What starts as a nuisance call turns out to be something a great deal more serious in this episode from the mystery series The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes (Jeremy Brett) and his assistant Watson (Edward Hardwicke) are called upon by one Mrs. Warren (Betty Marsden), the landlady of a rooming house who is afraid one of her tenants is up to no good. A strange man of Italian heritage has refused to leave his flat for the past two weeks, and communicates only by bizarre messages pushed under the door; after one ...
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What starts as a nuisance call turns out to be something a great deal more serious in this episode from the mystery series The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes (Jeremy Brett) and his assistant Watson (Edward Hardwicke) are called upon by one Mrs. Warren (Betty Marsden), the landlady of a rooming house who is afraid one of her tenants is up to no good. A strange man of Italian heritage has refused to leave his flat for the past two weeks, and communicates only by bizarre messages pushed under the door; after one of Mrs. Warren's tenants is murdered under mysterious circumstances, Holmes begins to suspect the strange man may be involved in some way, which would tie both men into the web of an underground criminal society. First aired in the United Kingdom in the Spring of 1994, The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes first aired in America as part of the PBS anthology series Mystery. Mark Deming, Rovi
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