perhaps, like Holmes's, all the more potent because they're rare.
Uh-oh. Now it's morphing into Doctor Who/Sherlock Holmes meta. Could be interesting!
He's so totally different in the later episodes (the transition must occur sometime with Leela and is most obvious by series seventeen - for equally obvious reasons). It's sort of neat to consider that whole thing - I'm a sucker for a Doctor that gets a well-established character arc.
the bit with the ring throws me off every time
Ack! How could I have forgotten that part? It's been too long since I've listened. Right, there is that.
Merrison and Williams are definitely my Holmes and Watson - though Andrew Sachs does a good job as well in the Further Adventures series. And, yep - as far as I know, they're the only ones to have completed canon together. Getting access to that box set was what put me back on track for a full-fledged Sherlock Holmes obsession!
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Date: 2008-01-04 06:03 pm (UTC)Uh-oh. Now it's morphing into Doctor Who/Sherlock Holmes meta. Could be interesting!
He's so totally different in the later episodes (the transition must occur sometime with Leela and is most obvious by series seventeen - for equally obvious reasons). It's sort of neat to consider that whole thing - I'm a sucker for a Doctor that gets a well-established character arc.
the bit with the ring throws me off every time
Ack! How could I have forgotten that part? It's been too long since I've listened. Right, there is that.
Merrison and Williams are definitely my Holmes and Watson - though Andrew Sachs does a good job as well in the Further Adventures series. And, yep - as far as I know, they're the only ones to have completed canon together. Getting access to that box set was what put me back on track for a full-fledged Sherlock Holmes obsession!