The Further Adventures are amazingly good as well -- there are two volumes, with five episodes each. Each story is a pastiche that Coules based on a reference to an unwritten adventure that Watson referred to in another story (like "the most winning woman I ever knew poisoned her three children for the insurance money"). Andrew Sachs plays Watson, as Michael Williams unfortunately died shortly before the recording of the first set.
Er, of course, you may know all this already. But just in case you hadn't. They are brilliant.
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Date: 2005-03-18 03:33 pm (UTC)The Further Adventures are amazingly good as well -- there are two volumes, with five episodes each. Each story is a pastiche that Coules based on a reference to an unwritten adventure that Watson referred to in another story (like "the most winning woman I ever knew poisoned her three children for the insurance money"). Andrew Sachs plays Watson, as Michael Williams unfortunately died shortly before the recording of the first set.
Er, of course, you may know all this already. But just in case you hadn't. They are brilliant.