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DOSSIER: The Granada Television Series
SHERLOCK HOLMES

Creeping Man, The
(short story, Sherlock Holmes)
- short story written by Arthur Conan Doyle and published ___________.
Adapted by Robin Champman for the Granada Sherlock Holmes series starring Jeremy Brett.
Citations:
1. Television episode reviewed in Sherlock Holmes, The Detective Magazine, Issue 31, 1999, by Michael Cox. Page 12.

Crooked Man, The
(short story, Sherlock Holmes)
- short story written by Arthur Conan Doyle and published ___________.
Adapted by Alfred Shaughnessy for the Granada Sherlock Holmes series starring Jeremy Brett.
Citations:
1. Television episode reviewed in Scarlet Street magazine, Issue 6, Spring 1992, by Richard Valley. Page 22. .

Golden Pince-Nez, The
(tv episode, Granada's Sherlock Holmes) - First broadcast on 21 March 1994. Mycroft (played by Charles Gray) does not appear in the original Doyle story, but had to be written into the television script because Brett's Watson, Edward Hardwicke, was busy filming Shadowlands with Anthony Hopkins.
Source: Radio Times, 19-25 March 1994, pg 77.

Master Blackmailer, The
(Sherlock Holmes short story) - Written by Arthur Conan Doyle and published __________ in _________.
Citations:
1. Adapted for Granada TV's Sherlock Holmes starring Robert Hardy as Charles Augustus Milverton. Broadcast ___________.
2. This adaption reviewed by David Stuart Davies in Scarlet Street magazine issue 6, Spring 1992, pg. 45.

Three Gables, The
(episode, Granada Sherlock Holmes) -
Citations:
1. 'The Three Gables, on location for the filming,' by David Stuart Davies, in Scarlet Street magazine issue 13, Winter 1994, pg. 97.

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Creeping Man, The (short story, Sherlock Holmes)	- short story written by Arthur Conan Doyle and published ___________. Adapted by Robin Champman for the Granada Sherlock Holmes series starring Jeremy Brett. Citations: 1. Television episode reviewed in Sherlock Holmes, The Detective Magazine, Issue 31, 1999, by Michael Cox. Page 12.
Crooked Man, The (short story, Sherlock Holmes)	- short story written by Arthur Conan Doyle and published ___________. Adapted by Alfred Shaughnessy for the Granada Sherlock Holmes series starring Jeremy Brett. Citations: 1. Television episode reviewed in Scarlet Street magazine, Issue 6, Spring 1992, by Richard Valley. Page 22. .
Golden Pince-Nez, The (tv episode, Granada's Sherlock Holmes)	- First broadcast on 21 March 1994. Mycroft (played by Charles Gray) does not appear in the original Doyle story, but had to be written into the television script because Brett's Watson, Edward Hardwicke, was busy filming Shadowlands with Anthony Hopkins. Source: Radio Times, 19-25 March 1994, pg 77.
Master Blackmailer, The (Sherlock Holmes short story)	- Written by Arthur Conan Doyle and published __________ in _________. Citations: 1. Adapted for Granada TV's Sherlock Holmes starring Robert Hardy as Charles Augustus Milverton. Broadcast ___________. 2. This adaption reviewed by David Stuart Davies in Scarlet Street magazine issue 6, Spring 1992, pg. 45.
Three Gables, The (episode, Granada Sherlock Holmes)	- Citations: 1. 'The Three Gables, on location for the filming,' by David Stuart Davies, in Scarlet Street magazine issue 13, Winter 1994, pg. 97.