The Tell Tale Pigeon Feathers
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In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of classic radio shows, starting with a discussion on the impact of "The Avengers" radio series in South Africa, a country that lacked national television until 1976. Despite the absence of television, the series managed to gain exposure through film rentals, capturing the imagination of audiences. We then transition to an intriguing Sherlock Holmes adventure, where Holmes and Watson find themselves embroiled in a mystery involving carrier pigeons, espionage, and a murder that leads to Watson's arrest. The episode unfolds with Holmes' brilliant deduction skills unraveling a plot of espionage during the Boer War, ultimately leading to the capture of an enemy agent within Scotland Yard itself.
Join us as we explore the captivating storytelling of classic radio, with a special focus on the "New Adventures of Sherlock Holmes." This episode features a thrilling narrative where Holmes and Watson navigate through a web of deceit, using their wit and intelligence to solve a case that involves coded messages, a mysterious boarding house, and a deadly encounter at a music hall. The episode highlights Holmes' unparalleled observational skills and his ability to turn the tables on those who seek to frame him and Watson for murder.
(00:04) The Avengers in South Africa
(00:50) Introduction to Sherlock Holmes
(02:26) Doctor Watson's Canine Adventure
(03:18) Mycroft Holmes and the Birdman Mystery
(09:00) Sherlock Holmes Investigates
(14:31) Decoding the Message
(17:00) The Arrest and Investigation
(21:34) Holmes' Deduction and the Real Culprit
(25:20) Mrs. Hudson's Visit to Mycroft
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