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People wd respond if they only knew abt it, How.Originally posted by Howard Brown View Post
Very nise... musta been a mistologist... that BJ
disappearing in the bloody fog yet again!
Bloomin 'eck!
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Email me abt what you said earlier abt you and N prob not being able to appear in Bawlmer.
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Hi,
I'm a bit late adding to this thread. Did that series have a different title in The States? In the U.K. it was called Murder Rooms: The Dark Beginnings of Sherlock Holmes. One pilot and 4 episodes. A brilliant series. I wish that they had done more. Ian Richardson was a very creditable Sherlock Holmes in my opinion in two made-for-tv movies in the U.K. ( as you probably already knew)
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Mike:
Kingdom of Bones was one of the episodes ( or at least that's how its listed on You Tube ). Murder Rooms is the name of the series.To Join JTR Forums :
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Hi Howard:
The only reason that I asked was because in your original post you put 'origin of Sherlock Holmes.' As it was actually '....The Dark Beginnings of Sherlock Holmes' I just wondered if it was alternatively titled in the USA as things sometimes are.
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