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Episode 121: Canada and Sherlock Holmes

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The <b><a href="http://bakerstreetjournal.com/itemsforsale/bsiinternationalseries.html" target="_blank">Baker Street Irregulars International Series</a></b> continues to forge ahead, as it published its sixth volume at the end of 2016. Joining the ranks of other countries and regions that whose scholarly works have been compiled and published by the BSI is none other than Canada.<br />
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1:35 Coo loo coo coo, coo coo coo coo!<br />
3:04 Sponsor: Wessex Press<br />
4:45 Sherlock Holmes in the Great White North<br />
6:53 Welcome, Peter Calamai<br />
10:40 Peter gives us the background on his association with Sherlock Holmes<br />
19:53 The beginnings of Sherlock Holmes in Canada<br />
33:01 The Arthur Conan Doyle Collection at the Toronto Reference Library<br />
34:50 Teaser for a future episode<br />
36:54 The Four Pillars<br />
42:58 Sponsor: The Baker Street Journal<br />
44:30 Professor Moriarty was an army coach - but what is that?<br />
48:48 A flashback: how the book came to be<br />
56:30 Ms. Holmes of Baker Street<br />
1:06:51 Feedback<br />
1:10:15 Gas-Lamp<br />
1:13:46 Wrap-up and Easter egg</div>
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<li><i><a href="http://bakerstreetjournal.com/canada.html" target="_blank">Canada and Sherlock Holmes</a></i></li>
<li><a href="http://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/books-video-music/specialized-collections/literature-genre-doyle.jsp" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Arthur Conan Doyle Collection</a> at the Toronto Reference Library</li>
<li><a href="http://ihose.co/ihose99" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Christopher Redmond on Episode 99</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.abebooks.com/book-search/title/ms-holmes-baker-street/author/alan-bradley/" target="_blank">Ms. Holmes of Baker Street</a></li>
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Episode 121: Canada and Sherlock Holmes

"in the northern provinces" [SIGN] The Baker Street Irregulars International Series continues to forge ahead, ...

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Remembering Roger Moore

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<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Moore" target="_blank">Sir Roger Moore</a> has passed away after a short bout with cancer, according to his family. He was 89 years old.<br />
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The actor was most famous for his turn as James Bond in the 1970s and 1980s, filling the rather large shoes in which Sean Connery trod in six films before him. He of course also famously played Simon Templar in the television series <i>The Saint</i> in the 1960s. Two great figures in the mystery genre.<br />
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But audiences in these parts also know him for another mystery role, one which may be a bit more obscure to the non-Sherlock Holmes fan: specifically his role as Sherlock Holmes in the 1976 made-for-television movie <i><a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0075208/?ref_=nv_sr_2" target="_blank">Sherlock Holmes in New York</a></i>, with <a href="http://www.ihearofsherlock.com/2015/06/remembering-patrick-macnee.html" target="_blank">Patrick MacNee</a> as Dr. Watson, Charlotte Rampling as Irene Adler, and John Huston as an unpologetically American-Irish accented Professor Moriarty.<br />
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Moore had a predilection for crime-solving — one might even call it "art in the blood." [GREE] In <i><a href="https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?sts=t&an=haining&tn=The+television+sherlock+holmes&kn=&isbn=" target="_blank">The Television Sherlock Holmes</a></i>, Peter Haining relays the following:<br />
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"As the son of a London policeman, Roger Moore has always been interested in law and order, and indeed has only ever played 'good guys' in films. And despite the fact that he is one of the few actors not to have read all of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes before he played the part, his admiration for the character is considerable."</blockquote>
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But convincing Moore to take on the role was not an easy one. According to Chris Steinbrunner and Norman Michaels in <i><a href="https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?sts=t&an=Steinbrunner&tn=The+Films+of+Sherlock+Holmes&kn=&isbn=" target="_blank">The Films of Sherlock Holmes</a></i>, he was eventually convinced by the script:<br />
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"Holmes comes to life in this story. I wear a number of different disguises and this appeals to me. I have a love affair with a beautiful actress who has a nine-year-old son named Scott and we learn that Holmes's middle name is Scott. And, of course, there is Moriarty threatening to steal all the gold in the world. But what I like most about playing Holmes is that there is more dialogue in this script that I have ever had in 120 'Saint' episodes and two 'Bond' films."</blockquote>
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Steinbrunner and Michaels continue, citing a <i>TV Guide</i> review by Judith Crist on October 18, 1976:<br />
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"Moore and Patrick MacNee provide attractive variations on the familiar characters. Moore's Holmes, in fact, has a dash of the debonair and the worldly...that sites well on the great detective. After Moriarty, in his rococo lair, threatens Holmes with a trap door, flying daggers, and a crashing chandelier, the great detective calmly remarks, 'A pity about the chandelier; it was the only item in the room that showed the merest modicum of style.' And when Sherlock and the lady in distress have their moments, there's an undertone of emotion new to Holmes sagas...Under Boris Sagal's direction, this is first-class entertainment."</blockquote>
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You can watch Roger Moore in <i>Sherlock Holmes in New York</i> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7K3Nwdg9x3w" target="_blank">on YouTube</a>:<br />
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While we weren't able to book Sir Roger for an interview on I Hear of Sherlock Everywhere (we tried!), we will still hold dear the memory of him as Sherlock Holmes in New York.<br />
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Baker Street Elementary — Merely Players

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Bringing stories to life in the minds of readers or theater-goers can be a challenge. We know that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was a talented storyteller who managed to do just that, particularly in the former medium (and did attempt the latter <a href="http://www.wessexpress.com/html/speckledband.html" target="_blank">at least twice</a>).<br />
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When William Gillette sought Doyle's approval to make some nominal changes to Holmes's personal situation in 1899, Doyle replied, "You may marry him, murder him, or do whatever you like to him." It's not clear what Holmes and Watson had to say about this development, but in the minds of the team at Baker Street Elementary, we have the opportunity to see how it might have played out during an earlier stage of their lives...<br />
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Baker Street Elementary — Merely Players

"we were all little boys together" [NAVA] Bringing stories to life in the minds of readers or theater-goers can be a chall...

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What to Do with Too Many Books (Is There Such a Thing?)

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My father, <a href="http://www.ihearofsherlock.com/2014/11/remembering-donald-redmond-bsi-2s.html" target="_blank">Don Redmond, BSI</a>, was an enthusiast of everything from steam trains to Sherlock Holmes. A professional librarian and a child of the Great Depression, which taught him to hold onto things because they might be needed, and hard to get, one of these days. The result, of course, was that my parents had a house full of stuff, including many, many books. Both his house and the libraries he served were embodiments of what he came to call Redmond's Law: "Bookcases are full."<br />
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Redmond's Law has applied to my own surroundings for many years, and as I settle into a new house in Carleton Place, Ontario, it clearly has jurisdiction here too. Despite an unbroken 27-foot sweep of floor-to-ceiling bookcases around much of the perimeter of my study, and three overflow cases in a nearby storeroom, there are — what a surprise! — books that have not yet found a shelf, and remain in shipping cartons. I am not sure the situation will change any time soon.<br />
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I've found room in the study for general books on many subjects (my collection emphasizes literature, religion and languages) and for many shades of Sherlockiana: editions of the Canon, books about Arthur Conan Doyle, non-Sherlockian books by Arthur Conan Doyle, literary analysis, histories and commentaries about drama and film, Game-playing monographs, bound volumes of the <i><a href="http://www.bakerstreetjournal.com/" target="_blank">Baker Street Journal</a></i> and other periodicals, even a few pastiches, although most of those have been relegated to the storeroom.<br />
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The trouble really starts with my accumulation of books in peripheral fields, such as 19th-century history, Victorian scandals, London lore, and the history of detective fiction. In general this isn't material I look at very often, and I haven't collected it systematically, but it takes up space for all that. Let me just list a few titles:<br />
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<li>James O'Neill's <i>The Molly Maguires</i>, a novelization of the 1970 film, starring Sean Connery, that tells a rather different story of conflict in the Pennsylvania coal fields than does <i>The Valley of Fear</i>.</li>
<li>Geoffrey Moorhouse's <i>India Britannica</i>, a narrative of the colonial experience that provides the background for <i>The Sign of Four</i> and "The Crooked Man."</li>
<li>Richard Gordon's <i>The Private Life of  Doctor Crippen</i>, a novel about one of the most notorious Edwardian murderers.</li>
<li>Conte Costello's 1956 biography <i>Lola Montez</i>, telling the story of one of Irene Adler's possible originals — a volume that I have only now noticed happens to be written in German.</li>
<li>Kevin O'Brien's <i>Oscar Wilde in Canada</i>, the story of a tour by one of Arthur Conan Doyle's friends that bears some resemblance to ACD's own North American lecture tour in 1894.</li>
<li>Ian Ousby's <i>Bloodhounds of Heaven</i>, subtitled "The Detective in English Fiction from Godwin to Doyle".</li>
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I am vanishingly unlikely ever to consult any of these books — and yet I can't possibly expel them from my library, can I?<br />
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<i><b>What kinds of books do you have that are on the periphery of Sherlockiana? Leave us a comment below.</b></i></div>
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Elementary Renewed for a Sixth Season

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On May 13 <a href="http://variety.com/2017/tv/news/elementary-the-amazing-race-renew-cbs-1202426191/" target="_blank">CBS announced that it will be renewing</a> its New York-based modern take on Holmes and Watson, <i><b>Elementary</b></i>, for a sixth season.<br />
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As reported by <a href="http://deadline.com/2017/05/elementary-renewed-season-6-amazing-race-returning-cbs-1202092969/" target="_blank">Deadline's</a> <span class="byline">Nellie Andreeva, "</span><i>Elementary</i> and <i>The Amazing Race </i>[also renewed on May 13] surprisingly did 
not make the list of early CBS renewals for the first time, spending 
their first spring on the bubble. But there never was serious doubt for 
the crime drama, 100% owned by CBS, which had been making writer 
staffing deals for next season, and for the most heralded reality series
 of the past decade. While its linear ratings in the Sunday 10 PM hour are soft (7.4 million viewers, 1.2 in 18-49 Live+7), <i>Elementary</i>
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broadcast stations that fetch in as much as $3 million total per 
episode; and it is a nice international seller too. Just last May, CBS 
Corp. CEO Les Moonves used <i>Elementary</i> as an example of a program ownership success story, telling investors that the show had 'made approximately an $80 million profit for the corporation' the previous year."<br />
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In fact, <i>Elementary's</i> ratings make it one of the lowest of scripted TV shows. But, as <a href="http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/cbs-renews-elementary-amazing-race-1003594" target="_blank"><i>The Hollywood Reporter</i></a> noted, the ratings are just one and not necessarily the most important factor in deciding the future of the show. <i>Elementary</i> "had been buried on Sunday nights, often airing outside of primetime 
thanks to NFL delays in the fall. But lucrative library deals and 
international appeal have kept the CBS TV Studios production in favor, 
and will continue to do so."<br />
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While the US fan base might be small, it is dedicated and the show does well in overseas markets. As mentioned in a previous IHOSE post ("<a href="http://www.ihearofsherlock.com/2017/05/interview-with-nadia-alexander.html#.WRibz8a1uM8">Interview with Nadia Alexander, Elementary's Hope Neligan</a>"), USA Today's Save Our Show Poll had it a very close number two show to be saved; out of over 146,000 votes, it was only 1350 votes behind ABC's <i>Timeless</i>, which did not survive the renewal ax.  TV Series Finale's still <a href="http://tvseriesfinale.com/tv-show/elementary-season-six-cbs-series-cancelled-renewed/" target="_blank">open poll</a> has 88% of voters wanting to keep <i>Elementary</i> on the air.<br />
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As the networks announce their fall schedule line-up, <a href="http://www.spoilertv.com/2017/05/code-black-and-elementary-new-seasons.html" target="_blank"><i>Elementary</i> is slated for midseason</a> with 13 episodes. In the meantime, Lucy Liu will keep busy in the off-season playing Veronica, a highly successful and morally dubious alpha-female book editor on Hulu's 10 episode third season of <i>Difficult People</i>.<br />
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Late addition: NBC changed its mind on <i>Timeless</i> and <a href="http://deadline.com/2017/05/timeless-renewed-season-2-nbc-1202092878/">renewed it for a second season</a>.<br />
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Elementary Renewed for a Sixth Season

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Episode 120: Firsts in the Canon

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2:25 Doings at the Speckled Band of Boston<br />
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Episode 120: Firsts in the Canon

"something which had never before intruded" [VALL] You probably remember the first time you came across Sherloc...

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Interview with Nadia Alexander — Elementary's Hope Neligan

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“When an actor I had, of course, learned all the secrets…” [TWIS]</h4>
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In the March 2017 issue of the electronic newsletter <i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;"><a href="http://www.sherlock-holmes.com/">The Sherlockian E-Times</a></i> (Vol 17, No
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We recently received this note from that SOB, David Haugen:<br />
"Hey all you SOBs and Friends of the SOBs!!!!!<br />
SOB Charlie Cook of Sumter, SC just sent us <b>this info about his New York-based granddaughter, SOB Nadia Alexander, who is an actress!!!</b><br />
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<b>SOB Member Nadia Alexander will be appearing, as a guest star in the role of Hope Neligan, in the 18th episode of this season of "ELEMENTARY" on CBS, premiering later this month!</b><br />
Checking CBS' viewing schedule today on the web, this Sunday (March 5) they are showing the 15th episode ("Wrong Side of the Road"), so our best-guess-timate is that Episode 18 (no known title yet) will show on March 26 but please, please, please check your local listings!!!<br />
So, set your video recording devises and check your local listings!!!!<br />
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Thanks!<br />
Terri and David"</blockquote>
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The episode did air on Sunday, March 26. Called “Dead Man’s
Tale,” it is a satisfyingly twisty story about the mummified remains of a man run
through by a sword found in a self-storage unit. Turns out the man worked for
New York City, stealing items from people who died without heirs. One of the looted items
was a captain’s log from Captain Emerson Barker, who was also the legendary
Colonial-era pirate Black Peter.<br />
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Tracing the path of the stolen logbook,
Sherlock and Joan come across the mysterious Kashgar, middleman in fencing
stolen antiquities on the dark web. Kashgar turns out to be Hope Neligan,
teenage daughter of ex-con John Neligan.<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;"> 
</span>Hope was played by the <a href="http://soundofthebaskervilles.com/">Sound of the Baskervilles’</a> own Nadia Alexander.</div>
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Before the show aired, I emailed Joel with additional
information about the episode garnered from the internet and joked with him
about the “<i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">E-Times</i> ratings bump” —  “With
Nadia's relatives, membership of the SOB's and <i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">E-Times</i> subscribers, I have no doubt that the March 26 ratings will
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In fact, according to <a href="http://tvline.com/2017/03/27/ncis-los-angeles-ratings-season-8-episode-19/">TV Line</a>, <i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">Elementary</i> “enjoyed bigger audiences while hitting their best ratings
since Dec. 18." Like TV Line, <a href="http://deadline.com/2017/03/north-carolina-kentucky-ncaa-ratings-cbs-little-big-shots-time-after-time-1202052875/">Deadline</a> attributed the bump to the Final
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"North Carolina’s thrilling victory provided the best result of the
tourney so far, and the surge pushed CBS’ subsequent lineup of
<i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">60 Minutes</i> (2.7/10), <i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">NCIS: Los Angeles</i> (1.6/6), <i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">Madam Secretary</i> (1.0/4) and <i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">Elementary </i>(0.8/3, tracked from 10:30-11
PM) up by double digits. Whether those tentative numbers hold is another
matter, but right now almost all of CBS’ Sunday shows are at heights unseen
since the NFL season was raging late last fall." </blockquote>
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know about the clout of the <i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">E-Times</i>
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After “Dead Man’s Tale” broadcast, I reached out to the <a href="http://www.johnhwatsonsociety.com/">John H Watson Society</a>’s Margie Deck, <i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">The
Watsonian’s</i> Pawky Puzzler and member of the SOBs, to reach out to Charlie
Cook to ask Nadia to see if she would be interested in being interview for this website on her experiences on the show. Margie did, Charlie did, and Nadia
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<b>Nadia Alexander:</b> I am a New York City-based actor who has been working in the
film/TV business for about nine years now. My initial love of acting began at
age six, when I started doing theater in my hometown of Pittsburgh, PA. I
always knew it was what I wanted to do with my life, and now I’m fortunate
enough to make my living—full-time—as an actor (no day job, hooray!). I also
recently graduated s<i>umma cum laude</i> from the Macaulay Honors College (one of the
few tuition-free programs in the country) with two degrees in Physics and
Psychology. </div>
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<b>NA:</b> My very first introduction to the detective was through my
grandpa, Charlie, who absolutely adores Sherlock Holmes and would always
encourage me to read Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories when I was little (though I
must admit, at that age, I had more interest in his Peanuts comic collection!).
But I would say I was officially roped into the Sherlockian world in 2010, when
a friend introduced me to the first season of the BBC <i>Sherlock </i>series. In my
opinion, the first two seasons of BBC <i>Sherlock </i>are among some of the best and
most brilliant pieces of TV I’ve seen, and the Benedict Cumberbatch-Martin
Freeman-Andrew Scott trifecta as Holmes, Watson and Moriarty is the kind of truly
spot-on, chemistry-filled casting that an actor like myself lives to watch. And
while I do not regularly keep up with <i>Elementary </i>(I’m more of a binge-watcher
than a week-to-week kind of TV consumer), both my grandpa and my mom are huge
fans of the show, so I was very excited to have the opportunity to be a part of
something I knew my whole family would enjoy and play in a world I’ve
discovered more and more of over the past few years!</div>
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<b>NA:</b> I got the audition appointment from my agents to meet with
the show’s casting director, Mark Saks. I’ve auditioned for Mark a few times in
the past so we’ve developed a good rapport and relationship. As such, he
brought me straight to a session with the director of the episode, Alex Chapple
(as opposed to bringing me in for a pre-read, where the actor only reads for
the casting director before potentially getting a callback with the director).
I was given the interrogation scene to read for Mark and Alex and, because my
agents had sent me a breakdown of the character, I knew Hope Neligan was
supposed to be very bright and really know her stuff when it comes to the dark
web.<br />
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To help me get into that mindset, I went in with the lines fully memorized
(it’s usually standard to bring a copy of the scene in case you forget your
lines, but I decided to take a risk) and just tried to play the scene as if I
spent my days running business all over the dark web (in reality I wouldn’t
know where to find the dark web, let alone set up shop!). I think my level of
preparation really showed Mark and Alex that I was serious about the role and
my approach to the scene was right for the overall energy of Hope as a character.
So, just a few days after that meeting, I got a call from my agents that I had
booked the role!</div>
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you were on, “Dead Man’s Tale,” took elements of Doyle’s “The Adventure of
Black Peter.” Black Peter became the sobriquet of a part-time Colonial era
pirate and you became Hope Neligan, daughter of ex-con John Neligan, who sells
the pirate’s stolen logbook on the dark web. How did it feel to be not only on
a Sherlockian TV show but also to play a Canonical-ish character based on John
Hopley Neligan, son of </b><b style="mso-bidi-font-weight: normal;">"absconding banker" J.H. Neligan?</b></h4>
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<b>NA:</b> I think it’s always a real treat for Sherlock-based shows to
give nods like that to die-hard fans who really know their canon. And as an
actor, it’s fun because you get to see the parallels that the writers used to
form your character. Even a little thing from the original story, like Arthur
Conan Doyle’s Sherlock noting that John Hopley Neligan was too slight to run a
man through with a harpoon, was able to be brought up in our story, with our
Sherlock doubting that I could be capable of such an act with a sword (but my
father could be)! Ultimately, it just adds a really fun layer that you hope
will tickle fans of the original stories. </div>
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<b>NA:</b> Jonny and Lucy were very welcoming, kind, and professional.
When you come in for just a few days of work on a show that has been going on for
years and you’re working with the leads of said show, it can be a bit
intimidating, even for someone like me who has been doing this for quite a
while now. But the two of them really made me feel like a part of the team and
were very friendly both on and off set. Jon Michael Hill was also incredibly
nice and very easy to work with, which was great since I had both of my scenes
with him! When I wrapped, he even agreed to write and autograph a little note
to my mom (who, as I mentioned, is an avid fan), which I put on my copy of the
episode’s script as a little gift for her!</div>
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“talk Sherlock shop” with JLM and Lucy?</b></h4>
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<b>NA:</b> I wish! Sadly, network TV shooting tends to move very
quickly, and so I was only on set with JLM and Lucy for a few hours and for
most of that time, we were pretending to be other people! But you can tell
after five seasons, those two really know what they’re doing and understand the
beloved characters they inhabit week-to-week. It’s clearly second nature for
them, and it was awesome to see them work as Sherlock and Watson! </div>
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<b>NA:</b> Unfortunately, I didn't get a chance to chat with anyone
about Sherlock! I would have loved to sit down with the writers and pick their
brains but sadly the days just move too fast for that! But all in all, I just
had a really wonderful experience both as an actor and as a Sherlock fan.</div>
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<b style="mso-bidi-font-weight: normal;">IHOSE: Hope is
arrested in her father’s home and interrogated at the 11<sup>th</sup> Precinct.
Did you get to visit the Brownstone set? What did you think of it?</b></h4>
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<b>NA:</b> Unfortunately, the Brownstone was at a different part of the
stage and I had to get to my other job (more on that in a bit) before I was
able to sneak a peek at it. But the Precinct was really cool. It’s amazing how
much detail goes into making it feel like it’s a real space and not just a
stage. They even had water fountains and payphones (though further inspection
proved neither worked)!</div>
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<tr><td class="tr-caption" style="text-align: center;">Nadia on set as Hope Neligan.<span style="font-size: 12.8px;"> "No, really, the police arrested me on </span><span style="font-size: 12.8px;">suspicion of murder, questioned 
me about</span><br />
 my dark web business, then let me go! <span style="font-size: 12.8px;">Look, I took a selfie at the station to prove it!"</span></td></tr>
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<b style="mso-bidi-font-weight: normal;">IHOSE: I liked your
performance as Hope, a brilliant 14-year-old (I’m not asking your age in case
any casting agents are reading this!) who sees nothing wrong with being a
middleman who facilitated the transfer of dubious items on the dark web to save
her proceeds as tuition to attend MIT, because she’s not selling guns or drugs like her dad.
To further the pirate metaphor of the episode, you captured both her certainty
as someone who’s able to navigate dangerous shoals few could handle and her
uncertainty as a kid in over her head in deep adult waters. I also liked Jon
Michael Hill’s “what the heck” look during the arrest scene when you admit
you’re Kashgar.</b></h4>
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<b>NA:</b> Thanks! Jon and I had a lot of fun playing with our dynamic
both in that scene and in the interrogation (where I got to be particularly
snarky with him as payback for busting in on me and my dad!). There was a very
funny moment when we were rehearsing the raid scene before the cameras started
rolling, where, after I admitted I was Kashgar, there was a long pause, and Jon
suddenly, very comically, turned around and ran out the front door and halfway
down the block! We all laughed so hard!</div>
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<b style="mso-bidi-font-weight: normal;">IHOSE: Any
possibility that Hope could return as one of Sherlock’s Irregulars a la Mason
(Robert Capron), who was also in your episode?</b></h4>
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<b>NA:</b> Sadly, those types of decisions don’t rest with me, but of
course I would say yes if they invited me back. I did think it was interesting
that I (presumably) got to walk free despite committing a felony! But jokes
aside, I’m always happy for whatever work I can get, so I am very grateful for
my one episode!</div>
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<b>NA:</b> I have a couple exciting things in store for 2017. Coming up
soonest is the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of Quinn Shephard’s very
impressive directorial debut, <i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">Blame</i>,
where I play the lead villain, Melissa. Then, I’ve got two other lead roles in
upcoming films: Phil, in Boaz Yakin’s psychological thriller <i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;"><a href="http://deadline.com/2016/11/im-global-acquires-maven-pictures-boarding-school-boaz-yakin-1201848303/">Boarding School</a> </i>and Mina in Justin P.
Lange’s monster tale, <a href="http://www.austrianfilms.com/films/film_detail?fid=1481568393612"><i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">The Dark</i></a>. I am
also currently working on a new Netflix series called <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Seconds_(TV_series)"><i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">Seven Seconds</i></a>, which, funnily enough, actually shares the same
shooting stage as <i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">Elementary</i>—it made
commuting to work very easy that week! That should be out later this year or
early 2018! </div>
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for doing this and future success in all you do. </b></h4>
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Update:</i></b> Since conducting this interview <a href="http://www.indiewire.com/2017/04/quinn-shephard-blame-tribeca-2017-1201808375/"><i>Blame</i></a> has premiered at the <a href="http://www.indiewire.com/2017/04/2017-tribeca-film-festival-awards-keep-the-change-son-of-sofia-1201810168/">Tribeca Film Festival </a>and Nadia was awarded <b>Best Actress in a U.S. Narrative Feature Film</b>. Jury Comment: </div>
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I am especially thankful to our award-winning Sherlockian for graciously taking time
out of her busy schedule to answer my questions. As for <i style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">Elementary</i>, its season finale will be May 21. The Sunday night 10:00 pm time-slot is not especially kind and Sunday sports can frequently push the start time close 11:00. The Masters on April 9 pushed Episode 19 back by a week. The future is
uncertain for a sixth season. <a href="http://deadline.com/2017/04/bubble-watch-elementary-2-broke-girls-quantico-exorcist-timeless-oncwe-upon-a-time-blindspotseries-renewal-status-1202068661/">Deadline</a> reported mid-April:</div>
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renewals for the first time, spending its first spring on the bubble. But I
hear the crime drama, 100% owned by CBS, looks good to return and is making
writer staffing deals for next season. While its linear ratings in the Sunday
10 PM hour are soft (7.7 million viewers, 1.1 in 18-49 Live+7), the series has
off-network and SVOD deals with WGN America, Hulu Plus and broadcast stations
that fetch in as much as $3 million total per episode; and it is a nice
international seller too. Just last May, CBS Corp. CEO Les Moonves used
<i>Elementary</i> as an example of a program ownership success story, telling
investors that the show had “made approximately an $80 million profit for the
corporation” the previous year.</div>
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all set for a successful syndication. The fans, on the other hand, would like it to return. <a href="https://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2017/05/05/save-our-shows-2017-timeless-elementary-blindspot-usa-today/101251072/">USA Today</a> published the results for their annual Save Our Shows poll on May 5 and reported:<br />
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"The viewers have spoken, and they want to make time for NBC's <i>Timeless</i>.The freshman series was the favorite in USA Today's Save Our Shows poll, with 49% of voters saying they'd like the historically minded time-travel drama to stick around for a second season. CBS's <i>Elementary</i>, wrapping its fifth season this month, was a very close second with 48% (a difference of 1,350 votes), with NBC's <i>Blindspot </i>and ABC's <i>Last Man Standing</i> tied for third place with far less support. This year's turnout of 146,603 votes marked a new record for Save Our Shows, now in its 20th year....<i>Timeless </i>was the clear favorite among viewers under 50 (74% of teen voters picked it), while <i>Elementary </i>outshone it among the 50-plus group....Women also picked <i>Timeless </i>as their favorite to return, while men chose <i>Elementary...</i>"</blockquote>
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It would be nice if CBS saw the poll and kept the results in mind when they make their final decision. I hope it returns for a sixth season and
wraps-up the Morland Holmes, Jamie Moriarty and Mycroft Holmes storylines and
give us a bit more of Ms. Hudson. After all, on the
show she is a Greek interpreter.<br />
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Interview with Nadia Alexander — Elementary's Hope Neligan

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Baker Street Elementary — Boys Will Be Boys

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In a recent episode of I Hear of Sherlock Everywhere, we debuted a feature called "<b>Unnecessary Pastiche Censorship</b>." Okay, okay — <a href="http://ihose.co/ihose118">Episode 118</a>, to be specific. At exactly 5:14, if you must know. Oh, alright. Here's <a href="http://www.clammr.com/app/clammr/259130">a clip</a>.<br />
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Well, two of our 10 fans must have been listening, as it has resulted in the boys at Baker Street Elementary chattering about it in the schoolyard. They've taken the concept to a new level and have decided that rather than having to suffer the slings and arrows of the original works of William Shakespeare, they're spicing things up a bit with the censor's trademark.<br />
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Baker Street Elementary — Boys Will Be Boys

"we were all little boys together" [NAVA] In a recent episode of I Hear of Sherlock Everywhere, we debuted a feature calle...

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by Scott Monty