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Yeah. His voice makes you feel like you’re really in the case.

The man has one nemesis and it's the word "penguin" - or "pengwing"

If only there was an previously undiscovered Holmes story called The Case Of The Purloined Porcelain Penguin 😮

it will be like this: Noot noot noot.....noot...noot noot / noot nnnnooooootttt 😁😁🤣🤣

It’s been years now, and my wife and I have never said that word correctly since😄

Well what did you end up knitting? 😮

Well done! It's a challenge to learn for speakers of other languages. ❤️ 😊 🌿 I'm often relieved that English is my mother tongue. 😅 I enjoy learning other languages myself.

English with a capital letter...like French or German.

Space after "..." or rather just write correctly with a comma.

I'm native english speaker and I talk it good.

I speek 7 langages and english the very good

Not classic these were written recently by a different author They did do a decent job of it though

@@lekoro1 Thanks for that. I'd read all the Sherlock books when I was a young girl, I thought my memory was failing me, I was thinking, "I don't remember that mystery". That explains it.

These stories are not by A.C. Doyle. It's announced at the beginning.

Magpie audio is way better! Look them up.

Can't argue with that, thanks for listening!

I do agree, but, there can only be one modern Holmes. And his name is Jonny Lee Miller!

@@theobolt250 I genuinely had no idea this series even existed. I lived in Albania for most of the 2010s but I would thought I'd at least have heard of it.

100%, Greg Wagland is the gold standard of Sir Conan Doyle audiobook narration! I love both Cumberbatch and Miller, I refuse to compare them either to each other or Sir Doyle's original character. To me, they are 3 brilliantly distinct and separate characters. Gatiss' 'Sherlock' made the character much more an abrupt brilliant sociopath (which Doyle's character never was), and Miller's 'Holmes' was more withdrawn than aloof and did the job of Americanisation of the character which popularised to their audience more effectively than ever before. They are both vastly different from the original character, but they are brilliantly entertaining. I just can't compare them because they are so different from the original 'canon'.

@@lady_bexy That has me thinking of the idea of how someone would approach the idea of being Sherlock Holmes. Another actor that should be included in this is Hugh Laurie. Dr. House was yet another incarnation of Holmes.

Then you can start learning English grammar😂

It doesnt sound like him

Written by him or a family member or a creepy fan.

You're welcome and thank you.

Couldn't disagree more, I think he is bloody awful, sorry!.

But none of them can do an American accent. May fool Britishers, but never an American.

Stephen fry did an excellent reading of the complete works of Doyle

Finally someone said it! Pengwing, penglings, pangwang - and many more synonyms he has added! 😂😂😂 Totally loved those pronunciations!

More stories to come, like the „The pickpocketing pengwing“.😉😆

Absolutely! Thanks for listening, glad you enjoyed it.

Hi thanks for watching/listening and your support, it's a shame to ruin your routine but nothing I can do. Fyi the channel is not monetised so it's not on me, just KZfaq doing KZfaq things - only way around it is KZfaq premium, which costs too much - there are free trials and offers for students etc.

@@justfreeaudiobooks thanks for explaining that you can't help it either. Too bad it is really impossible to listen for anyone. In the first story there were 6 or more adds, one 2.30 minutes long, before I turned it off. I found an old download on my computer 😀. So I say: good night!

@@vals.1908 That's a bargain, I think it's £11.99 a month in the UK, £6.99 for students

KZfaq premium? I fall asleep perfectly. Don't take your frustrations out on the wonderful creator. ❤

KZfaq premium is cheap. I pay 17 months. I think for the family, but it's like 10 bucks for just you &you get the music app free. I drive for a living, so I pay for it just so I can download & shut the screen off ( I don't need dot thinking I'm watching KZfaq while driving). It's cheaper than audible, and you get more for your money

Thanks for listening, that's cool. I can't recommend a specific ad blocker, never used one, but it's that or youtube premium I guess!

I have KZfaq premium and it’s the BEST THING EVER because not only do you never see an ad, creators actually get financially compensated for your views if they’re monetised! Also, you can download videos to listen when you have no internet (I download audiobooks for long walks), and you can turn your screen off while the video plays which saves endless amounts of battery power when you’re listening to a long book or podcast ^_^

Isn't it just, thanks for listening John!

Thanks for listening, you're welcome!

Glad you liked it, thanks for listening!

You're welcome, glad you enjoyed!

You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for listening.

Oooh yes! Jeremy Brett was the Sherlock of my childhood! My father used to read the ACD stories to me, and we’d watch Brett’s Holmes on PBS!

Jenniferm - Ahhhh, me too! Wasn’t he a fabulous Sherlock? Love Benedict in anything, but Jeremy Brett WAS Sherlock to me, as David Suchet WAS Poirot. I was so upset when I heard about Jeremy’s death and read about his life. Such an edgy production for the time too, considering the drug use portrayal as per the books. Notwithstanding, Benedict is a fantastic and consummate actor too! Thanks for posting this, I appreciate it and am saving it for later!

Awesome, glad you found and enjoyed it!

Me too

Thanks for listening, glad you enjoyed it!

Have you had success expanding your Familytree and find more relatives? :)

I've had this in my audiobook library for years, it's the real thing 😁 it came out in the midst of the BBC series craze, around 2013 I think

@@krachnicka ah, good to know, thanks

You're welcome and thanks for listening!

Enough

You mean pengwings 😅

You're welcome, glad you enjoyed!

Thanks for not complaining, glad you enjoyed!

@@justfreeaudiobooks 👍💖😎

A fair assessment, still enjoyable I hope, thanks for listening.

Indeed ! But you can grab the subtle changes in Benedict Cumberbatch's voice when he reads John's part. He's slower than while playing Sherlock Holmes. His voice sounds a little less deeper. Sometimes the lines sounds melodic, sometimes you can hear him smile as he talks, he's more prone to all of emotions in general as John Watson. As for voicing Sherlock, however, you can hear that he's lines sounds a little more succincts, logical like. Even when prone to emotions, he sound a little more cold, and he's voice shift to something a little deeper et sometimes quicker. I'm amazed at his voice acting and acting skills and quite obsessed with Sherlock Holmes ! Sorry for the long paragraph, I would have loved to hear Martin Freeman's voice as John too ! Have a nice day/night

Thanks for listening and your suggestion, good point, have updated the description!

why are you sleeping to Sherlock stories?? Their great literature not sleep aids

Yes Cumberbatch read these for a BBC special :) they’re not the original Sherlock stories bug some modern fan-written ones if I recall correctly

@@EthanJohn1986 I find listening to any story if well read a great sleep remedy, sorry if you don't approve.

Yes I really wanna know about the gun too!!

Thanks for giving it a try, your rule is a logical one.

So you’re willing to pay for art directly instead so artists can be paid for their work?

Oh, the magic of ad blocking has eluded you?

Or SHEDULE for Schedule. Cumberbatch needed some notes there…

Get a life .