Okay, way too real! *THE RESIDENT PATIENT* (1984) first time watching | SHERLOCK

[@leftcoaster67]

One of my favourite episodes. 7 minutes of silence while Holmes does Victorian: CSI.

[@JulioLeonFandinho]

In fact, that particular scene was uploaded to youtube for ASMR purposes 😆 and it works very well

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

I don't like this episode. Don't exactly dislike this one, but I don't enjoy it.

[@johnnehrich9601]

After this series, David Suchet's Hercule Poiret adaptations of Agatha Christie's books - this version is as faithful to her novels as the Brett versions of the Holmes stories.

[@cthulhupriestess]

I concur.

[@eddhardy1054]

Absolutely

[@BeeWhistler]

Most logical choice. I'd also like to see someone react to some Lord Peter Wimsey.

[@MsAppassionata]

There is still a long way to go with this series if you include “The Return Of…” and “The Casebook Of…” seasons, which I hope she does.

[@coldwhite4240]

Jeremy Brett as Holmes, David Suchet as Poirot, Ian Carmichael as Lord Peter Wimsey and John Barrie as Sergeant Cork. Four excellent period detective dramas, each very different but every one worth watching and reacting to!

[@donaldshaw9767]

Excellent series. After finishing the “Adventures “ hopefully you’ll go straight into “The Return”. Some of the best Holmes and Watson stories can be found there. Edward Hardwick is an excellent Dr Watson. Love your channel. ❤

[@vincentsaia6545]

Despite the popular image, many physicians struggle financially for various reasons. In fact, if it wasn't for an unsuccessful medical practice we might never have gotten Sherlock Holmes. Arthur Conan Doyle started writing SH stories because his medical practice wasn't bringing in enough money.

[@martyemmons3100]

It's so nice to watch your comments on another episode of Sherlock Holmes, Mia. This is like watching my favorite show with someone that also likes it. What I like best are your reactions to each scene. The observations from your point of view are thoroughly enjoyable. You have my best wishes for you until the posting of the next video, Mia.

[@MoviesWithMia]

Thanks so much for watching!!

[@wyldan01]

Agree with all of this! Absolutely

[@HandofOmega]

This is probably my single favorite Deduction scene from ANY incarnation of Sherlock Holmes, where Jeremy Brett proves just WHY he's The Gold Standard for the character, sans quick editing, cool visual tricks or catchy music; it's ALL in his performance, you can practically see the wheels turning in his head as he pieces everything together! (The scene is also great for ASMR, if you're into that...🙂)

[@cliffordwaterton3543]

As the saying goes - 'Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you.' Just heard you mention the 'Red Headed League' my favourite Holmes story.

[@wyldan01]

So happy to see you react to my favourite episode! :D Thank you very much. ^_^ I love the interactions between Holmes and Watson in this one so much and the musical themes. Also I too love that wallpaper! Random trivia is that the director of this episode - David Carson [who also directed The Blue Carbuncle and the upcoming episodes The Musgrave Ritual and The Six Napoleans] went on to direct episodes of Star Trek the Next Generation and Deep Space Nine as well as the first Next Generation movie! I think you will like Red Headed League, you are in for a treat! Greatly looking forward to it! :D

[@leftcoaster67]

The actor who played Dr. Trevelyan. Also played Lancelot in John Boorman's Excalibur. A slightly gory, some nudity and suggestive scenes, but a very good telling of the King Arthur legend. I still love how Doctors at the time would actually ask about your health. Even the scene where he checks out the "Nobleman" is excellent.

[@adrianaheiler9794]

He is also in the movie 'Evil under the Sun' with Peter Ustinov as Poirot and I'll probably never live it down that I was almost completely oblivious to him until people started pointing out how he's the guy whos arse is constantly on display in very skimpy bathing shorts in this movie and now I can't unsee it! 😂😂😂 (maybe that'll be reason enough for Mia to review this movie if she reads this 😉)

[@captbunnykiller1.0]

Nicholas Clay was also in The Hound of the Baskerville from 1983 with Ian Richardson as Sherlock Holmes, one of my favourite adaptions, great cast. Unfortunatly Mr. Clay as well died rather young at 53. He had such an interesting face.

[@adrianaheiler9794]

@@captbunnykiller1.0 oooh, thanks for the tip! I just looked it up on IMDB and that one I haven't seen yet, but it is on my 'to watch list' anyway since it also has Martin Shaw in it (his guest appearance in Poirot made me fall head over heels for him and I've been kind of hunting down his work since then).

[@captbunnykiller1.0]

@@adrianaheiler9794 You're welcome. Martin Shaw is awesome. Loved his performance in Poirot too!

[@adrianaheiler9794]

@@captbunnykiller1.0 finally watched 'The Hound...' with Nicholas Clay and Martin Shaw today. Wow, that Hound was really good! Sometimes it's really a bonus NOT having had CGI around! Martin as Sir Henry was the cutest thing, although that dubbed over voice with the terrible accent sure was annoying!

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

23:02 P.S. Excalibur has a slew of young up and coming actors: Helen Mirren, Nicol Williamson, Gabriel Byrne, Liam Nesson, Patrick Stewart, Nigel Terry.

[@americanswan]

I love that you're reacting to this absolutely awesome Holmes series.

[@jamiemcdonough6548]

Boiled water. Put cocoa mix in a thermos. Put ice in my left-over Dunkin visit cup. Put boiled water over cocoa mix. Finally put hot cocoa over the ice. Didn't know there was a new Sherlock Holmes episode today. Nice surprise. So, while I didn't have a snack. Yes, Mia Tiffany I had a nice drink to go along with your/our viewing of The Resident Patient. Thank you.

[@constancec192]

Oh how I love this series! ❤❤❤

[@retromaven2159]

Well done, Mia! As much as I enjoyed this one the upcoming episode is one of my all-time favorites! I predict the Redheaded League is going to have you squealing with delight! 😃

[@RobynHoodeofSherwood]

Maybe some Poirot episodes after Sherlock is finished? Sherlock is my fave but Poirot has some good episodes,too.

[@kschneyer]

You’ve got a long way to go before you’re done with Sherlock, but, if you want something to start afterwards, May I recommend the Miss Marple series starring Joan Hickson?

[@cthulhupriestess]

Another great series this has my vote

[@4Topwood]

For me, Joan Hickson is THE Miss Marple, just as David Suchet is THE Hercule Poirot.

[@eddhardy1054]

Yep 😊

[@marcuswalters8093]

I forgot this episode has my absolute favourite scene in it! Sherlock and Watson at the barber's. X

[@Oiyuki]

This is my absolute favorite Sherlock Holmes, adaptation and I really hope you continue with it because I get so much joy seeing it being appreciated in the way that it really should for the wonderful piece of art that it is

[@pauljackson2473]

Hi Mia, I just subscribed to your channel. I really like your reactions. I’m a big Sherlock Holmes fan. I remember reading the stories when I was young. I’ve seen your reactions for Billy Wilder directed films also, loved your reaction to Sunset Boulevard. One of the last movies Billy Wilder directed in 1970 was “The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes” it’s not an original Conan Doyle story but I think you might like it. If you like mysteries Wilder also directed “Witness for the Prosecution” in 1959. It was an Agatha Christie play that he adapted for the screen.

[@hound3000]

This is somehow one of my most favourite episodes. Edit: After watching Jeremy Brett's version, please also try to watch Basil Rathbone's version and Ronald Howard's version (it is a half hour tv series). I still need to watch Peter Cushing's version though.🤣

[@SoggyPinkyToe]

girl… i just discovered this channel of yours and i’m OBSESSED!! instant subscribe. if you haven’t yet, i’d highly recommend seeing “Strangers on a Train” (one of Hitchcock’s best films in my opinion). i’d love to see a first reaction, your enthusiasm and eye for cinema always leaves me smiling. the details and plot pattern you pick up on are *mwah* chefs kiss. well done :)

[@MoviesWithMia]

Thanks so much! YES! I have been saving Strangers on a Train! I have got to see it! Thanks so much for your recommendation 😁

[@revacohen]

I watched this show as a teenager. This episode stood out the most for me because of how handsome the doctor was!

[@jamiemcdonough6548]

Thanks, Mia Tiffany, appreciate the heart. Appreciate the videos.

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

23:01 Nicholas Clay was Sir Lancelot in "Excalibur." 1981 I love that film! For all the women out there, he's partially naked in his betrayal scene. Clay was a great Lancelot, when I think of Lancelot I think of Clay.

[@rikardsandberg6171]

I would love for you to watch the Poirot series next if you haven't already. David Suchet's performance spans 25 years and has been critically acclaimed as being one of the most method performances to ever grace television. I think you would love the series, considering you like this one.

[@skkahl3400]

Also one of my favorites. Looking forward to seeing your videos on the films too.

[@janetwalker5308]

There are plenty more episodes of THE Sherlock Holmes Series - 43 plus 5 feature length movies. All fabulous. Recommend the Jeremy Brett version of The Hound of the Baskervilles!

[@richtea615]

The evidence-gathering scene is mesmerising.

[@chislehurstbat]

Are you doing more Sherlock Holmes?

[@saucermcfly]

I can't tell you how delighted I am to see *your* delight in my favourite Holmes series. I have been utterly devoted to the Granada series since it first aired here in Canada in 1984 or 1985. In 1987, my English class was given freedom to choose two topics to write research papers on. My first choice was Sherlock Holmes. I did the work and scored exceptionally well, but I confess it was largely an excuse to watch the program as part of my schoolwork!! ... I do look forward to seeing more Holmes reactions. I missed the last series just prior to Jeremy's death in 1995 :-( so when you get to those, I will certainly watch them in full right before seeing your reactions to them.

[@jaykaufman9782]

Nicholas Clay also appears in the superior adaptation of Agatha Christie's "Murder Under the Sun."

[@adrianaheiler9794]

One of my favourites! I can rewatch that one over and over despite knowing who the murderer is. My favourite parts are the sass-offs between Maggie Smith and Diana Rigg!

[@jamesfrost126]

Nit picking little point, it's actually called "Evil Under the Sun."

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

18:41 This scene is also a treat.

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

16:53 While not my favorite episode, this is a great moment for Mrs. Hudson.

[@snootybaronet]

"Even paranoids have real enemies."- Delmore Schwartz

[@geoffmason7215]

not usual to be this entertained really enjoyed this even though I failed to solve this

[@collettewhitney2141]

@Movies With Mia excellent review ❤❤❤❤❤❤look forward to seeing your next contents ❤❤

[@palmyreatkinson518]

i really enjoyed this one and your reaction.

[@johnnehrich9601]

Doctors in Victorian times could only do a little for patients, by comparison to today so they were not as well off financially from the rest of society as today. On the other hand, a country doctor was often the first person in a village who could afford and who needed an automobile back in the Model T era. So they weren't that poor, either. Going back further into the Middle Ages, a person who had the only sharp steel blade functioned as both a barber (from the word "barbarian") and surgeon, who advertised his trade in an illiterate society by wrapping the bloody rags from his medical practice on a pole - the original of the striped barber pole.

[@hankw69]

Cool, great episode! The Red Headed League was the first Sherlock story I read as a boy, looking forward to it.

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

2:51 If you like Holmes how about Hammer's adaptation of "Hound of the Baskervilles." 1959. It's got Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee and Technicolor!

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

6:41 Wallpaper is hardly used anymore.

[@serenshadow89]

Have you read the Sherlock series by Laurie R King? set some 20+ years after this "retirement" in which he meets a new apprentice, a young woman whose natural deduction abilities rival his own. My 9th grade English teacher recommended the first book in the series, Beekeepers Apprentice for a book report and I have been hooked ever since! It was sorta kinda my real introduction into the world of Sherlock Holmes. I highly recommend!

[@vyvienn]

It’s a fun series, for sure!

[@katherinefreymuth2030]

Watch all of Jeremy Brett's Sherlock Holmes series. They are all fantastic.

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

I was surprised to discover that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's favourite illustrator was Cyrus Cuneo, who, sadly, only did three drawings for any of Doyle's stories.

[@Scouse07]

god, every version I've seen of this didn't have that wide shot of Blessington hanging above the bed

[@Geth-Who]

This investigation scene was so many people's introduction to ASMR.

[@JERSEY434]

I enjoyed this very much new sub

[@DanielOrme]

The little exchange at the end about what the title should be is actually consistent with the original stories. I don't think you could call it 'meta' (the term certainly didn't exist at the time), but Holmes and Watson would occasionally mention the published stories (written "in-universe" 🙂by Watson), usually with Holmes complaining about how Watson had emphasized all the lurid and romantic elements at the expense of the logical working out of the solution, which to him was the only thing of interest.

[@sneezindragon]

You seem to like old movies, my humble suggestion is a comedy. The bride came c.o d. With bette davis and James Cagney. I would love to see your reaction if you've not seen it. Love your stuff.

[@annickroussemrou1064]

when the sherlock series will end, doing the hercule poirot ones maybe great

[@agenttheater5]

I love the ladies killer movie

[@morm0njesus]

Do Patt Garrett and Billy the kid!!

[@MsAppassionata]

Look, I know that this is totally unrelated to this series but you said, quite awhile ago, that you were going to watch “2001: A Space Odyssey” (not to mention other Kubrick films). I was just wondering why you still haven’t done so? The only reason I ask is because I value your insights and enjoy your reviews. It’s one of my two favorite films of all time (the other being “Lawrence Of Arabia”, which you have already done). It’s very thought provoking and I’m curious to know your interpretation of it’s meaning. I really think you will enjoy it as well as his other films. Please give it/them a try.

[@MoviesWithMia]

Hi 👋🏽 thank you so much for reaching out! I decided to hold “2001: A Space Odyssey” for a future video. Had some technical and logistical issues with that film!

[@marcuswalters8093]

I hate watch with me's. Except these ones. These are great.

[@richelliott9320]

I have no memory of this episode most the other ones I have at least some wisp of memory of it

[@HuntingViolets]

You're not paranoid if the threat is real.

[@jamiemcdonough6548]

I'm pretty sure I already thanked Mia Tiffany. If I haven't yet thanked whoever gave me the like to my comment than I'm thanking you now. Much appreciated.