A wealthy man named Hilton Cubitt (Tenniel Evans, whom I remember from Yes, Minister) contacts Holmes and Watson. His American wife, who has kept her past a secret from him, has shown signs of great stress and fear upon finding drawings of some dancing men in their estate. Holmes gets on the case and solves the mystery, of course (which isn't too much of a mystery for today's viewers) but will he be able to prevent a tragedy?
Another nice episode where, even if you can guess what's coming a mile away, you still want to watch for the acting, the dialogue and the sets alone. The scenes where Sherlock nonchalantly shows the finer points of detection to the police inspector are a joy.
Another nice episode where, even if you can guess what's coming a mile away, you still want to watch for the acting, the dialogue and the sets alone. The scenes where Sherlock nonchalantly shows the finer points of detection to the police inspector are a joy.