CD1
The Tuttman Gallery (Double Length): In this special double length episode, Holmes and Watson seek to answer the question of how a man in a locked room is literally torn to pieces.

The Estonian Countess: The world of Dr. John H. Watson has been turned inside out. It's 1894 and Sherlock Holmes is dead at the Reichenbach Falls. What to do? Holmes' brother Mycroft has an answer, impersonate Sherlock and keep England from going to war with Russia.

CD2
The Adventure Of The Silver Siphon (Double Length): In this special double length episode, the Great Detective and his Boswell hasten to solve a series of bloody murders that seem to use a mixture of the techniques of Jack the Ripper and Count Dracula.

The Adventure Of The Missing Link: Holmes is never at his best with a sobbing woman, especially one who has come to him begging the Baker Street Deducer and Dr. Watson to prove that her husband didn't commit the murder he's just been arrest for.

CD3
The Mystery Of The Patient Fisherman: To confirm his sanity, a businessman begs Holmes and Watson to prove the ghost of his dead partner isn't haunting him, although he sees the specter several times...as does Watson

The Diary Of Anthony Moltaire: An old Army comrade of Watson's seeks Holmes' aid in ridding himself of a blackmailer, even if it means murder

The Bee And The Spider: Mycroft Holmes has learned of an assassination plot against the King of England. He's certain only his younger brother can prevent the crime but Sherlock Holmes has retired to Sussex to raise bees.

CD4
The Wizard Of Baker Street: Holmes takes a decidedly active interest in the production of a new play about himself. Much to Dr. Watson's confusion and dismay, he thinks the piece is dreadful. What could Holmes be thinking about?

The Living Weapon: A brazen murder on the very steps of 221 B Baker Street threatens to drive a wedge between Holmes and Watson.

School For Scoundrels: Holmes is engaged by an independently minded young woman to track down the man who swindled her father and broke her heart.

CD5
The Problem Of Pennington Flash: A murder has been committed and what are the clues? There's too much blood, a knife with paint on it and the fact that no one could have done it. A pretty puzzle for Sherlock Holmes.

The Mystery Of Lord Halworth's Kitchen: An advancement in the world of medical science thrusts Holmes and Watson into a tale of murder and greed

The Adventure Of The Great American: A kidnapped wife and an offer that an American newspaper publisher is certain Holmes won't refuse combine to present the Wizard of Baker Street a case worthy of his attention. Featuring Harry Bartell.

CD6
The Speaking Machine: Death prowls the midway as Holmes and Watson attend the carnival in hopes of exposing a charlatan

The Amateur Mendicant Society: A bedraggled young man bursts into 221-B Baker Street with a tale of wealthy panhandlers, imprisonment and strangling.

36 Thayer Street: Is Sherlock Holmes Dead? He must be because Doctor Watson has just sent a bullet crashing into the great detective's brain.

CD7
The Man Who Believed In Nothing: In this Victorian Christmas story, Holmes and Watson are out to recover a troubled priest's most precious possession.

The Adventure Of The Lonely Harvester: Sherlock Holmes is called on to help Scotland Yard find a man who is abducting young girls….so he can see their feet?

The Adventure Of The Forgotten Throne: This time their client literally falls at the feet of Holmes and Watson as they investigate the lost afternoon of a beautiful woman.

CD8
The Ripper Inheritance (Double Length): Has the mantle of "Mad Jack" been handed down to a new murderer? In this special double-length story Holmes and Watson race againist time to stop an insane serial killer.

The Singular Affair of Madame Planchette: This time the Great Detective takes on an adversary who appears to be receiving an unusual amount of assistance from the supernatural.

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