Sherlock Holmes comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from May 2014 to May 2018.
TV Script Deconstruction, Elementary and Political Tropes
The television show Elementary is analyzed for its use of political tropes, specifically the portrayal of "Christian Identity" movements and neo-Nazis as the primary villains in a plutonium theft plot. The script is criticized for equating American extremist groups with the Taliban, serving as a form of narrative misdirection common in modern procedural dramas.
Sherlock Holmes Pronunciation Gaffe and Zoology
A critique of a Sherlock Holmes television series focuses on the protagonist's incorrect pronunciation of the word "zoology." The host expresses annoyance that writers and network staff allowed the character to say "zoo-ology" instead of the correct "zo-ology."
Elementary TV Show Aside and James Bond Reference
A clip from the CBS show "Elementary" features a character jokingly asking Sherlock Holmes to assassinate the Premier of China, which is noted as a strange script choice. This leads to a brief reference to the James Bond film "From Russia with Love" and the iconic "in the morning" line, which serves as a recurring theme for the podcast.
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