The story of Detective Sherlock Holmes in 1983

1.The Copper Beech Case: Much the same as the original.

2.Greek Translator: The ending has been changed, the original is a Greek girl who kills the kidnappers in revenge for her brother, and the TV version is Sherlock Holmes.

The brothers teamed up to arrest him (on the train), and Microft's way of solving the case was hilarious, an old fox ......Personally, I think this place is well adapted

3.Norwood's Architect: Basically faithful to the original book, but those "blackened ashes" explained in the original book that they might be rabbits or other animals, but in the TV they were replaced by live people! The owner of the ashes is a vagabond.

, so there is an interlude in the middle of the story in which Sherlock Holmes pretends to be a homeless man to investigate.

4.Hospitalized Patient: True to the original book, a plot of Brexington's nightmare is added at the beginning, and the scene where Watson is naming the case after the story is funny.

5.Redheads: Moriarty.

The professor appeared early, and the introduction about him came from the original book "The Last Case".

6.The last case: The first half of the episode is the original "The Theft of the Mona Lisa Portrait", that is, "Sherlock Holmes was hired by the French ** to undertake an extremely important case" mentioned by the original Chinese student.

The original story begins at Watson's clinic, and the TV version is changed to Baker Street.

221b。(This episode has a "Standard Size").

Rating in this issue:

This issue still inherits the high production level of the previous issue, and appropriately adds some original content without changing the original story line, JB's performance is still vivid, and David Booker's Watson is no less radiant than the protagonist, so far, the cooperation between the two actors has come to an end, and then Watson is replaced by Edward Hadwick. ）

The Seventh Chapter of the Night is about a case of Sherlock Holmes called "The Norwood Architects." It's very mysterious, that case is pretty good!

In 1983, Fu was no longer active (Fu fans will never say that he died or anything), and in 1912, Fu was 58 years old, and that was the most recent case he recorded, "Last Greetings".

1983 has nothing to do with Fu, it was the year when Jay Chou began to practice.

1. "A Study in Scarlet Letters": Sherlock Holmes makes his first appearance, dwarfing the two detectives at Scotland Yard. While solving the case, he proposed a deductive method of reasoning and belittled the previous detectives.

2, "Four Signatures": The case is bizarre, Sherlock Holmes fully shows his intelligence, and Dr. Watson finds love.

4, "Bohemian Scandal": There is a woman who can match the intelligence of Sherlock Holmes, a special one.

5. "The Redheads": Sherlock Holmes confidently cracks a criminal gang. 《

The Identity Case: There is nothing special about the case, and the most exciting passage is Sherlock Holmes's "typewriter reasoning", which has a huge impact.

6. "A Colorful Belt": The best secret room trick designed by Conan Doyle.

7, "Silver Horse": Quite a wonderful and chic case, the design of "why doesn't the dog bark" appears for the first time.

8. "The Mystery of Regate": A typical case of Sherlock Holmes's wit.

9. "Musgrave Rites": Find treasure through hidden words.

The full name of Sherlock Holmes in Sherlock is William Sherlock Scott Holmes. The name is said to John by Sherlock in the movie Sherlock's Last Oath.

Sherlock Holmes is a talented fictional detective created by British detective Arthur Conan Doyle, he is good at observation, likes to solve problems through observation and deductive reasoning and legal knowledge, Holmes can often solve a lot of problems without leaving home.

Sherlock Holmes's appearance and appearance were enough to attract attention at the first glance of Liang Xiang, he was about six feet tall, had gray eyes, and was unusually emaciated, so he also appeared to be extraordinarily long.

Sherlock Holmes often carried a pipe and a cane, liked to make the plot very dramatic, and often wore a tall black felt hat when he went out.

In addition, the prototype of Sherlock Holmes, as narrated by Doyle himself in The Real Sherlock Holmes, was based on his medical school mentor, Professor Dr Joseph Bell.

Sherlock's character is taken from Sherlock Holmes, whose full name is Sherlock Holmes.

Sherlock is adapted from Arthur Conan Doyle's detective Sherlock Holmes Detective Book, which moves the original book from the 19th century to the 21st century, telling the story of a series of dangerous and unusual adventures endured by fashionable detective Sherlock Holmes and his friend John H. Watson in the bustling metropolis of London.

Sherlock Holmes is a brilliant fictional detective created by Arthur Conan Doyle, a British detective in the late 19th century. Sherlock Holmes claimed to be a forensic consultant, meaning that other police or private investigators often called him for help when they were in trouble.

Sherlock Holmes was often able to solve many difficult problems without leaving his home, but most of the stories focused on more difficult cases that required Holmes to go out and investigate. Sherlock Holmes excelled at problem-solving through observational and deductive reasoning and legal knowledge.