Trivia For Our Inner Dummy

[Howard Brown Registrar Find all posts View Profile Close Howard Brown]

Mag:

No, amigo...it wasn't The Scarlet Claw.

[Howard Brown Registrar Find all posts View Profile Close Howard Brown]

Matt:

No he doesn't....

The answer is Sherlock Holmes vs. The Spider Woman.

[Robert Linford Researcher Extraordinaire Find all posts View Profile Close Robert Linford]

While we're on the subject, I feel this has to be the definitive interpretation of the great detective :


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N64G0a9-jvE

[Gary Barnett Rambler Find all posts View Profile Close Gary Barnett]

While we're on the subject, I feel this has to be the definitive interpretation of the great detective :


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N64G0a9-jvE

Ha!

I watched a documentary about Pete and Dud on London Live last night.

That is probably their funniest sketch (for family viewing at least).

[Sam Flynn Owl Catcher Find all posts View Profile Close Sam Flynn]

While we're on the subject, I feel this has to be the definitive interpretation of the great detective :


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N64G0a9-jvE

Mr Spigot rides again!

...hops again.

Whatever

[Matt Leyshon Registered User Find all posts View Profile Close Matt Leyshon]

I even skipped through The Spiderwoman yesterday and didn't catch it! Should have watched the whole thing through LOL


A great question man, especially for fans of both like myself

[Matt Leyshon Registered User Find all posts View Profile Close Matt Leyshon]

While we're on the subject, I feel this has to be the definitive interpretation of the great detective :


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N64G0a9-jvE

"MMMMMMM I love your jim-jams Wattie!"

This was hilarious, and this was one of my favourite scenes.

[Howard Brown Registrar Find all posts View Profile Close Howard Brown]

Matt:

Its in the beginning of the film when Holmes and Watson are fishing in Scotland....Holmes mentions it ( the Pajama Suicides ) being the biggest thing to hit England since Jack The Ripper.

[Matt Leyshon Registered User Find all posts View Profile Close Matt Leyshon]

Matt:

Its in the beginning of the film when Holmes and Watson are fishing in Scotland....Holmes mentions it ( the Pajama Suicides ) being the biggest thing to hit England since Jack The Ripper.

Crap!!! Now you say it that way I can virtually hear it. Didn't even consider that scene.

That's what I get.


Should have picked up on it though.............another serial killer mystery. Made sense.

[Michael Banks Innocent Bystander Find all posts View Profile Close Michael Banks]

Damn! I missed this. Sherlock Holmes is my favourite subject (along with Jack of course) but I can hear the choruses of 'yeah sure' when I say that I knew that one. I'll have to keep an eye open for more Holmes questions. I set a Holmes quiz for a couple of friends recently.

Regards
Michael

[Gary Barnett Rambler Find all posts View Profile Close Gary Barnett]

Damn! I missed this. Sherlock Holmes is my favourite subject (along with Jack of course) but I can hear the choruses of 'yeah sure' when I say that I knew that one. I'll have to keep an eye open for more Holmes questions. I set a Holmes quiz for a couple of friends recently.

Regards
Michael

I believe you, Michael - thousands wouldn't. ;-)

[Michael Banks Innocent Bystander Find all posts View Profile Close Michael Banks]

I believe you, Michael - thousands wouldn't. ;-)

Thanks for the vote of confidence Gary,
.

Can anyone throw in a trivia question here?

Regards
Michael

[Howard Brown Registrar Find all posts View Profile Close Howard Brown]

Mike:

You asked for it.

We know the writer, Hall Caine, was an associate ( putting it mildly) of Francis Tumblety.

Now, name a bona fide murderer, who has been theorized as being the Ripper, who Caine interviewed ( hint: after 1888 ) and had his article on the subject published.

[Robert Linford Researcher Extraordinaire Find all posts View Profile Close Robert Linford]

Elementary my dear H - H - Holmes.


Sorry for the stutter.

[Howard Brown Registrar Find all posts View Profile Close Howard Brown]

Very good, Bob.

Drat.