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| Dr. Mortimer obtains the services of Sherlock Holmes to protect the new heir of the Baskervilles. Generally unfunny spoof of the Sherlock Holmes thing, which is odd considering the talent involved. Pete 'n' Dud even managing to slot in their signature uni-dexter skit albeit badly. |
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![]() | 7th December 2004 DVD 85 mins |
![]() | Sherlock Holmes |
![]() | Dr. John Watson Holmes' mother Mr. Spiggott |
![]() | Stapleton |
![]() | Beryl Stapleton |
![]() | Dr. Mortimer |
![]() | Arthur Barrymore |
![]() | Frankland |
![]() | Mrs. Barrymore |
![]() | Sir Henry Baskerville |
![]() | Mary Frankland |
![]() | Ethel Seldon |
![]() | Glynis |
![]() | Massage Parlor Receptionist |
![]() | Policeman |
![]() | Iris |
![]() | Mrs. Tinsdale |
![]() | Perkins |
![]() | Mrs. Oviatt (as Molly Maureen) |
![]() | Elder masseuse |
![]() | Enid |
![]() | Nun |
![]() | Daphne |
![]() | Shopkeeper |
![]() | Maid |
![]() | Nun (as Vivien Neve) |
![]() | Nun |
![]() | Rail Passenger |
![]() | Rail Passenger |
![]() | Masseuse |
![]() | Masseuse |
![]() | Policeman |