Episode 031: 1954 TV’s Sherlock Holmes - The Case of the Christmas Pudding
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The Case of the Christmas Pudding is afoot...with Ryan Daly and Dave Collins, B-Team extraordinaire, joining the crew for an episode featuring Harry Crocker! Which is totally his real name. Delvin may or may not be writing these.
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