In this captivating episode, we delve into the world of classic radio with a special focus on the iconic series, "The Avengers," and its unique journey in South Africa, a country without national television until 1976. While the series gained immense popularity in Britain and America, South Africans experienced it through film rentals. The episode then transitions to an enthralling adventure featuring Sherlock Holmes, as portrayed by Basil Rathbone, and his loyal companion, Dr. Watson, played by Nigel Bruce. The duo embarks on a thrilling investigation involving a young woman named Irene Norton, who seeks Holmes' help in retrieving some compromising letters. As the plot unfolds, Holmes and Watson find themselves embroiled in a complex web of deceit and blackmail, leading to a surprising revelation about Irene's true intentions.
Listeners are treated to a masterful blend of mystery and nostalgia as Holmes reflects on his past adventures and the formidable Irene Adler, a woman who once outwitted him. The episode is rich with suspense, humor, and the timeless charm of Sherlock Holmes' deductive prowess. As Holmes and Watson navigate the intricacies of the case, they encounter unexpected twists, including a confrontation with a cunning butler and a clever scheme involving a priceless emerald. This episode is a testament to the enduring appeal of Sherlock Holmes and the brilliant storytelling that continues to captivate audiences.
(00:04) The Avengers in South Africa

(01:01) Sherlock Holmes and Petri Wine

(02:28) A Visit to Sherlock Holmes

(05:01) Holmes' Retirement and a New Case

(07:50) The Blackmail Plot

(12:32) The Disguise and the Heist

(19:00) The Butler's Betrayal

(23:13) The Truth Revealed

(26:14) Holmes' Reflection and Future Challenges

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