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Chapter 1: What unexpected turn does the holiday take in Mykonos?
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Previously on Sherlock and Co. Thanks, guys. Hmm? I really... Like, I know I probably would have never planned something like this.
Chapter 2: What errand does Sherlock have in Mykonos?
To rest. It's not even about rest. I just need to run a quick errand. Who's that?
An errand? In Mykonos.
Yes. I mean, I can come if you want. Good. I may need an extra pair of hands. Here, if you could step aboard... What, a Poseidon? Yes, please. Okey-dokey.
If you'd like to just rest yourself, just in here. In the speedboat? Yes. Someone will take us back, I'm sure. You don't want me to come in? No problem at all.
Chapter 3: How does Mycroft Holmes get involved in the case?
Two ticks. Shut... God.
Oh, hello there, darling. Ever so sorry. No problem. Nice yacht. Isn't it just... You should see the inside. I'd love to. Ah, no time. My friend and I... Come on, you. Oh, hi. You alright? I'll take the wheel if that's alright with you, John. Uh, how do you... Oh, I just do. I just do.
And... Whoa! Whoa! Wait! Wait!
Chapter 4: What mysterious artifact is linked to the case?
Your hand... Holy... Oh, my God! Oh, my God! Oh, damn shame. Seemed a fine chap. I rather like the eyebrows. They have a car. Marvellous. Ever so sorry, John. Jesus! Right-o, John-boy. Methinks a couple of the island's finest agronies. They call us, do they not? Like sirens beckoning us to the rocks. But it is not us who shall be on the rocks, but them. Hey there, man. John? No?
The Diogenes is this way. I don't care. Whoever you are, just leave me alone, OK? John, this is... What? The actual... Ah, John! You must try a cornice mask. Cornelian cherry.
That cherry's out of my face!
Oh...
Yeah, oh. Time for you to leave. Marianna, call the Greek police. The Greek police?
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Chapter 5: How does the ancient Greek language play a role in the investigation?
Yes, call them. I'm sure you speak Greek, so just do it.
Call the police on Sherlock's brother? Yes, call the... What?
John, this is my brother, Mycroft.
So, what is it, little one? Am I a workaholic? You're a lazy son, worshipper. I am merely making observations. And I have made one in you. Which is what, exactly? That your work means as much to you as mine does to me. And I can prove it to you. How so? By presenting you with one right here in Mykonos. You cannot solve it yourself. I cannot. Mr. Melas, a Greek interpreter. Ancient Greek, really.
He stumbled across something rather remarkable.
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Chapter 6: What clues lead the characters to the Moon King's crypt?
What exactly did he stumble across?
He'll tell you himself. Mycroft? I'll bring him by tomorrow. And before you know it, as Mum would say... The game is afoot. The game is afoot.
Hello? Mary, is that you? Mariana, is that you leaving? Um, si. Sherlock. I was just popping out. For what? For some fresh Greek air. Is that a euphemism? For what, exactly? For smoking. For, you know, for opioid-related hijinks. Yes, that's exactly what it is.
I'm feeding my addiction. Won't be long.
Sherlock, Sherlock! hello listeners John Watson here currently looking down on our friend Sherlock Holmes in more ways than one I am sat on the hillside roughly where our hotel is I followed him out he was unaware of it thank you very much and I watched him walk along the beach in pitch black get into a rowing boat and get over to a yacht out there not the Poseidon We're in a different bay.
But it would seem that there is some sort of drug boat out there. If that's a thing. Don't know. Could be. Well, evidently it is. And I'm going to sit here all night if I have to and I will pounce on him when he comes back up this hillside.
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Chapter 7: What dangers do the characters face while searching for the missing woman?
This is a new low. A new low. Now, why he thinks that hanging out with me and Mariana for an extended period of time is that painful, that it must be remedy, is beyond me. Maybe it's the brother, you know. Maybe Mycroft got him into this and, yeah, this has stimulated a need for it. There's a light on in the yacht, but otherwise nothing going on. Could do some shout-outs, couldn't I? I suppose.
Got a pretty sizeable backlog of those, let me tell you. Serves me right for getting shot. Right, shout-out to Basler in Brunei. Shout-out to Faith and Bluebell in lovely Cornwall. Good luck with the GCSEs, Faith, and for the A-levels, Bluebell. Let us know how you get on, yeah? Happy 50th birthday to Jim Thompson. Sorry I'm a bit late there, Jim. Happy birthday, mate. Have a good one.
Oliver hasn't asked for a shout-out, but Oliver is one of the brilliant Wikipedia folks that keeps the show's Wikipedia all alive and well. So thanks, Oliver. And any others that listen. And, oh yes, my mum has asked that I shout out Elizabeth from France, who sent a lovely email when I was... Yeah, under the weather, as Carol put it the other day. I mean, that's one way of saying... Oh, hold on.
Hold on a second, there's another... A person who's just gone along the beach and is now rowing. Looks like he's heading to the yacht that Sherlock is in. Kind of older looking guy, short, black hair, shirt and tie. I think a bit formal for a bit of the old smack, but there you go. It takes all sorts, I suppose. Well, he's climbed aboard and gone inside.
Chapter 8: How does the episode conclude with the characters' discoveries?
And once again, Spymaster John Watson has gone unnoticed in the darkness. I have not only gazumped his smartly dressed dealer, I've totally fooled Sherlock Holmes as well. The Sherlock Holmes. Hello?
If you're going to sit up there playing Spymaster, you may as well come aboard. For goodness sake.
Yep, yep. Oh, God. Bit annoying, that. Shitting hell, that's knackering, that. There wasn't enough boat on the bay. I had to strip off. God, I can't breathe. Had to swim one-handed because of the mic. I got seaweed wrapped around my leg at one point, and I thought it was a shark. I just kind of thrashed around in there for a bit. Oh, God. Then, yeah. Yeah, gathered myself.
But, yeah, here we are on the yacht. On the yacht.
So I better just... Dr. John Watson. Darling underwear.
Yeah, I had to get undressed to swim out.
You're very excited, I see.
No, no, that's just the cold has made it kind of shrivel and now it's protruding.
For the World Cup.
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