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Gregbert.thehorrordrunx	Sherlock Holmes article on my blog	Lead	[-]
Dec 17 11 11:37 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Hello, I write a blog which focuses on an episode of a different British television series every week. This week I wrote an article on The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes starring Jeremy Brett. Since it's Christmas time, I chose to watch The Blue Carbuncle. If you have a chance, please stop by and take a look. http://from-the-archive.blogspot.com/ Please take a look at my blog: From the Archive where I randomly look at a British Television series every week. http://from-the-archive.blogspot.com/
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Gregbert.thehorrordrunx		#1	[-]
Apr 28 12 12:57 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	While preparing for another article, I stumbled across this 1960s BBC radio adaptation of The Valley of Fear which is missing in the BBC archives. My article chronicles how I tried to return it but is it really missing? Maybe you have a copy too and maybe it's better than mine. To see what I am talking about, please go to my blog to read the article. To go to my blog, please click this link: http://from-the-archive.blogspot.com/ Please click here to subscribe to my Facebook From the Archive: British Television Blog Page for updates about new articles. Please take a look at my blog: From the Archive where I randomly look at a British Television series every week. http://from-the-archive.blogspot.com/
Gregbert.thehorrordrunx		#2	[-]
May 13 12 8:12 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I don't write about Holmes for my blog often except it seems like I have been over the last couple of weeks. This week, I wrote a very spoilerific article on the final episode of Series 2 The Reichenbach Fall. I know the final episode hasn't aired on PBS yet so those folks may want to stay away at the moment (or read at their own risk) but for those who have seen it, check it out: http://from-the-archive.blogspot.com/ Please take a look at my blog: From the Archive where I randomly look at a British Television series every week. http://from-the-archive.blogspot.com/
Gregbert.thehorrordrunx	Sherlock Series 2 Soundtrack	#3	[-]
Jul 14 12 2:20 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I just wrote an article about the Series 2 soundtrack for Sherlock. I love this soundtrack and think the musical themes match the series perfectly. If you are a fan of the series but have not listened to the soundtrack, I would highly recommend it. If you have a chance, please check out my article I wrote: http://from-the-archive.blogspot.com/2012/07/sherlock-series-2-soundtrackamazing.html If you want updates to the articles I write, you can go to my Facebook Pagem https://www.facebook.com/pages/From-the-Archive-British-Television-Blog/272269192826670 Please take a look at my blog: From the Archive where I randomly look at a British Television series every week. http://from-the-archive.blogspot.com/
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Jon Markion		#4	[-]
Jul 17 12 9:00 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Great site! Thank you.
Gregbert.thehorrordrunx		#5	[-]
Jul 19 12 8:33 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Hi Jon, Thank you for the very kind words and I am glad you stopped by. Please check back occasionally. Take care, Greg Please take a look at my blog: From the Archive where I randomly look at a British Television series every week. http://from-the-archive.blogspot.com/
Gregbert.thehorrordrunx		#6	[-]
May 5 13 12:11 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	This week I take a look at the 1968 BBC series Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes. I look at the first episode of this story to exist in the series but the second one broadcast, A Study in Scarlet. Peter Cushing took over the role of Sherlock Holmes from Douglas Wilmer and I take a little bit of time comparing and contrasting the two actors in the role. I look at the plot in detail as I see some points appear to be glossed over plus I look at how this differs from Conan Doyle's original story. As this being a unique piece of archive television, I examine how it's made, the quality of the episode presented on DVD and the series archival standings. I think the article turned out well and hope you have some time to take a look! Please check it out! To go to the article on my blog, please click this link: From the Archive Please click here to subscribe to my Facebook From the Archive: British Television Blog Page for updates about new articles. Please take a look at my blog: From the Archive where I randomly look at a British Television series every week. http://from-the-archive.blogspot.com/
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