The Problem Of Thor Bridge
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In this intriguing episode, we delve into the world of classic radio dramas, exploring the impact of the radio series "The Avengers" in South Africa, a country without national television until 1976. The episode highlights how the series, despite its limited exposure, managed to captivate audiences through film rentals. We then transition to a gripping Sherlock Holmes adventure, "The Problem of Tor Bridge," featuring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce. Holmes and Watson unravel the mystery surrounding the death of Mrs. Gibson, initially suspected to be a murder committed by the governess, Miss Dunbar. Through Holmes' keen observation and deduction, the case takes a surprising turn, revealing a tale of jealousy, deceit, and ultimately, suicide. Listeners are treated to a vivid recounting of Holmes' investigation, from examining the crime scene at Tor Bridge to interviewing key witnesses, including the accused Miss Dunbar. Holmes' methodical approach and brilliant deductions lead to the discovery of a cleverly disguised suicide, exonerating Miss Dunbar. The episode not only showcases Holmes' legendary detective skills but also offers a glimpse into the societal dynamics and personal relationships that fuel the narrative. Join us for a captivating journey into the world of Sherlock Holmes, where every clue is a step closer to the truth.
(00:19) The Avengers in South Africa
(01:06) Sherlock Holmes Broadcast to Troops
(02:43) Dr. Watson Introduces the Case
(03:27) The Problem of Thor Bridge Begins
(07:00) Neil Gibson's Plea
(11:29) Investigating the Crime Scene
(18:09) Miss Dunbar's Testimony
(22:32) The Revelation at Thor Bridge
(26:51) Holmes' Reflection on the Case
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