The Baconian Cipher
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In this episode, we delve into the intriguing world of classic radio shows, starting with a discussion on the impact of "The Avengers" radio series in South Africa, a country that lacked a national television service until 1976. We explore how the series, which was a sensation in Britain and America, managed to gain some exposure in South Africa through film rentals. The conversation then shifts to the classic "Sherlock Holmes" radio series, featuring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce, as we are invited to join Dr. Watson for another thrilling adventure with the master detective, Sherlock Holmes.
The episode unfolds with Dr. Watson recounting a mysterious case involving a coded message in the agony column of a newspaper, leading Holmes and Watson to a sinister plot involving impersonation and attempted murder. The story takes us through a series of deductions and discoveries, highlighting Holmes' unmatched detective skills and the clever use of cryptography to solve the case. As the mystery unravels, listeners are treated to a captivating tale of deception and intrigue, showcasing the timeless appeal of Sherlock Holmes' adventures.
(00:04) The Avengers in South Africa
(00:54) Introduction to Sherlock Holmes
(02:19) A Visit to Baker Street
(03:37) The French Detective's Challenge
(06:00) The Agony Column Mystery
(10:16) Journey to The Elms
(13:01) Meeting Mr. Quilter
(16:13) Holmes' Realization
(18:11) The Search for Mr. Quilter
(21:29) The Pistol Match
(24:00) The Truth Revealed
(26:24) Conclusion and Transition to Gregory Hood
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