I know I'm 3 years late on this, but just having listened to this episode, I just wanted to mention that the DVD set of The Return of Sherlock Holmes, which we have here in Finland (published by Finnkino), has the episode Priory School as the second episode on the DVD.

I loved David Burke as Watson. I missed his portrayl of Watson. However i also liked Edward Hardwicke

A Herculean episode gentlemen: thank you so much! You articulated many of my confusions/frustrations with this episode, which I have watched many times and always lose the thread partway through, which is a shame. I’m a little surprised though that there was no mention of Jonny Lee Miller’s “Hounded” Elementary episode, since Cumberbatch’s Sherlock was on the menu? I resisted Elementary for a long time but now it’s a favorite iteration.

Thanks a million for this episode.... So good to hear about this wonderful event especially for those of us who couldn't be there

Can i know the name of the star music

So happy to hear how well this event went! It sounds like a truly memorable and heartwarming day for all involved. Wahay!

This was everything I've ever wanted. Thank you.

A few years ago I had the chance to ask Tom Baker about Jeremy. TB was effusive in his praise. Here's a very short clip of TB saying more or less the same [not to me]... kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4mpnplsn9WZeas

Didn't even know there was a "Brettcon". So amazing that there is such a thing. Thanks for sharing👍

Wow sounds like you all had a great time. Thanks for sharing. I was grinning all the way through. Hopefully you might do another 🖤

Great to hear that it went so well

This sounds like a wonderful experience for those fortunate to be there. Great work Luke, Gus & David!

Beautiful podcast! It was pure joy listening to this! Brettcon was one of the best experiences I've ever had! Thank you very much for making this event so memorable! ☺️

Congratulations on making this event happen, and bringing together so many people who love the Granada Holmes series. Your podcast has helped revive my love for the episodes. I've watched them so many times, well, they lost their bit of the original magic. With your recaps, in-depth research and interviews, they feel new again. I wish I could have been there enjoying the atmosphere. I am sure Jeremy, Edward and all the actors in the series who have passed felt the love.

Smiled through this whole podcast. It was like I was reliving those 2 wonderful days of BrettCon all over again. Memories to treasure!

For all of us who simply were not able to attend, please let us know when & where we can see any of the photos/videos from this event if & when they are available. Thx!

I don't know whether to say "Thank you!" or "Congratulations!". Absolutely brilliant job, from the moment you lads conceived of this event to, what sounds like, the amazing execution of it. I'm sure all of the actors and others involved with the Granada productions felt tremendous gratitude to each of you for making this happen, not just the "fans" of the show and of your wonderful podcasts.

Words cannot describe how fabulous the event and the following Sunday were. Amazing job Gus, Luke and David.

Is Marsha on Ravelry? A website for knitters... she could put up her blanket as a project there...

One of the hidden gems of the internet, this podcast!!! Well done, and congratulations on a successful event.

I wish I could have been there.

Thank you for doing this! I was so disappointed that I couldn't make it...

I appreciated this recap. I would love to see video on this gathering and your trip in general.👍🙏😎

❤

I’m really disappointed that I couldn’t join you for the weekend, but happy that everyone had a great time

Literally watching Lady Carfax as we speak. 😊 Noone was more devastated than me missing it, especially as I was so close to going. Jack Klaff and Joanna David I'd love to have spoken to.

Can't wait!😊💙

I love Junes laughter it’s contagious,😂

This was probably not the best of the canon made by Granada Television. Poor production values. Jeremy Brett was not happy with the finished work.

Class act

Peter Barkworth was one of the few method actors in the UK and regularly taught drama students.

Made in Manchester

This is my favourite episode from this series as it was filmed on location at Baddesley Clinton, Warwickshire. I have often enjoyed visiting there.

Like Jeremy Brett, Alan Howard was an acting giant. He was excellent in The Perfect Spy recently shown on BBC4.

Both David and Anna... Wow!

Sadly, no interest has accrued because it is always 1895.

Hallo from Denmark :) i got the collection on DVD ...... huge respect to the best team ever: Jeremy Brett and David Burke

Funny enough there is a ASMR video out there with scenes from Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes.

You guys are really into Holmes & Watson. I do like the original movies although they makes Watson too dopey.

David Burke WAS Dr. Watson. He's a very gifted actor in all the parts he's played. Legendary, actually.

In the mid 1800s, British courts often commuted death sentences, sentencing people instead to transportation to Australia - it was very common, as they wanted to populate the colony, and saved the state the bother of execution. It's not infeasible that Slaney's sentence could have been commuted. And the definite nature of Hilton Cubitt firing first could have come from his wife, after she made a full recovery.

"Well that's an actor, hunny." Amazing!

That was just so lovely. Thank you so much for putting this together.

This is wonderful. David Burke worked so well alongside Brett...I'm sure that's why the show established itself so quickly.

Fantastic final.part of The Hound episode.... so good to hear all the stories from the filming... brilliant

This looks like it will be an amazing celebration!!! So wish I could be there for all the fun. Any chance you will be recording parts of the event for us 'Sherlockians' across the pond to get a glimpse of the festivities? Wishing you all the best for this well deserved tribute to a sublime series.

Hi guys... Tickets for brettcon still available?

The Best by far

Loved all the interviews. What great memories they all shared. They made me laugh and teary eyed. Well done guys, fantastic work 🖤

Fantastic and fascinating interviews. Thank you so much. And thank you for leaving Alastair Duncan’s interview unedited - how moving and brilliant to hear how much Ted Hardwicke meant to him. Very moving.