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610: Sherlock Holmes: The 2020s

Chris and Eddy talk about stretching Sherlock Holmes into being a setting, and have pretty much the opposite opinions they had in the previous episode. Find out more in our extra-long season finale of ENOLA HOLMES.
Darker Hue Discord: https://discord.gg/cSbcdwQaKD

609 Sherlock Holmes: The 2010s

Eddy and Chris talk about stretching Sherlock Holmes into being a character. Can an elderly Holmes losing his memory have a satisfying emotional arc? Find out in MR HOLMES.
Darker Hue Discord: https://discord.gg/cSbcdwQaKD

PROMOTION: Curseborne

Onyx Path Publishing returns to horror! Find out more at curseborne.com, and back the Kickstarter, which funded in thirty minutes!

608 Sherlock Holmes: The 2000s

Eddy and Chris talk about the blockbuster movie that reinvented Sherlock Holmes and once again made him a household name, SHERLOCK HOLMES (2009).
Darker Hue Discord: https://discord.gg/cSbcdwQaKD

607 Sherlock Holmes: The 1990s

Eddy and Chris tackle what is probably the total nadir of the Sherlock Holmes run, when Harmony Gold and Silvio Berlusconi decided to make a Sherlock Holmes TV series. It's Sherlock Holmes and the Leading Lady.

606 Sherlock Holmes: The 1980s

A very sleepy Chris and a less sleepy Eddy are back talking about Sherlock Holmes, and the absolute best Holmes actor of all time: Jeremy Brett. Prepare for a long one, as they both really love this show!HEADS UP: Eddy says the next episode will cover "Sherlock Holmes and the Incident in Victoria Falls." That's wrong. It's the other set of movies with Christopher Lee as Holmes: "Sherlock Holmes and the Leading Lady." Don't worry -- all four movies are equally forgettable.

Special 16 - Mortal Kombat Conquest, Part 2

This is part two of the epic discussion between Eddy, Chris, and special guest Matthew Dawkins about a bad show with a lot of heart, Mortal Kombat Conquest.

Special 16 - Mortal Kombat Conquest, Part 1

Eddy and Chris take a break from Sherlock Holmes to do some kung-fu fighting with Matthew Dawkins as they cover the seminal masterpiece (citation needed) that is Mortal Kombat Conquest.