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Meredith Henderson stars as Shirley, a 2nd generation descendant of Sherlock Holmes, which is ironic, considering that Mycroft was Sherlock's only brother, who was a high ranking official in the British government, probably single and in some interpretations, he has been gay, or at least as asexual as his brother. Nonetheless, this series, which was aimed at adolescents features Shirley as a smart young girl who solves crimes with great skill.

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This is considered the 3rd part of The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes (1984), starring Jeremy Brett.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherlock_Holmes_(1984_TV_series)

This is considered the 4th and final part of The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes (1984), starring Jeremy Brett.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherlock_Holmes_(1984_TV_series)

This is considered the 2nd part of The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes (1984), starring Jeremy Brett.

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This series really has very little to do with Sherlock Holmes, beyond the name. Each of the 26 episodes are independent mysteries that feature detectives successfully solving cases in Victorian England. While the detectives are all contemporaries of Sherlock, they have no direct relationship to him. Basically, this show is a nod to a number of great writers and stories that exist outside of the mythos of Sherlock Holmes.

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H.A. Saintsbury

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Basil Rathbone

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Sherlock Holmes, voiced by Michael York, enlists the help of Tom and Jerry to solve a blackmail case.

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In a spoof of the original mythos, Michael Caine plays a bumbling Sherlock Holmes opposite Ben Kingsley as Dr. Watson, the real brains behind the famous team.

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Nicholas Rowe plays an adolescent Sherlock Holmes.