A WWII setting, Sherlock Holmes story. It shows that in the 40’s you could make the Holmes character contemporary, without it seeming implausible.
Running time: 1 hour 8 mins.
About Smashing Telly
Over the last 6 months, I have rarely watched regular TV, but did not have the patience to download programs, having found a wealth of timeless classics such as Kenneth Clark's Civilisation [sic] available instantly, as a streamed video of 'good enough' quality.
Smashing Telly is a hand edited collection of the best free, instantly available TV on the web. Not 30 second clips of a dog on a skateboard, or the millionth person to mime the Numa song, but full length programs. Smashing Telly, not Gimmick Telly.
Many of the items that I'll be putting up on a regular basis are documentaries, since thats what tends to be out there at the moment.
David
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