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#Sherlock the abominable bride movie locations series#

Holmes says that : « All emotion is abhorrent to me. Holmes tells to Watson: « The fair sex is your department. » This is a reference to The Adventure of the Second Stain ( 275).Ģ0. Holmes tells to Watson: « The game is afoot! » This is a reference to The Adventure of the Abbey Grange ( 5).ġ9. Sir Eustace Carmichael has the same title and first name than Sir Eustace Brackenstall in The Adventure of the Abbey Grange ( 16).ġ8. was sending 5 orange pips to warn the receiver that they are to kill him soon.ġ7. This is a reference to The Five Orange Pips where the K.K.K. Sir Eustace Carmichael discovers five orange pips in an envelop which terrified him. Melas who want to see Holmes is a reference to the eponym client in The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter ( 109).ġ6. When Mycroft discusses Holmes about the Manor House case, it's a reference to the same conversation in The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter ( 65).ġ5. Mycroft tells to Sherlock: « As ever you see, but you do not observe. » This is a reference to the same phrase told by Sherlock Holmes to Watson in A Scandal in Bohemia ( 53).ġ4.

Mycroft Holmes tells Holmes: « To anyone who wishes to study mankind, this is the spot. » This is a reference to the exact phrase told by Mycroft in The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter ( 72).ġ3. Mary Jane, she is incorrigible, and my wife has given her notice. » ( 43)ġ2. In A Scandal in Bohemia, Watson told Holmes that his servant : «. Watson has some words with his maid Jane about being late, being incapable of boiling an egg, leaving dust everywhere and almost destroying his boots while scraping the mud off them. In The Adventure of the Bruce-Partington Plans, Sherlock Holmes explained to Watson that his brother Mycroft WAS occasionally « the British government. » ( 54)ġ1. Mary refers to 'England' thinking about Mycroft Holmes. This is a reference of The Adventure of the Final Problem where Holmes told to Watson : « it is stupidity rather than courage to refuse to recognise danger when it is close upon you. » ( 24)ġ0.

Holmes talks to Inspector Lestrade about Fear and Danger. The Sherlock Holmes' message received by Watson : « Come at once if convenient - if inconvenient come all the same. » is a reference to the same message in The Adventure of the Creeping Man ( 5).ĩ. This is a reference to A Scandal in Bohemia where Holmes called Watson: « I am lost without my Boswell. » ( 123)Ĩ. Sherlock Holmes refers to Watson as Boswell. In The Hound of the Baskervilles, Sherlock Holmes told to Watson that « There are seventy-five perfumes, which it is very necessary that the criminal expert should be able to distinguish from each other, and cases have more than once within my own experience depended upon their prompt recognition. » ( 3767)ħ. In his living-room, Sherlock Holmes discovers the identity of the veiled women (Mary Watson) by the smell of her perfume.

#Sherlock the abominable bride movie locations series#

At their first meeting in the hospital, Holmes to Watson: « You have been in Afghanistan, I perceive. » This deduction was made in A Study in Scarlet ( 94).Ĥ. The newsvendor talking to Watson about The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle is holding an issue of The Strand Magazine where most of the Sherlock Holmes stories were published for the first time.ĥ. When Holmes and Watson arrive in Baker Street, the travelling scene is the same than in the Granada TV series with Jeremy Brett and the music is the quite the same. The introduction speech by Watson in the episode is taken directly from A Study in Scarlet : « The campaign brought honours and promotion to many, but for me it had nothing but misfortune and disaster. » ( 8) and « Under such circumstances I naturally gravitated to London, that great cesspool into which all the loungers and idlers of the Empire are irresistibly drained. » ( 17)ģ. The Abominable Bride is a reference to an Untold Stories called: « The Case of Ricoletti of the Club-Foot and his Abominable Wife » quoted by Sherlock Holmes in The Adventure of the Musgrave Ritual ( MUSG, 21)}}).