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Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century (1999–2001)A defrosted Holmes teams with a robotic Watson and a female Inspector Lestrade to stop the criminal rampage of Moriarty's clone. |
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| Michael Dobson | ... |
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(26 episodes, 1999-2001)
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| Jason Gray-Stanford | ... |
Sherlock Holmes
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John Payne | ... |
Dr. John Watson
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Akiko Morison | ... |
Inspector Beth Lestrade
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A defrosted Holmes teams with a robotic Watson and a female Inspector Lestrade to stop the criminal rampage of Moriarty's clone.
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detective | digit in title | hero from the past | 22nd century | futuristic |Certificate:
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18 September 1999 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Inspector Beth Lestrade: Oh, of course not Inspector...now, about that submersible I requested?
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Chief Inspector Grayson: Er, listen Lestrade, not a word of this to the Commisioner, eh?Inspector Beth Lestrade: Oh, of course not Inspector...now, about that submersible I requested?
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When I heard that there was gonna be a cartoon on about the master detective(though I didn't know it would be animated) I watched the first episode. When I heard the theme song, I thought at once this would be one of those stupid no-deduction cartoons were Moriarty is in everyone and they just run around, etc. But they actually used the final problem! That alone makes this "kids" show unique, and able to watch for adult Holmes fans too! I, having read the entire canon, love how they keep the original stories, add a bit more action (but not too much, you know what I mean), change murders into robberies, assaults, disappearances, temporary disablement, etc. etc. RealmMan couldn't be more wrong! (Oh, and one more thing. Now women have better rights, and Lestrade's descendant is strong and able.) Allow me one more thing. Holmes does deduce, and they aren't cheap ones with no foundation. Holmes can tell by the way a man walks he was once rich and proud, but by his clothes he has lost his fortune and tries to ignore it; when they are trapped in an empty train, instead of busting down the door, fires his gun, starting an alarm and opening the doors. See my point?