Dr. Watson
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851 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 6d ago
Dr. Watson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Now for your question about Bobo, Mr Haddis.
When Holmes picked up the dog he was struck by the fact that his paws were wet.
Wet with something that smells suspiciously like brandy.
Later when he entered the death chamber and saw the overturned bottle, he knew exactly what must have happened.
Uh next week I think it'll be the case of the missing heiress.
Or how a very charming and very hot headed Canadian girl disappeared from her carriage in full regalia on her way to be presented at court.
Good evening, Mr. Bell.
Come in and sit down.
Not at all, my dear fellow.
Rather the opposite.
I'm afraid I neglected to keep an eye on the time.
I was so deeply engrossed in searching through my files.
Well, I hope you will find them so.
You may remember after I told you the story of the Lion's Mane the week before last that you asked if Holmes had any other adventures in his beekeeping days.
Well, I've been running through my notes concerning the remarkable affair of the Pointless Robbery.
And I think you will find it thrilling enough to keep you on the edge of your chair.
Well, it all began, Mr. Bell, on a delightful summer morning in August 1913.
I was spending the first day of a week's holiday visiting Holmes at the small farm on the south downs to which he'd retired and where he was devoting himself to nothing more serious than the raising of bees.
I must say, Holmes, that the quality of breakfast here convinces me that I've discovered the real reason for your devotion to rustic life.
And there's much to be said for the peaceful atmosphere of the countryside after the noisy hubbub of London.
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