You’d be crazy to let him go. You need someone normal around here.

A list of things:

• I don’t have a single fancy print left, sorry I didn’t post about it earlier. No plan to get anything re-printed any time soon, it is too much work and I sadly can’t manage it atm.
• Apparently I hit 10K followers some weeks ago, so, hey, thank you! Maybe I’ll try to do a giveaway thing when I actually have things to give away. Meanwhile, some ‘stuff you ought to know but maybe you don’t actually care’: Hi, my name’s Basil (not ‘ghostbees’), this is a very silly blog and contrary to popular belief I sometimes do things that are not Holmes things. I am also awful at answering messages, but working on it.
• There’s no real faq but if you ask things (not anonymously), I always (?) reply sooner or later.
• ps: Turns out BD has a substantial discount on the really nice version of my favourite thing in the history of ever. Since I get asked about it quite a lot and that it’s usually rather hard to find (Amazon only has the rubbish one without credits and booklet), I thought it might be worth mentioning.

(Jokes everyone, including me, has already done at some point.)

Probably both. Although technically, that was more of a compliment.

Oh, I’m so glad to know that the Beeb is rebroadcasting it. Silly plots, awful puns, saucy jokes and rude songs! What’s not to enjoy. I have a dubious sense of humour, so it’s usually best not to take my word as gospel, but it is a very good burlesque series with a fine cast. Hudd’s Holmes, ‘the world famous toffee-nosed ponce’, is marvelously infuriating and I actually enjoy a lot Emmett’s (slightly over-the-top) Watson. Geoffrey Whitehead’s a curmudgeonly Prof and June Whitfield a first-class Mrs H. There’s (sadly) only six episodes, two of them online at the moment!