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Calling all Cumberbitches! It's time for Sherlock! We're back in 2010 and it's all whip zooms, split screens, and sharp dialogue.

And luckily for you lot, it's not the Marlow Murder club. Although, perhaps, we mention it once or twice.

At time of recording this episode was available on BBC Iplayer in the UK and on Hulu in the USA.

This episode contains descriptions of fictionalised violence, and, of course, SPOILERS.

Original artwork by Mike Luckie
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Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov

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Let's be honest, this wasn't our most favouritist crime drama ever. There should be a lot to like: multiple deaths, the Freemasons, regatta blazers, and a plucky dog... but ultimately we thought it was a punting nightmare.

Ps. We still love Samantha Bond, we do. We just wish she had been a bit more...corrigible.

At the time of recording "The Marlow Murder Club" is available to watch in the UK on UKTV Play, and in the US on Masterpiece.

This episode contains discriptions of fictionalised violence, and, of course, is full of SPOILERS.

Original artwork by Mike Luckie
instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/

Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov

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Detective Superintendent Peter Boyd and the newly formed Cold Case Unit are investigating (and solving, goddamit) cold cases in this here London town. People shout in each other's faces, tell each other not to f**k it up, and breath heavily, showing the weight of the task in hand. It's intense.

This episode is all about Lex's massive crush on Trevor Eve. We try and pretend it's not, but it is.

At the time of recording Waking the Dead is available in the UK on BBC Iplayer, and on Britbox elswhere in the world.

This episode contains descriptions of fictionalised violence, and, of course, is full of SPOILERS.

Original artwork by Mike Luckie
instagram.com/mikeluckieillustration/

Music: Mystery Box by V. Draganov