The Case of the Laughing Mummy (1955) Sherlock Holmes - TV Episode 17

Sherlock Holmes helps one of Dr. Watson's old friends by explaining the source of an odd noise in the man's home, but in doing so Holmes uncovers a more serious mystery.
Director: Sheldon Reynolds
Writers: Arthur Conan Doyle, Charles Early
Stars: Ronald Howard, Howard Marion-Crawford, Archie Duncan
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[@archenema6792]

That's the same girlfriend as the episode about the guys pretending to crush some mineral, but actually counterfeiting, from a few weeks ago. They should've called this The Case Of The Recycled Fiancee.😉

[@terracottaneemtree6697]

LOL! 😂🤣😅

[@helenpoornima5126]

Welcome Sherlock ! 👸 🙏

[@rogerrendzak8055]

Yes, they (the studio) were very low budget. You'll see quite a few actors, reused for different roles. Even for Archie Duncan (inspector Lestrade), who's seen occasionally, in other roles.

[@Text_Talks]

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Proximo capitulo el caso del flato sin olor.

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7° !!!

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[@MikeGreenwood51]

Sadly a bit excessive in endevering to turn Dr. Watson in to a bluddering buffoon has made the episode more in to a facical semi-comedic Holmeianesque series with out any actual ACD story as per what ACD actually wrote. ACD was in fact a very talented writer who wrote some great stories. Alas. Just my opinion.

[@artmoss6889]

I agree that Doyle was a gifted writer. His style is elegant without being stilted; detailed without being complicated. I also agree with you on the unfortunate way Dr. Watson is portrayed.