead
suggesting the entire canon be dramatized.
At the end of 1990 and into early 1991, the 12 stories anthologized
in "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" aired. These were followed by
11 tales from "The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes" in 1992, 13 tales from
"The Return Of Sherlock Holmes" in 1993, the 8 stories from "Sherlock
Holmes: His Last Bow" in early 1994, 6 stories from "The Casebook of
Sherlock Holmes" in late 1994 followed by another 6 stories from the
same anthology in 1995, finishing all 56 short stories. The
remaining two novels, "The Valley of Fear" and "The Hound of the
Baskervilles" aired in 1997 and 1998, respectively.
These shows appeal to fans of both Sherlock Holmes and dramatic
radio. Merrison and Williams made an excellent Holmes and Watson.
The canon is followed closely. The excellent sound effects transport
you back to Sherlock Holmes' time. The acting convinces you it's
real. Overall, the production values are excellent.
After the conclusion of the canon, the BBC again commissioned Bert
Coules to continue producing Sherlock Holmes adventures. In a
similar fashion to the Sherlock Holmes shows produced in the United
States in the 1930's and 1940's, these cases would be drawn from
references to cases Doyle made throughout his written works. Five
shows were produced, airing early in 2002 on the BBC's Radio 4, under
the banner "The Furthur Adventures of Sherlock Holmes".
Initially, the shows were planned to star the original Merrison and
Williams team. Due to Williams' untimely death, Andrew Sachs was
selected to play Dr. John H. Watson.
If you weren't lucky enough to catch these shows on the air, the BBC
has made all Merrison/Williams shows available on cassette. To date,
only the first four Merrison/Sachs shows are available. They are
sold as 2-tape sets, either containing four of the short stories or
one complete novel.
In the US, they are marketed by Bantam Doubleday Audiobooks and are
sold in bookstores. So far, Bantam Doubleday has released all four
of the novels but only 44 of the short stories. Those missing are
all stories from "His Last Bow", the last four stories from "The
Casebook of Sherlock Holmes" and all of the Merrison/Sachs shows. It
is not known when, or if, they will release the remainder of the
shows (write them!).
Log Comments:
This list is possible thanks to Bill Boucher, who provided a full
listing of dates and titles and to Bert Coules, writer for the shows,
who maintains an Internet site dedicated to these shows. Visit it
at: http://www.bertcoules.co.uk/sh-home.htm
I've included a "BBC ISBN" field, containing the number associated
with the BBC's sets. Bantam Doubleday's ISBN's are different than the
BBC's.
Chronological Log:
Date Day Ep# Title BBC ISBN
------ --- --- ----------------------------------- -------------
THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES
Roger Rees as Holmes,
Crawford Logan as Watson.
1988 Novel adaptation in 2 parts
27 May Fri 1 title not known
03 Jun Fri 2 title not known
A STUDY IN SCARLET
Clive Merrison as Holmes,
Michael Williams as Watson.
1989 Novel adaptation in 2 parts
05 Nov Sun 1 "Revenge" 0-563-55765-6
12 Nov Sun 2 "The Country of the Saints" 0-563-55765-6
THE SIGN OF THE FOUR
Stars Merrison and Williams
1989 Novel adaptation in 2 parts
10 Dec Sun 1 "Timbertoe" 0-563-55738-9
17 Dec Sun 2 "The Great Agra Treasure" 0-563-55738-9
THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1990 Series 1
07 Nov Wed 1 "A Scandal in Bohemia" 0-563-40906-1
14 Nov Wed 2 "The Redheaded League" 0-563-40906-1
21 Nov Wed 3 "A Case of Identity" 0-563-40906-1
28 Nov Wed 4 "The Boscambe Valley Mystery" 0-563-40906-1
05 Dec Wed 5 "The Five Orange Pips" 0-563-40907-X
12 Dec Wed 6 "The Man with the Twisted Lip" 0-563-40907-X
THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1991 Series 2
02 Jan Wed 1 "The Blue Carbuncle" 0-563-40907-X
09 Jan Wed 2 "The Speckled Band" 0-563-40907-X
16 Jan Wed 3 "The Engineer's Thumb" 0-563-40908-8
23 Jan Wed 4 "The Noble Bachelor" 0-563-40908-8
30 Jan Wed 5 "The Beryl Coronet" 0-563-40908-8
06 Feb Wed 6 "The Copper Beeches" 0-563-40908-8
THE MEMOIRS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1992 Series 1
08 Jan Wed 1 "Silver Blaze" 0-563-40635-6
15 Jan Wed 2 "The Yellow Face" 0-563-40635-6
22 Jan Wed 3 "The Stockbroker's Clerk" 0-563-40635-6
29 Jan Wed 4 "The 'Gloria Scott'" 0-563-40635-6
05 Feb Wed 5 "The Musgrave Ritual" 0-563-36583-8
12 Feb Wed 6 "The Reigate Squires" 0-563-36583-8
THE MEMOIRS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1992 Series 2
07 Oct Wed 1 "The Crooked Man" 0-563-36583-8
14 Oct Wed 2 "The Resident Patient" 0-563-36583-8
21 Oct Wed 3 "The Greek Interpreter" 0-563-36584-6
28 Oct Wed 4 "The Navel Treaty" 0-563-36584-6
04 Nov Wed 5 "The Final Problem" 0-563-36584-6
THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1993 Series 1
24 Feb Wed 1 "The Empty House" 0-563-40177-X
03 Mar Wed 2 "The Norwood Builder" 0-563-40177-X
10 Mar Wed 3 "The Dancing Men" 0-563-40177-X
17 Mar Wed 4 "The Solitary Cyclist" 0-563-40177-X
24 Mar Wed 5 "The Priory School" 0-563-40178-8
31 Mar Wed 6 "Black Peter" 0-563-40178-8
07 Apr Wed 7 "Charles Augustus Milverton" 0-563-40178-8
THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1993 Series 2
08 Sep Wed 1 "The Six Napoleons" 0-563-40178-8
15 Sep Wed 2 "The Three Students" 0-563-40180-X
22 Sep Wed 3 "The Golden Pince-Nez" 0-563-40180-X
29 Sep Wed 4 "The Missing Three-Quarter" 0-563-40180-X
06 Oct Wed 5 "The Abbey Grange" 0-563-40180-X
13 Oct Wed 6 "The Second Stain" 0-563-36584-6
SHERLOCK HOLMES: HIS LAST BOW
1994 Stars Merrison and Williams
05 Jan Wed 1 "Wisteria Lodge" 0-563-39479-X
12 Jan Wed 2 "The Cardboard Box" 0-563-39479-X
19 Jan Wed 3 "The Red Circle" 0-563-39479-X
26 Jan Wed 4 "The Bruce-Partington Plans" 0-563-39479-X
02 Feb Wed 5 "The Dying Detective" 0-563-40296-2
09 Feb Wed 6 "The Disappearance of Lady Frances 0-563-40296-2
Carfax"
16 Feb Wed 7 "The Devil's Foot" 0-563-40296-2
23 Feb Wed 8 "His Last Bow" 0-563-40296-2
THE CASE-BOOK OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1994 Series 1
21 Sep Wed 1 "The Illustrious Client" 0-563-39083-2
28 Sep Wed 2 "The Blanched Soldier" 0-563-39083-2
05 Oct Wed 3 "The Mazarin Stone" 0-563-39083-2
12 Oct Wed 4 "The Three Gables" 0-563-39083-2
19 Oct Wed 5 "The Sussex Vampire" 0-563-39088-3
26 Oct Wed 6 "The Three Garridebs" 0-563-39088-3
THE CASE-BOOK OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1995 Series 2
22 Feb Wed 1 "The Problem of Thor Bridge" 0-563-39088-3
01 Mar Wed 2 "The Creeping Man" 0-563-39088-3
08 Mar Wed 3 "The Lion's Mane" 0-563-39093-X
15 Mar Wed 4 "The Veiled Lodger" 0-563-39093-X
22 Mar Wed 5 "Shoscombe Old Place" 0-563-39093-X
29 Mar Wed 6 "The Retired Colourman" 0-563-39093-X
THE VALLEY OF FEAR
Stars Merrison and Williams
1997 Novel adaptation in 2 parts
23 Mar Sun 1 "The Scowrers" 0-563-38159-0
30 Mar Sun 2 "The Tragedy of Birlstone" 0-563-38159-0
THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1998 Novel adaptation in 2 parts
28 Jun Sun 1 "The Powers of Evil" 0-563-55733-8
05 Jul Sun 2 "Death on the Moor" 0-563-55733-8
THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK
HOLMES
Clive Merrison as Holmes,
Andrew Sachs as Watson.
2002 Series 1
30 Jan Wed 1 "The Madness of Colonel Warburton" 0-563-55872-6
06 Frb Wed 2 "The Star Of The Adelphi" 0-563-55872-6
13 Feb Wed 3 "The Peculiar Prosecution Of Mr. 0-563-55872-6
John Vincent Harden"
20 Feb Wed 4 "The Singular Inheritance Of Miss 0-563-55872-6
Gloria Wilson"
27 Feb Wed 5 "The Saviour Of Cripplegate Square"
THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK
HOLMES
Clive Merrison as Holmes,
Andrew Sachs as Watson.
2004 Series 2
18 May Tue 1 "The Abergavenny Murder" 0-563-53038-3
25 May Tue 2 "The Shameful Betrayal of Miss 0-563-53038-3
Emily Smith"
01 Jun Tue 3 "The Tragedy of Hanbury Street" 0-563-53038-3
08 Jun Tue 4 "The Case Ot The Determined Client" 0-563-53038-3
15 Jun Tue 5 "The Striking Success Of Miss not available
Franny Blossum"
Reader Feedback:
* Ian Beard provided information for Series 2 of The Further
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
Last Update: Sep 14, 2004
This log informational only and does not imply that I have these
shows for trade or sale. The shows are still protected under
copyright law and should be obtained only from authorized dealers.
The log may be freely reproduced and published on a no-profit basis.
Please send error corrections or additional information to Frank M.
Passage, 109 Elmwood Road, Verona, NJ 07044 (email: wb2ntp@arrl.net).
A STUDY IN SCARLET
Clive Merrison as Holmes,
Michael Williams as Watson.
1989 Novel adaptation in 2 parts
05 Nov Sun 1 "Revenge" 0-563-55765-6
12 Nov Sun 2 "The Country of the Saints" 0-563-55765-6
Replies
For me this is the most perfect dramatisation of the stories. Clive Merrison & Michael Williams are playing real people not characters weighed down by gimmicks & decades of reinterpretation. Merrison is so perfect that when I read the books I hear his voice, likewise Williams who was able to breath life into Watson that no-one else had been able to.
Bert Coules did an amazing job adapting Conan Doyle’s stories. He never takes liberties or tries your patience. Sometimes he comes up with things that are better than the original. In one story Watson sees off a soon to be dead client on a story night. As he shuts the door a gust of wind howls up the stairs symbolising the tragedy to come. I was truly amazed to find out that this wasn’t a Doyle original.
Really impressive is the sound production. There’s a few occasions when Watson walks to the window to at something in the street below. Listening you can tell from that he’s crossed the room, is by the window etc
thank you
--- Inga
These two epitomize the characters of Holmes and Watson as far as radio goes. I am very happy that my father got me interested in these dramatizations when I was younger. I feel that anyone who has been exposed to these shows is exceedingly fortunate. Begrudgingly, I have to admit now that I was also secretly thankful, that he dragged me along to his Bootmaker Club meetings when I was a girl.
Thank you for these and all of the wonderful Holmesian things that surface here!
Regards
As a long time fan of Holmes and Watson, my personal view is that the Merrison/Williams combination is the absolute pinnacle of the numerous versions of Sherlock. That isn't to take away from a whole load of other actors or productions, but the BBC's beautiful productions, the exceptional performances from all involved, and the fact that they successfully dramatised every ACD Holmes story; I just don't think that the Merrison/Williams (not to mention Bert Coules) version has ever been bettered, on either radio, tv or big screen.
I've got a pretty nice Sherlock collection all in all (books, CDs, records, DVDs, games and general memorabilia), and the complete boxset of the BBC audios is unquestionably one of my favourite things!
Just my view
Thanks
----- ----- --------------- - --------------- -----------
Bert Coules Produced Shows
Rees/Crawford Version
Merrison/Williams Full Canon
Merrison/Sachs Version
1988 - 2004
First Show: 27 May, 1988 Last Show: 15 Jun, 2004
Number Shows: 61 45-minute Audition Show: none
4 2-hour in 2 parts
Series Description:
On 20 October, 1930, Sherlock Holmes made his first appearence on
radio. This first show aired in the US on NBC and starred William
Gillette as the great detective. After that first show, many actors
have played the part of Holmes and Watson and many shows dramatizing
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories and novels have been
offered to the radio audience. However, it wasn't until 1998 that
the complete canon of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes
stories and novels were dramatized by a single production company.
In 1987, Bert Coules, a freelance writer for radio drama, approached
the BBC with the idea of producing a new version of "The Hound of
the Baskervilles" for radio. On Friday, May 27, 1988, the first half
of this show aired on Radio 4 from 3:00 to 4:00 PM. Roger Rees
played Holmes and Crawford Logan played Watson. The second half
aired a week later on June 3. It was a success with the press and
the listening audience. Two more novels were to follow, "A Study in
Scarlet" and "The Sign of the Four", but Mr. Rees was unavailable.
It was decided to go with a new cast and Clive Merrison became Holmes
and Michael Williams became Watson. These two stories were presented
in November and December of 1989. Again, both were successful and,
once again, a plan was put forth to produce more shows, this time, a
series of six of the short stories. The BBC rejected this, instead
suggesting the entire canon be dramatized.
At the end of 1990 and into early 1991, the 12 stories anthologized
in "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" aired. These were followed by
11 tales from "The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes" in 1992, 13 tales from
"The Return Of Sherlock Holmes" in 1993, the 8 stories from "Sherlock
Holmes: His Last Bow" in early 1994, 6 stories from "The Casebook of
Sherlock Holmes" in late 1994 followed by another 6 stories from the
same anthology in 1995, finishing all 56 short stories. The
remaining two novels, "The Valley of Fear" and "The Hound of the
Baskervilles" aired in 1997 and 1998, respectively.
These shows appeal to fans of both Sherlock Holmes and dramatic
radio. Merrison and Williams made an excellent Holmes and Watson.
The canon is followed closely. The excellent sound effects transport
you back to Sherlock Holmes' time. The acting convinces you it's
real. Overall, the production values are excellent.
After the conclusion of the canon, the BBC again commissioned Bert
Coules to continue producing Sherlock Holmes adventures. In a
similar fashion to the Sherlock Holmes shows produced in the United
States in the 1930's and 1940's, these cases would be drawn from
references to cases Doyle made throughout his written works. Five
shows were produced, airing early in 2002 on the BBC's Radio 4, under
the banner "The Furthur Adventures of Sherlock Holmes".
Initially, the shows were planned to star the original Merrison and
Williams team. Due to Williams' untimely death, Andrew Sachs was
selected to play Dr. John H. Watson.
If you weren't lucky enough to catch these shows on the air, the BBC
has made all Merrison/Williams shows available on cassette. To date,
only the first four Merrison/Sachs shows are available. They are
sold as 2-tape sets, either containing four of the short stories or
one complete novel.
In the US, they are marketed by Bantam Doubleday Audiobooks and are
sold in bookstores. So far, Bantam Doubleday has released all four
of the novels but only 44 of the short stories. Those missing are
all stories from "His Last Bow", the last four stories from "The
Casebook of Sherlock Holmes" and all of the Merrison/Sachs shows. It
is not known when, or if, they will release the remainder of the
shows (write them!).
Log Comments:
This list is possible thanks to Bill Boucher, who provided a full
listing of dates and titles and to Bert Coules, writer for the shows,
who maintains an Internet site dedicated to these shows. Visit it
at: http://www.bertcoules.co.uk/sh-home.htm
I've included a "BBC ISBN" field, containing the number associated
with the BBC's sets. Bantam Doubleday's ISBN's are different than the
BBC's.
Chronological Log:
Date Day Ep# Title BBC ISBN
------ --- --- ----------------------------------- -------------
THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES
Roger Rees as Holmes,
Crawford Logan as Watson.
1988 Novel adaptation in 2 parts
27 May Fri 1 title not known
03 Jun Fri 2 title not known
A STUDY IN SCARLET
Clive Merrison as Holmes,
Michael Williams as Watson.
1989 Novel adaptation in 2 parts
05 Nov Sun 1 "Revenge" 0-563-55765-6
12 Nov Sun 2 "The Country of the Saints" 0-563-55765-6
THE SIGN OF THE FOUR
Stars Merrison and Williams
1989 Novel adaptation in 2 parts
10 Dec Sun 1 "Timbertoe" 0-563-55738-9
17 Dec Sun 2 "The Great Agra Treasure" 0-563-55738-9
THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1990 Series 1
07 Nov Wed 1 "A Scandal in Bohemia" 0-563-40906-1
14 Nov Wed 2 "The Redheaded League" 0-563-40906-1
21 Nov Wed 3 "A Case of Identity" 0-563-40906-1
28 Nov Wed 4 "The Boscambe Valley Mystery" 0-563-40906-1
05 Dec Wed 5 "The Five Orange Pips" 0-563-40907-X
12 Dec Wed 6 "The Man with the Twisted Lip" 0-563-40907-X
THE ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1991 Series 2
02 Jan Wed 1 "The Blue Carbuncle" 0-563-40907-X
09 Jan Wed 2 "The Speckled Band" 0-563-40907-X
16 Jan Wed 3 "The Engineer's Thumb" 0-563-40908-8
23 Jan Wed 4 "The Noble Bachelor" 0-563-40908-8
30 Jan Wed 5 "The Beryl Coronet" 0-563-40908-8
06 Feb Wed 6 "The Copper Beeches" 0-563-40908-8
THE MEMOIRS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1992 Series 1
08 Jan Wed 1 "Silver Blaze" 0-563-40635-6
15 Jan Wed 2 "The Yellow Face" 0-563-40635-6
22 Jan Wed 3 "The Stockbroker's Clerk" 0-563-40635-6
29 Jan Wed 4 "The 'Gloria Scott'" 0-563-40635-6
05 Feb Wed 5 "The Musgrave Ritual" 0-563-36583-8
12 Feb Wed 6 "The Reigate Squires" 0-563-36583-8
THE MEMOIRS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1992 Series 2
07 Oct Wed 1 "The Crooked Man" 0-563-36583-8
14 Oct Wed 2 "The Resident Patient" 0-563-36583-8
21 Oct Wed 3 "The Greek Interpreter" 0-563-36584-6
28 Oct Wed 4 "The Navel Treaty" 0-563-36584-6
04 Nov Wed 5 "The Final Problem" 0-563-36584-6
THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1993 Series 1
24 Feb Wed 1 "The Empty House" 0-563-40177-X
03 Mar Wed 2 "The Norwood Builder" 0-563-40177-X
10 Mar Wed 3 "The Dancing Men" 0-563-40177-X
17 Mar Wed 4 "The Solitary Cyclist" 0-563-40177-X
24 Mar Wed 5 "The Priory School" 0-563-40178-8
31 Mar Wed 6 "Black Peter" 0-563-40178-8
07 Apr Wed 7 "Charles Augustus Milverton" 0-563-40178-8
THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1993 Series 2
08 Sep Wed 1 "The Six Napoleons" 0-563-40178-8
15 Sep Wed 2 "The Three Students" 0-563-40180-X
22 Sep Wed 3 "The Golden Pince-Nez" 0-563-40180-X
29 Sep Wed 4 "The Missing Three-Quarter" 0-563-40180-X
06 Oct Wed 5 "The Abbey Grange" 0-563-40180-X
13 Oct Wed 6 "The Second Stain" 0-563-36584-6
SHERLOCK HOLMES: HIS LAST BOW
1994 Stars Merrison and Williams
05 Jan Wed 1 "Wisteria Lodge" 0-563-39479-X
12 Jan Wed 2 "The Cardboard Box" 0-563-39479-X
19 Jan Wed 3 "The Red Circle" 0-563-39479-X
26 Jan Wed 4 "The Bruce-Partington Plans" 0-563-39479-X
02 Feb Wed 5 "The Dying Detective" 0-563-40296-2
09 Feb Wed 6 "The Disappearance of Lady Frances 0-563-40296-2
Carfax"
16 Feb Wed 7 "The Devil's Foot" 0-563-40296-2
23 Feb Wed 8 "His Last Bow" 0-563-40296-2
THE CASE-BOOK OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1994 Series 1
21 Sep Wed 1 "The Illustrious Client" 0-563-39083-2
28 Sep Wed 2 "The Blanched Soldier" 0-563-39083-2
05 Oct Wed 3 "The Mazarin Stone" 0-563-39083-2
12 Oct Wed 4 "The Three Gables" 0-563-39083-2
19 Oct Wed 5 "The Sussex Vampire" 0-563-39088-3
26 Oct Wed 6 "The Three Garridebs" 0-563-39088-3
THE CASE-BOOK OF SHERLOCK HOLMES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1995 Series 2
22 Feb Wed 1 "The Problem of Thor Bridge" 0-563-39088-3
01 Mar Wed 2 "The Creeping Man" 0-563-39088-3
08 Mar Wed 3 "The Lion's Mane" 0-563-39093-X
15 Mar Wed 4 "The Veiled Lodger" 0-563-39093-X
22 Mar Wed 5 "Shoscombe Old Place" 0-563-39093-X
29 Mar Wed 6 "The Retired Colourman" 0-563-39093-X
THE VALLEY OF FEAR
Stars Merrison and Williams
1997 Novel adaptation in 2 parts
23 Mar Sun 1 "The Scowrers" 0-563-38159-0
30 Mar Sun 2 "The Tragedy of Birlstone" 0-563-38159-0
THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES
Stars Merrison and Williams
1998 Novel adaptation in 2 parts
28 Jun Sun 1 "The Powers of Evil" 0-563-55733-8
05 Jul Sun 2 "Death on the Moor" 0-563-55733-8
THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK
HOLMES
Clive Merrison as Holmes,
Andrew Sachs as Watson.
2002 Series 1
30 Jan Wed 1 "The Madness of Colonel Warburton" 0-563-55872-6
06 Frb Wed 2 "The Star Of The Adelphi" 0-563-55872-6
13 Feb Wed 3 "The Peculiar Prosecution Of Mr. 0-563-55872-6
John Vincent Harden"
20 Feb Wed 4 "The Singular Inheritance Of Miss 0-563-55872-6
Gloria Wilson"
27 Feb Wed 5 "The Saviour Of Cripplegate Square"
THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK
HOLMES
Clive Merrison as Holmes,
Andrew Sachs as Watson.
2004 Series 2
18 May Tue 1 "The Abergavenny Murder" 0-563-53038-3
25 May Tue 2 "The Shameful Betrayal of Miss 0-563-53038-3
Emily Smith"
01 Jun Tue 3 "The Tragedy of Hanbury Street" 0-563-53038-3
08 Jun Tue 4 "The Case Ot The Determined Client" 0-563-53038-3
15 Jun Tue 5 "The Striking Success Of Miss not available
Franny Blossum"
Reader Feedback:
* Ian Beard provided information for Series 2 of The Further
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
Last Update: Sep 14, 2004
This log informational only and does not imply that I have these
shows for trade or sale. The shows are still protected under
copyright law and should be obtained only from authorized dealers.
The log may be freely reproduced and published on a no-profit basis.
Please send error corrections or additional information to Frank M.
Passage, 109 Elmwood Road, Verona, NJ 07044 (email: wb2ntp@arrl.net).
A Tribute To Michael Williams 01.04.19.mp3
shmw 921104 The Final Problem (stereo).mp3
Clive Merrison as Holmes,
Michael Williams as Watson.
1989 Novel adaptation in 2 parts
05 Nov Sun 1 "Revenge" 0-563-55765-6
12 Nov Sun 2 "The Country of the Saints" 0-563-55765-6
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A Study In Scarlet, 1.mp3
A Study In Scarlet, 2.mp3
SherlockHolmesTheValleyofFear1MerrisonWilliams.mp3
SherlockHolmesTheValleyofFear2MerrisonWilliams.mp3
Sherlock - M&W 98-06-28 (63) Hound Of The Baskervilles - Part 1 And...
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