Now I adore Ronald Howard as much as I always adored his father Leslie Howard. What a great dynasty! And H. Marion Crawford is a wonderful discovery. He's one of the best in portrayal of Dr. Watson.
I was born in 1953, so i'd be in my crib as these were on. In fact where we live in Northwest Connecticut up until the arrival of the rotory antenna we could only get CBS from Hartford with any acceptable reception. You could live with a bit of picture static but if the audio didn't come through clean you were left to wonder "what did I miss?" These are excellent entertainment 7o years after their production.@@walterbosch9198
This reminds me of a woman I dated years ago. She was the HR person for a Kmart store but also worked as a "shoplifter" testing the security systems of other Kmart stores. If she was caught she showed her credentials and the store passed the test. He she wasn't caught, she marched back into the manager's office with the "stolen" merchandise and somebody was in trouble. I used to tell people I dated a professional shoplifter.
@@DavidSmith-sb2ixHe said “years ago.” Some of us are old-timers. Who knows what store security did in the past? That method was probably scrapped long ago. It’s very different now with employees fired for confronting gangs of thieves.
Magnificient service for security and the required strange and indifferent behavior by Holmes being misunderstood by Dr Watson and Lestrade but was well appreciated along with viewer's applause.
Loved the humor interspersed in these versions of Sherlock Holmes! My favorite Holmes and a stronger portrayal of Watson than other versions. The more recent Sherlock Holmes are far from endearing. In fact many are downright cold!
The aforementioned "recent" ones are absolute drivel. Benedict Cumberbatch pretending to be Sherlock Holmes is akin to Donald Trump acting presidential.
I've only recently found this series/productions of Sherlock Holmes and I love it. I am too lazy to concentrate for more than an hour, and so this suits me as they are less than half an hour. I agreed the show is well done.
He looks so much like Ashley from "Gone With The Wind," I had to look it up. Turns out it was his father that played Ashley! He looks exactly like his father, sounds, and acts like he did! Amazing!
ha ha ha the quick responce, "What are you having for dinner?" Very glib! These short stories are fun. They don't waste our time with extra fluff just to punch up the show! They get in get it and get out!
"the subjunctive mood is used to express a wish or possible situation that is currently not true." It's if I were for hypothetical in the present or future and if I was when talking about something presumed true in the PAST.
Watson as the cabbie is wearing the cloak that appears on different characters in at least five of the episodes in this series. It’s evidence that the series was made on a very small budget indeed.
To be fair, Watson did actually find out quite early on that Holmes was the thief, yet they portray him as being stupid for suspecting so. If the theft weren't an arranged setup, Watson would have saved the day. He would even had chosen what is right (reporting the crime) over his loyalty to Holmes.
It has always bothered me that they never give watson and lestrade credit for solving the case when in fact they did, so he wasn't as good as he thought but at the end they made them seem like dupes anyway. i mean they wrote it so he'd figure it out but then didn't give him credit..so frustrating!
Sorry but this is good as it gets as I've lived with guys like this all my life. War heros and some pretty cool folks...I love all the old black and white jump out of the closet murder in the castle craziness. David Suchet is another fab actor and so perfect. So... OCD
David Murphy David Suchet is Agatha Christie's true idea of Poirot. He is what we imagined of Poirot when we read the books, before even watching the Poirot TV series in which he started. He became Poirot naturally, it's a rare gift.
2:38Watson mentioned Queen Elizabeth. By 1896 (as mentioned toward the beginning) there had only been one. But when this episode aired 11JUL55, Elizabeth the Second was in the third year of her 71-year reign. Just thought I'd mention that. May the Parmesan-Garlic sauce be with us.😒🙄😮💨
You know me being the romantic type it was lovely to see Holmes with the young woman at the dinner. But this Ronald Howards Sherlock Holmes and the Geoffrey Whitehead Sherlock Holmes are rather romantic :)
Ronald Howard is the best! He is humourous and kind. Jeremy Brett is weird. He blurts out words with no emotion. He never smiles. Ronald is way more handsome than his father. I can't believe he would be 103 if he were alive.
25:31: someone else stopped at that dare I say tender expression of the commissioner? 25:13: I still feel like the sound he makes in a most un-Holmes thing to do. XD
i still think watson and lastrade got robbed because they did in fact find him out, he made errors and was caught but did they give them credit for it? no no they didn't!
Which country was Queen Elizabeth the queen of in 1896 ? (I'm not a history/royalty buff). Oh I see, they're historical jewels formerly of Queen Elizabeth 1st.
That would have been Queen Elizabeth the First, Queen Victoria was on the throne at that time. Queen Elizabeth IIs mother wouldn't have been born until 1900 (and her name too was Elizabeth.)
It's curious that the writer, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, wrote some great Sherlock Holmes stories using logic, deduction, etc, thought that Houdini could de-materialise when preforming his magic tricks, and was even fooled into believing in fairies by two teenage girls.
Ruby Spirit. Doctor Joseph Bell shared many of the same qualities as the fictional character of Sherlock Holmes, I remember watching a film about Dr. Joseph Bell and in his spare time as a surgeon he would investigate crime in a Sherlock Holmes’ style.
This is the third viewing of SH portrayed by these actors. I've never seen them nor heard of them. They are okay in my little opinion however, I prefer the portrayals of Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. It was also a wonder...where is Mrs. Hudson? Mary Gordon is sorely missing.
GASP! A tv show?! Not real? I'm shocked. :) Still, I go with my original post. Those actors mentioned are my fav. No other in the roles work as well for me. Not even the new version.
I was just giving up on this series because I am a fan of the original Holmes of ACD and I was getting tired of these portrayals. Strangely, this one, where Holmes is acting strangely, and Watson is worried about him, is much more like the 2 characters Doyle created. Still, Holmes is presented as too light and cheerful, and Watson as a bit too oafish, but it's one of the better episodes.
This is the second or third episode which Sheldon Reynolds recycled plots when he did his series starring Geoffrey Whitehead and Donald Pickering: th-cam.com/video/QzZPz7eAYcQ/w-d-xo.html > I like both it's just I find it super amusing (Mr Reynolds recycled actors a lot in the second series as well ^^)
The violin music is "In chambre separee" from Der Opernball (Richard Heuberger) Here with Elisabeth Schwarzkopf. th-cam.com/video/WBj5AMiXEi4/w-d-xo.html
They ver offered 7 more films with universal pictures but basil rathbone refused to do more holmes bruce nigel did one more but he wasent to happy with out basil and refused to do eany more
He was 34 when he was playing Sherlock Holmes. The actor basil rathbone who played Sherlock for 14 films between 1939-1946 actually said in an interview that he thought Ronald Howard was to young to play Sherlock Holmes
Look. Old man. if you live long enough then you will also be a Really old man, so be great ful to GOD ALMIGHTY that you are still alive and reasonably well, and hopefully can stay in that condition for many years to come 😮
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Now I adore Ronald Howard as much as I always adored his father Leslie Howard. What a great dynasty! And H. Marion Crawford is a wonderful discovery. He's one of the best in portrayal of Dr. Watson.
One of the best early tv series.
Terrific..😊
I was born in 1953, so i'd be in my crib as these were on. In fact where we live in Northwest Connecticut up until the arrival of the rotory antenna we could only get CBS from Hartford with any acceptable reception. You could live with a bit of picture static but if the audio didn't come through clean you were left to wonder "what did I miss?" These are excellent entertainment 7o years after their production.@@walterbosch9198
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This reminds me of a woman I dated years ago. She was the HR person for a Kmart store but also worked as a "shoplifter" testing the security systems of other Kmart stores. If she was caught she showed her credentials and the store passed the test. He she wasn't caught, she marched back into the manager's office with the "stolen" merchandise and somebody was in trouble. I used to tell people I dated a professional shoplifter.
When Kmart sold something worth stealing. 😂
Did she get into politics ?
@@DH007-w2d No. They don't pretend to steal.
@@DavidSmith-sb2ixHe said “years ago.” Some of us are old-timers. Who knows what store security did in the past? That method was probably scrapped long ago. It’s very different now with employees fired for confronting gangs of thieves.
Magnificient service for security and the required strange and indifferent behavior by Holmes being misunderstood by Dr Watson and Lestrade but was well appreciated along with viewer's applause.
Okay, this is my favorite Sherlock Holmes, for the writing, the acting and --the most crucial point--the casting. Best S & H ever cast!
Back again after two years to enjoy these blokes.
Loved the humor interspersed in these versions of Sherlock Holmes! My favorite Holmes and a stronger portrayal of Watson than other versions. The more recent Sherlock Holmes are far from endearing. In fact many are downright cold!
Agreed. You've got to find the old ones!
it's like watching Laurel&Hardy.
The aforementioned "recent" ones are absolute drivel. Benedict Cumberbatch pretending to be Sherlock Holmes is akin to Donald Trump acting presidential.
@@rezathenightflyHere's you >🤡🦧🦤
thank you again for showing this Sherlock Holmes series.
love everyone of them.
God bless
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This is the funniest (in a good sense) Sherlock Holmes series ever.
Ronald Howard is my favorite Holmes ever. Brilliant actor 👌
Really enjoying this series never seen it before
Holmes looks quite dashing in that tux!
🤩🤩🤩
Very nice mysterious episode in this wonderful series and, I think, the first one to show Holmes formally dressed in top and tails. KAN
Thank you very much for sharing these great videos I completely enjoy them
It was cool seeing Sherlock debunk the shrink.
I agree!
A very interesting episode of "Sherlock Holmes" with a good plot, pacing, and acting by the primary and secondary cast.
I've only recently found this series/productions of Sherlock Holmes and I love it. I am too lazy to concentrate for more than an hour, and so this suits me as they are less than half an hour. I agreed the show is well done.
He looks so much like Ashley from "Gone With The Wind," I had to look it up. Turns out it was his father that played Ashley! He looks exactly like his father, sounds, and acts like he did! Amazing!
Lori Botuchis Gosh, that’s so observant of you! Yes he does look like his father!
I thought he looked familiar but couldn't place him. Good detective work!
@European Defenderman a jew? I don't think so 😔 but if he was it wouldn't matter in Britain tbh
He certainly looks like his Dad Leslie Howard . This series with Ronald Howard is the best Sherlock Holmes I think. He’s more human and likable.
OH WOW! THANK you! He always makes me think of "Ashley" - so I wondered about that!
John Tao yes for sure he is his son.
ha ha ha the quick responce, "What are you having for dinner?" Very glib! These short stories are fun. They don't waste our time with extra fluff just to punch up the show! They get in get it and get out!
Everything you put up is wonderful, Pizza. I look for the shows and movies you make available. Thanks so much.
Class disguise by Watson ?? Pulling up his collar and pushing his hat down !? I'm sure that will fool Holmes !
another class act from Ronald Howard and Marion Crawford
15:20 is the funniest moment in the entire series imo, that expression and how he looks down xd
"A more than culinary vengeance." 🤪
if this episode was to be re-filmed in a comical form i could see Stephan Fry play the prof and Hugh Laurie play Holmes
My favorite Sherlock holmes. By far. The one with Jeremy Brett was so pretentious. I love this one, that has humor in it.
Basil Rathbone is good too
Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes is my favorite; Ronald Howard's Sherlock is wonderful, too, and is a close second.
Agreed. Jeremy Brett always seemed to have a baton stuck up his arse !
Pretentious, really.
Brett=🤮
Excellent Sherlock. Love this Sherlock.❤️❤️❤️
Poor Watson, he was just worried about his eccentric friend 😄
If Holmes were bad, he would be an excellent antagonist!
Working for the establishment is more than bad!
If he was bad not if he were!
Redblade
So you'd work for Jack the Ripper and all the plaqued thives that crawled through their own criminal underworld morass, would you?
"the subjunctive mood is used to express a wish or possible situation that is currently not true." It's if I were for hypothetical in the present or future and if I was when talking about something presumed true in the PAST.
@@elipotter369 yeah
Watson Lives in a fantasy World .
Like Cosmo Kramer.
In my humble opinion I have never seen Holmes dressed up 🆙 in a tuxedo, or that some ☎️ a monkey suit 😮
Not only is "humble opinion" a misnomer, it can also be an oxymoron.🥶
Watson as the cabbie is wearing the cloak that appears on different characters in at least five of the episodes in this series. It’s evidence that the series was made on a very small budget indeed.
Still a good series though!
How fun to see Watson doing all the investigating!
Love these. The short length format, actors
To be fair, Watson did actually find out quite early on that Holmes was the thief, yet they portray him as being stupid for suspecting so.
If the theft weren't an arranged setup, Watson would have saved the day.
He would even had chosen what is right (reporting the crime) over his loyalty to Holmes.
@14.50-15.40 When the shrink got shrinked🤣🤣🤣
Ordacioslly OTT! Delighted with the genre.
Love these blokes.
Thanks for sharing these! My friends and I cover them in podcast form: Saturday Matinee Theater, over on the longbox crusade network!
Watson has quite a way with picklocks.
Hailed as the most faithfully filmed adaptation?!? Fun anyhow!
thanks for these!
Hhhhaaa so funny ,, love it so much ,, my favorite series ❤️
Archie Duncan playing Lestrade also played Little John in the Richard Greene Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
Lastrade: "Sledgly?"
Me: "Long story Lastrade"
I envy the person never seeing all the Sherlock series. This is my 3rd round😊
It has always bothered me that they never give watson and lestrade credit for solving the case when in fact they did, so he wasn't as good as he thought but at the end they made them seem like dupes anyway. i mean they wrote it so he'd figure it out but then didn't give him credit..so frustrating!
10:34 my favorite 😂😂
What's even more dipsy is that he still continues the charade after being found out.
I definitely prefer Jeremy Brett's portrayal and, in general, the Granada series (minus "The Last Vampyre").
Brett=🤮
I think that I like this Watson the most. He is manlier than Brett’s Watson and smarter than Rathbone’s.
When you get old it takes awhile for Burke and Hardwick and the other one whose name I’m sure I know to come in.
Taylor Swift is manlier than Brett.🧚🏼
Taylor Swift is manlier than Brett.🧚🏼
Sherlock’s 11
dashing in tux
Watson so funny
❤ excellent stuff
I lost it at 7:52 lol !
Sorry but this is good as it gets as I've lived with guys like this all my life. War heros and some pretty cool folks...I love all the old black and white jump out of the closet murder in the castle craziness. David Suchet is another fab actor and so perfect. So... OCD
David Murphy David Suchet is Agatha Christie's true idea of Poirot. He is what we imagined of Poirot when we read the books, before even watching the Poirot TV series in which he started. He became Poirot naturally, it's a rare gift.
I've noticed the cabby is the same elderly gentleman every time or nearly every time. I think I recall a couple of different ones early on.
5:50 Bugatti of hansom cabs
I much prefer this Dr Watson to any other.
2:38Watson mentioned Queen Elizabeth. By 1896 (as mentioned toward the beginning) there had only been one. But when this episode aired 11JUL55, Elizabeth the Second was in the third year of her 71-year reign. Just thought I'd mention that. May the Parmesan-Garlic sauce be with us.😒🙄😮💨
You know me being the romantic type it was lovely to see Holmes with the young woman at the dinner. But this Ronald Howards Sherlock Holmes and the Geoffrey Whitehead Sherlock Holmes are rather romantic :)
Ronald Howard is the best! He is humourous and kind. Jeremy Brett is weird. He blurts out words with no emotion. He never smiles. Ronald is way more handsome than his father. I can't believe he would be 103 if he were alive.
@@ayleenefoster3586Precisely. Brett=🤮
Well, Sedgeley sure is a blunderer ! Ha, ha, haaa . . .
Excellent
I prefer Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes
But his Watson was a dumb ass.
Seems like Sean Connery and Roger Moore for James Bond
Basil Rathbone is too arrogant
@@stevenrivinius1484wrong
Holmes looked very nice all dressed up.
thank you pizza flix
Good Show
25:31: someone else stopped at that dare I say tender expression of the commissioner?
25:13: I still feel like the sound he makes in a most un-Holmes thing to do. XD
i still think watson and lastrade got robbed because they did in fact find him out, he made errors and was caught but did they give them credit for it? no no they didn't!
Goodness watson😂😂
Poor Watson was going to cry at 11:00...
Jeremy Brett is the best ever Sherlock Holmes.
wrong
Holmes looks better in deerstalker hat and coat with a cape ( Inverness coat )!!
What's on the sign in the intro? The words above Baker St I mean specifically. Thanks
It's the ward/municipal area. Marylebone. It's also the home of England's most famous Cricket Club - MCC. Marylebone Cricket Club.
Which country was Queen Elizabeth the queen of in 1896 ? (I'm not a history/royalty buff). Oh I see, they're historical jewels formerly of Queen Elizabeth 1st.
That would have been Queen Elizabeth the First, Queen Victoria was on the throne at that time. Queen Elizabeth IIs mother wouldn't have been born until 1900 (and her name too was Elizabeth.)
@@anthonycalbillo9376Elizabeth the Second was in the third year of her 71-year reign when this episode aired 11JUL55. 🇬🇧
Next up, Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Incompetent Assistant
Funniest!
It's curious that the writer, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, wrote some great Sherlock Holmes stories using logic, deduction, etc, thought that Houdini could de-materialise when preforming his magic tricks, and was even fooled into believing in fairies by two teenage girls.
Conan Doyle is the writer of the Sherlock Holmes' stories, but this does not mean he has the same rational mind as the character he created.
Ruby Spirit.
Doctor Joseph Bell shared many of the same qualities as the fictional character of Sherlock Holmes, I remember watching a film about Dr. Joseph Bell and in his spare time as a surgeon he would investigate crime in a Sherlock Holmes’ style.
Some of Doyle's ideas were adopted by the French police. He was no dope.
@@redblade43 that’s ACD based sh on
This is the third viewing of SH portrayed by these actors. I've never seen them nor heard of them. They are okay in my little opinion however, I prefer the portrayals of Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. It was also a wonder...where is Mrs. Hudson? Mary Gordon is sorely missing.
remember! its a tv series! i agree with you about rathbone and bruce but this is an excellent rendition no doubt!!
GASP! A tv show?! Not real? I'm shocked. :) Still, I go with my original post. Those actors mentioned are my fav. No other in the roles work as well for me. Not even the new version.
It was a cut price USA production. Even the horses are like French just like the cobble stones.
I would not Rob a bank with Watson , He Turn his own Mother in . LOL. !
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I was just giving up on this series because I am a fan of the original Holmes of ACD and I was getting tired of these portrayals. Strangely, this one, where Holmes is acting strangely, and Watson is worried about him, is much more like the 2 characters Doyle created. Still, Holmes is presented as too light and cheerful, and Watson as a bit too oafish, but it's one of the better episodes.
I agree, Basil Rathbone is the best Sherlock Holmes.
WS this after Ron Howard played Opie on the Andy Griffith Show?
Hi Randy 🍕not the Ron Howard from the Andy Griffith Show, different guy 🍕
@@PizzaFLIX really? LOL
Ronald Howard is Leslie Howard's son
❤😊
7:16sneak 100
Ron Howard Sherlock Holmes is the best and then basil Rathbone and then Jeremy Brett and then Peter Cushing
No, my dear Noctor, Basil Rathbone was the best, as is my opinion😉 Benedict Cumberbatch did a great job as well.
Brett=🤮
Who are you talking about,Sherlock?
This is the second or third episode which Sheldon Reynolds recycled plots when he did his series starring Geoffrey Whitehead and Donald Pickering: th-cam.com/video/QzZPz7eAYcQ/w-d-xo.html > I like both it's just I find it super amusing (Mr Reynolds recycled actors a lot in the second series as well ^^)
The violin music is "In chambre separee" from Der Opernball (Richard Heuberger)
Here with Elisabeth Schwarzkopf.
th-cam.com/video/WBj5AMiXEi4/w-d-xo.html
A guard was hit on the head. It could have caused irreparable harm. Sherlock Holmes is supposed to be clever. No need for those about him to be idiots
I wouldn't Rob a Bank with Watson , He would rat on you , Even his best Friend .
Great but i think that basil rathbone and bruce nigel are the best holmes and wotson ever
so did holmes rob all the other places too??
4:50, Holmes startles Watson.
23:35
Please take me to all those countries.
OK. Get ya passport and I'll met you in my private jet.
ZER0
Yaay :3
They are lovely places and travel is such fun :)
talenttrading I have been to France for a school trip, but it was only for 2 days. But hey I'm not complaining.
I've also been to the UK
This watson was an over selfproduced actor it seems
They ver offered 7 more films with universal pictures but basil rathbone refused to do more holmes bruce nigel did one more but he wasent to happy with out basil and refused to do eany more
That girl had beautiful shoulders. I guess it is too late to marry her?
Wow Ron Howard is REALLY old.
He was 34 when he was playing Sherlock Holmes. The actor basil rathbone who played Sherlock for 14 films between 1939-1946 actually said in an interview that he thought Ronald Howard was to young to play Sherlock Holmes
@@morgan9775 Interesting. Basil was my favorite Holmes.
Look. Old man. if you live long enough then you will also be a Really old man, so be great ful to GOD ALMIGHTY that you are still alive and reasonably well, and hopefully can stay in that condition for many years to come 😮
I was joking that it was Ron Howard from Happy Days. : ) @@ronaldmessina4229
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PickelJars ForHillary lol
Did he say Queen Elizabeth's jewels?
Nevermind. I see. The ceremonial jewels of QE1. Thank you.