@@John73John well alright, 1-1.5 centuries if we want to be more accurate about it, but I agree, the half century does make a big difference in how difficult the tech would be to develop!
Hello! I am a rich and successful prince from the newly settled Mars colony 1 in 2220, I have made huge profits here from selling the local resources to unscrupulous earth companies but unfortunately local war lords have taken over the Mars bank and are holding all my money! I need someone from 200 years ago to buy me a small amount of Amazon gift cards and send them to my family so that in 2220 they are worth billions and I can pay mercenaries from earth to asaault the Mars bank to get my funds released, when this happens I give you my most honorable and trusted word that I shall send back in time a full quarter of my weath to you in Mars credits. Act now, do not delay, you and I can both be rich!
This sounds so much like a legitimate client-meet-Holmes introduction from the original works that I'm still laughing. Also not going to like, because you're at 122 and the reversal amuses me.
That reminds me that there are some Sherlock Holmes first-person videogames where the character of Watson accompanies you, but does not have a walking animation. So he magically teleports right behind you the moment you look away from him. Terrifying stuff.
@@marcocappelli2236 And in the updated version of that game, Watson moves properly. Unless you set the option for "Freaky Watson", because so many players really loved that error.
“I’m an interesting and not boring girl from Moldova” I certainly wasn’t expecting to see a sketch from ABK where my home country is mentioned, but I’m adequately pleased that it happened, even though the context is questionable. Thank you, you beautiful man.
Yeah, it's pretty sad really. After his wife died, he was determined to find proof that spiritualism was real. He actually fell out with Harry Houdini because ACD refused to believe that he wasn't actually magic. Quite a shame for someone who was previously very logical. But grief does funny things to people.
@@DECODEDVFX Don't confuse the character and the author. Doyle was never a rationalist. He was already a confirmed spiritualist as a young man when he was writing the Holmes stories. He writes Sherlock as an outsider who views inference as a magic trick.
@@SpecialSalads other people were “you can see the wire.” And “What a suspiciously fashionable haircut on that fairy it looks like it could be from a magazine” Different strokes I suppose 🤷
Papyrus is a font which clearly shows Miss Eugenia Volkswagen’s education in Egyptian Studies. Doctor Watson would be wise to commence courting this knowledgeable and gifted woman scholar, whether through the medium of the electronic mail delivery service or in closer quarters.
How scandalous! And what of Mrs. Watson? Should Mary turn a blind eye to this potential paramour's coquettish designs on her husband? Whatever will society think, I wonder...
I am totally down for a series which follows the classic depictions of Holmes and Watson getting sent to the modern day. They develop a pretty good grasp of modern technology rather fast, like Watson recognizing the differing URLs of a phishing attempt, but still being rather naive to the finer points of internet culture. Honestly I’d pay money to see 19th century Watson stumbling onto 4Chan based conspiracy theories.
@@hjalfi and @Okami There's also a similar episode of Bravestarr, where also gets electrical powers because of the time warp he falls through, and a TV movie from somewhere in the 1990s (I forget when but it was on CBS) where Holmes wakes up in present day and has to adjust. It's actually been done quite a bit. Those are just the three I've seen.
There's a series in the 1970s called Catweazel, about a medieval wizard ending up in the (at the time) modern day. He never quite grasps the world and calls telephones "telling bones". Might be of interest :)
You could hire that marvelous chap from Strange, MD to play Holmes. Perhaps an office type to portray Watson, as we shan’t be too confused having two medical actors in the plays.
Considering how often 4Chan manages to find a precise location of a photo using just a shadow and time zone, I would say Holmes would enjoy being party to this side of 4Chan. Professor Moriarty would be a troll account made just to antagonize Holmes.
Especially as book Holmes was fucking ripped. Capable to casually being an iron fire poker back straight after another strongman bent it into a horse shoe
For a moment I thought you meant a steel pipe. One thing that the RDJ Sherlock movies got right was that Holmes was supposedly an accomplished fighter, a practictioner of the martial art of Bartitsu (a misspelling of the actual contemporary martial art Baritsu, which blended boxing and cane fighting. Was popular amongst British Gentlemen). Though unlike the RDJ movies, book Holmes was also a strongman, capable of effortlessly bending an iron fire poker back straight, after it had been bent into a horse shoe by another strongman
@@dragon12234 that's pretty darn cool, I've read somewhere about the old British gentleman's cane fighting techniques, but I didn't realize it was featured in Sherlock! Cheers!
@@dragon12234 I heard Baritsu is the misspelling, Bartitsu was the correct spelling. I know Bartitsu sounds worse because it's got "tit" in it so it's easy to wish it was the other way around. Are you able to confirm which way around it was? Because I may have equally heard wrong.
I don't know why everyone is acting so surprised about the presence of computers and emails. Babbage designed the Analytical Engine 50 years before Holmes and Watson even met.
I don't say this lightly, but this might be the one of your sketches yet. Something about taking a 20 year old joke and applying it 100 years before that just tickles my fancy to no end of delights, as they say.
I think we can question it, but I'll allow you to think this is one of his sketches. There's grounds for debate, but you're right to speak your truth. Just don't go shouting it on rooftops
"Watson, what is this other e-missive below? Oh, it's from dear old Poirot, I see. Let me look closer…" [Dr Watson coughs, embarrassed, and tries to hide the message body by putting a hand over the screen] "Ah! Haha, apparently he wants his moustache back!" "By Jove, Holmes, this is private correspondence…" "Haa hahaha" "Holmes!" [Holmes walks away, still laughing hysterically] - - - Seriously, I loved this one, Alasdair. As fatiguing as it may be, I'd love to watch a series where you play both Holmes and Watson! Cheers!
I'd pay HUGE money to see Holmes and Poirot get into a heated row on livestream, start going after each other's Minecraft castles, or bases, or whatever Minecraft things are now.
@Lyinar Baeildeth - What amazes me is this genius' presentations can be so compact. No long build up for him. Get in, get it done, and get out, leaving the audience laughing hysterically.
She's real! I've met her! Just online so far, yes, but we really did hit it off. She is, unfortunately, still a captive. Just a few more Apple gift cards and I will have won liberty for her!
I heard that in their culture they actually exchange apples as gifts, but somehow in the form of cards. A sort of exchange system, form of hard currency perhap? Confabulated in seeming more depth-bolstered sturding and thus with not such a need to be as cartesianically areous, mesupposes. Good gravy, they may be on to something. You mean small and rigid grocery money, Watson? By jove Holmes, you do have a way with words.
Anything with Helvetic in the name is clearly and obviously named after Switzerland. A Moldovan who is less partial to Switzerland would of course never use it.
That revolver Watson inexplicably brandished entered the scene faster than when Marlo Mungo III ran the Cambridge to Oxford circular in 1909 after the infamous Bovarian Teapot societies canastabash led to a pitched battle royale with the dreaded ladies from Uxbridge house...the aptly named........ 'dreadnaughts.' Fun fact, the Royal Navy named their next series of Battle cruisers after the Ladies of Uxbridge House. Such was their formidable, ferocious and foreboding nature.
I have absolutely no clue if all of this is absurdly true or absolute nonsense and that level of doubt says a lot about either moments of history that look ridiculous or how gullible I am.
@@lud3445 Follow the clues and see where they lead my good man/lady. And remember.....You must find the Jade monkey before the next blood moon or there will be terrible torment and chaos for all.
This is AMAZING because just yesterday I was looking for either hot hamsters OR hot detectives in my area. I was worried I was the only one and neither hamster nor detective would be found.
@@ChrisDevon I mean... _IVE_ always thought so... But you know some people.... they just won't recognize interspecies beauty... Smh 😔 sadly speciesism is alive and well
Well done ABK on being in one of Jay Foreman's Unfinished London videos - in my opinion, a greater achievement than Mock the Week! Hugh Dennis may have been in Bond, but has he been on Unfinished London? I think not!
The sketch had all my favorites: volkswagens, sea life, gingers, clever puns, and early internet technology. I can't think of anything better. At least 10 rewatches are mandatory.
And now "Mind-palace" has a new definition and will not loose it. Good. Also the innocence is gone. Not only for clever stuff now it needs cleaning from time to time.
My suspicion of the nature of the e-mail were first raised by the last name "Volkswagen" as they are a proud and reliable family, not known for frivolous communications. Also, Holmes would never agree to pay for Internet in 221B. I suspect Watson is leeching off 221A's Wi-Fi.
Very noble of Watson though to want to find the actual woman in the pictures. A lot of spam bots don't get their pictures with permission and lots of sex workers have their work exploited by third parties....which is totally the reason he wants to find the woman in the actual pictures, I'm sure.
This is not a "Sherlock and Watson" scenario this is just a typical English man explaining the internet to his elderly (and newly widowed) father. lol. Man I love this channel! Thanks for all these bangers. They really brighten the weekends for me. Thanks again.
Sherlock in the internet age? That would be like CoffeeZilla. "I was casually strolling through Reddit, as has been by habit these past few month, after my interminable experiences with gout, when I came upon the most curious creature, who upon further scrutiny was none other than the notorious outlaw Sam Bankman-Fried, engaged in rambunctious discourse with a young woman with whom I have not yet had the pleasure of an acquaintance." It would certainly make the internet more entertaining.
Papyrus, the trustworthy font.
She is, clearly, interested in paleontology.
I would have mistrusted her, had it been comic sans. But papyrus is it's own volume.
You killed Tera, and now you're here having the time of your life. How dare you.
now i gotta rewatch that snl skit.
@@MrIfrit truly, the actions of a man who will never make it into the world of main-monitor content.
Idk, I‘m with Watson on this one, she seemed legit. No scammer would invent the tech to e-mail two centuries backwards in time
Only one century actually.
@@John73John well alright, 1-1.5 centuries if we want to be more accurate about it, but I agree, the half century does make a big difference in how difficult the tech would be to develop!
I don’t know if I trust that. They’re getting very good.
@Enceladus No, wait - don't scam the shillings! They're worthless in the present day, and a waste of your resources to collect
Hello! I am a rich and successful prince from the newly settled Mars colony 1 in 2220, I have made huge profits here from selling the local resources to unscrupulous earth companies but unfortunately local war lords have taken over the Mars bank and are holding all my money! I need someone from 200 years ago to buy me a small amount of Amazon gift cards and send them to my family so that in 2220 they are worth billions and I can pay mercenaries from earth to asaault the Mars bank to get my funds released, when this happens I give you my most honorable and trusted word that I shall send back in time a full quarter of my weath to you in Mars credits. Act now, do not delay, you and I can both be rich!
"Hover your mouse cursor over the link, but I implore you, do not click it!" Relatable.
Can we make alll our relatives and/or workmates watch this?
That is a perfect Holmes line
Should be taken up by e safety commissioners everywhere
I guess she must've heard of Holmes's reputation after he helped that Nigerian prince with his fortune.
This sounds so much like a legitimate client-meet-Holmes introduction from the original works that I'm still laughing. Also not going to like, because you're at 122 and the reversal amuses me.
I made ur like count 221. Sorry Hugh.
@@okgibberish6771 Well now it's 222, so unless someone who liked it comes back and changes their mind, it'll never work again.
Prince of thieves? 🤣
*Holmes'
I'm living for Holmes just sliding off frame like he doesn't walk he _glides_
That reminds me that there are some Sherlock Holmes first-person videogames where the character of Watson accompanies you, but does not have a walking animation. So he magically teleports right behind you the moment you look away from him. Terrifying stuff.
@@marcocappelli2236 the frogwares videogames lol - magic Watson (great atmosphere, though)
@@marcocappelli2236 And in the updated version of that game, Watson moves properly. Unless you set the option for "Freaky Watson", because so many players really loved that error.
“I’m an interesting and not boring girl from Moldova”
I certainly wasn’t expecting to see a sketch from ABK where my home country is mentioned, but I’m adequately pleased that it happened, even though the context is questionable. Thank you, you beautiful man.
questionable, but sadly very accurate...
Do you know Eugenia Volkswagen?
Are _you_ Eugenia Volkswagen?
Do you require aid miss Volkswagen
may i call you Euginia?
"My suspicions were aroused almost immediately."
The hint of sarcasm there is just [chef's kiss].
🕵🏼♂️🕵🏾♀️🕵️”Volkswagens love him. Detectives hate him. Click here to see his secret to solving every case.”
"The criminal underworld of London HATES him!"
*CLICK HERE TO LEARN THE ONE WEIRD TRICK OF HOT SUCCESSFUL DETECTIVES EVERYWHERE!
Lepricorn haters?
Funnily enough, Conan Doyle was duped by two little girls in Bradford into believing in fairies... the shoemaker's child goes barefoot I guess.
Yeah, it's pretty sad really. After his wife died, he was determined to find proof that spiritualism was real. He actually fell out with Harry Houdini because ACD refused to believe that he wasn't actually magic. Quite a shame for someone who was previously very logical. But grief does funny things to people.
@@DECODEDVFX Don't confuse the character and the author. Doyle was never a rationalist. He was already a confirmed spiritualist as a young man when he was writing the Holmes stories. He writes Sherlock as an outsider who views inference as a magic trick.
@@SpecialSalads other people were “you can see the wire.” And “What a suspiciously fashionable haircut on that fairy it looks like it could be from a magazine” Different strokes I suppose 🤷
Wasn't ACD also responsible for the Piltdown Man hoax?
The ability of the human brain to believe absurdity merely because it wants to is nearly unlimited
"Dear Sex Maestro..that's me" lol
That Mrs John Watson must be one satisfied lady.
Papyrus is a font which clearly shows Miss Eugenia Volkswagen’s education in Egyptian Studies. Doctor Watson would be wise to commence courting this knowledgeable and gifted woman scholar, whether through the medium of the electronic mail delivery service or in closer quarters.
How scandalous! And what of Mrs. Watson? Should Mary turn a blind eye to this potential paramour's coquettish designs on her husband? Whatever will society think, I wonder...
Indeed. However, "woman" scholar? "Lady" scholar, I implore you.
He would be her only fan, or fans only
@@medievalist
My dear medievalist, Miss Eugenia Volkswagen is no lady.
I am totally down for a series which follows the classic depictions of Holmes and Watson getting sent to the modern day. They develop a pretty good grasp of modern technology rather fast, like Watson recognizing the differing URLs of a phishing attempt, but still being rather naive to the finer points of internet culture.
Honestly I’d pay money to see 19th century Watson stumbling onto 4Chan based conspiracy theories.
You might be interested in the very accurately named _Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century_, which is about Sherlock Holmes, in the 22nd century.
@@hjalfi and @Okami There's also a similar episode of Bravestarr, where also gets electrical powers because of the time warp he falls through, and a TV movie from somewhere in the 1990s (I forget when but it was on CBS) where Holmes wakes up in present day and has to adjust. It's actually been done quite a bit. Those are just the three I've seen.
There's a series in the 1970s called Catweazel, about a medieval wizard ending up in the (at the time) modern day. He never quite grasps the world and calls telephones "telling bones". Might be of interest :)
You could hire that marvelous chap from Strange, MD to play Holmes. Perhaps an office type to portray Watson, as we shan’t be too confused having two medical actors in the plays.
Considering how often 4Chan manages to find a precise location of a photo using just a shadow and time zone, I would say Holmes would enjoy being party to this side of 4Chan. Professor Moriarty would be a troll account made just to antagonize Holmes.
Clearly just a subliminal ad for the new Volkswagen Eugenia.
The detectives were room-temperature at best. Don’t tell them that I said that.
They have already deduced you did
Room temperature ginger is still considered a hot spice.. if you know what I mean
@@oldsoul3539 I dunno they both looked the same to me
@Tim Opper - Holmes already knows all about you by your font.
Especially as book Holmes was fucking ripped. Capable to casually being an iron fire poker back straight after another strongman bent it into a horse shoe
'A female is in distress and she is in our area.' Uh oh Sherlock, better bring the pipe.
Pop on the old dear stalker
For a moment I thought you meant a steel pipe. One thing that the RDJ Sherlock movies got right was that Holmes was supposedly an accomplished fighter, a practictioner of the martial art of Bartitsu (a misspelling of the actual contemporary martial art Baritsu, which blended boxing and cane fighting. Was popular amongst British Gentlemen).
Though unlike the RDJ movies, book Holmes was also a strongman, capable of effortlessly bending an iron fire poker back straight, after it had been bent into a horse shoe by another strongman
@@dragon12234 that's pretty darn cool, I've read somewhere about the old British gentleman's cane fighting techniques, but I didn't realize it was featured in Sherlock! Cheers!
@@dragon12234 I heard Baritsu is the misspelling, Bartitsu was the correct spelling. I know Bartitsu sounds worse because it's got "tit" in it so it's easy to wish it was the other way around. Are you able to confirm which way around it was? Because I may have equally heard wrong.
@@Torthrodhel ah, Baritsu was apparently the spelling Doyle used, so you were right
i *need* this to be a series
Yeah, this could be a very fun premise to see again in different situations
Yes please
I need every sketch to be a series ! With crossovers!!!
I especially love the touch of Watson wearing his true mustache over ABK's facial hair. *chef's kiss*
Ryan George would be proud 🕵️♀️
I don't know why everyone is acting so surprised about the presence of computers and emails. Babbage designed the Analytical Engine 50 years before Holmes and Watson even met.
Ah yes, the immediate precursor to Internet Explorer. I'm glad we finally moved on.
Yes but did they email and have gigaspeed internet? If so, maybe they had a lot more fun than history remembers.
@@YourCapyPal_3DPipes1999
I'm not an expert in history, but I can only assume that they did.
@@AndrewD8Red Nice.
@@41-Haiku was that really an upgrade, though? (automatic Microsoft shenanigan suspicion vibe)
I don't say this lightly, but this might be the one of your sketches yet. Something about taking a 20 year old joke and applying it 100 years before that just tickles my fancy to no end of delights, as they say.
it is undeniably one of his sketches yet
I agree that this is one of his sketches yet
I would edit the typo in the OC, but honestly, I find my mistake much funnier than anything I could deliberately write
I think we can question it, but I'll allow you to think this is one of his sketches.
There's grounds for debate, but you're right to speak your truth.
Just don't go shouting it on rooftops
@@QuantumHistorian took it on the chin with pride, respect! ✊🏾
"The detectives are not that hot. Please don't tell anyone I lied." how dare you they are very hot
"Love yourself first, because that's who you'll spend the rest of your life with" - Batman
gay
@@pinopalotta - Gay persons can be so very wise.
"If the loneliness gets too much, take in a teenage boy and dress him in tights." -Batman
@@pinopalotta fellas is it gay to love yaself
@@swellactually - yeah, pretty sure that's been part of being a man (gay or straight) for quite some time, now.
"Watson, what is this other e-missive below? Oh, it's from dear old Poirot, I see. Let me look closer…"
[Dr Watson coughs, embarrassed, and tries to hide the message body by putting a hand over the screen]
"Ah! Haha, apparently he wants his moustache back!"
"By Jove, Holmes, this is private correspondence…"
"Haa hahaha"
"Holmes!"
[Holmes walks away, still laughing hysterically]
- - - Seriously, I loved this one, Alasdair. As fatiguing as it may be, I'd love to watch a series where you play both Holmes and Watson! Cheers!
I'd pay HUGE money to see Holmes and Poirot get into a heated row on livestream, start going after each other's Minecraft castles, or bases, or whatever Minecraft things are now.
@@ChrisDevon LOL, what a marvellous idea!
@@Riccardo_Mori One of us needs to make this video, Riccardo! Gold!
@@ChrisDevon Absolutely genius
"I'm being PHished" in subtitles added so much to the accent, this is a special form of art
channelling Jeremy Brett for those old enough to remember the best Holmes actor
Solve your crime case now! No charges!
I don't know how you manage to be so consistently hilarious, but I sure do appreciate it
@Lyinar Baeildeth - What amazes me is this genius' presentations can be so compact. No long build up for him. Get in, get it done, and get out, leaving the audience laughing hysterically.
" I know what you do in there!" got me in stitches. Instant classic sketch from ABK again.
She's real! I've met her! Just online so far, yes, but we really did hit it off.
She is, unfortunately, still a captive. Just a few more Apple gift cards and I will have won liberty for her!
I heard that in their culture they actually exchange apples as gifts, but somehow in the form of cards. A sort of exchange system, form of hard currency perhap? Confabulated in seeming more depth-bolstered sturding and thus with not such a need to be as cartesianically areous, mesupposes. Good gravy, they may be on to something.
You mean small and rigid grocery money, Watson?
By jove Holmes, you do have a way with words.
This is so in character for book Watson, it's great.
I hope to one day be able to afford a Mind Palace.
"My suspicions were aroused almost immediately"
I was expecting a sexual pun after that quote.
Don't fall for it! Everyone knows that Moldovans are partial to the Comic Helvetic font; this must be a ploy!
Anything with Helvetic in the name is clearly and obviously named after Switzerland. A Moldovan who is less partial to Switzerland would of course never use it.
That revolver Watson inexplicably brandished entered the scene faster than when Marlo Mungo III ran the Cambridge to Oxford circular in 1909 after the infamous Bovarian Teapot societies canastabash led to a pitched battle royale with the dreaded ladies from Uxbridge house...the aptly named........ 'dreadnaughts.'
Fun fact, the Royal Navy named their next series of Battle cruisers after the Ladies of Uxbridge House. Such was their formidable, ferocious and foreboding nature.
I have absolutely no clue if all of this is absurdly true or absolute nonsense and that level of doubt says a lot about either moments of history that look ridiculous or how gullible I am.
It's all completely true, guv'na! I was there when it 'appened and sin it all wiv me very own eyes, and you can trample me todger if I tells a lie!
@@lud3445 Follow the clues and see where they lead my good man/lady. And remember.....You must find the Jade monkey before the next blood moon or there will be terrible torment and chaos for all.
@@ireallyshouldntbehereltd7814 Oh boy! I forgot to put the next blood moon on my calendar... what do I do now?!
@@weareallbornmad410 Panic. And vote Conservative. Probably.
Also do not vote Conservative.
And here my wife and I were just lamenting that you haven't posted in several weeks. Good show, old chap. Capital timing.
It's amazing how ahead of his time Conan Doyle really was.
This is AMAZING because just yesterday I was looking for either hot hamsters OR hot detectives in my area. I was worried I was the only one and neither hamster nor detective would be found.
But... all hamsters are hot, are they not?
@@ChrisDevon I mean... _IVE_ always thought so... But you know some people.... they just won't recognize interspecies beauty... Smh 😔
sadly speciesism is alive and well
@@YourCapyPal_3DPipes1999 You be strong, Hot hamster. Keep doing you.
@@ChrisDevon thanks King 😌
I mean we try it ain't always easy being a hamster but we do our best
@@YourCapyPal_3DPipes1999 I'm currently writing a sketch about my dog, but im inspired to ditch the loser and make it about a hamster instead
I was expecting many things from this sketch... a PSA about phishing was not one of those things
This would make excellent training for the guys at work
I was thinking my Dad could learn from this too 😂
Well done ABK on being in one of Jay Foreman's Unfinished London videos - in my opinion, a greater achievement than Mock the Week!
Hugh Dennis may have been in Bond, but has he been on Unfinished London? I think not!
I'm wearing the hat from that cameo in this video.
@@ABeckettKing you can't top that!
@@BOABModels except with a top hat
Wait, in which video was that? I must have missed it... :/
What an invigorating way to teach the masses about phishing
I didn't know Sherlock Holmes provided cyber security training!
I want this sketch to be incorporated in my company`s security training
Hello Tetiana how are you doing over there?
Ah, yes. A fake mustache over the real one. Groundbreaking costume design. Love it.
The sketch had all my favorites: volkswagens, sea life, gingers, clever puns, and early internet technology. I can't think of anything better. At least 10 rewatches are mandatory.
"Sex Maestro"
A relation of “Austin Maestro”, perhaps?
Holmes be getting into that mind palace alright
Could've been worse. Ms. Volkswagen could have been using _Comic Sans._
My exact thought.
And now "Mind-palace" has a new definition and will not loose it. Good. Also the innocence is gone. Not only for clever stuff now it needs cleaning from time to time.
Well, knowing Holmes, it could jut be him shooting up Cocaine again. (Until Watson got him off it)
The delivery of "Dear sex maestro - me" is fucking killing me
"I know what you do in there!"
“Papyrus, a most trustworthy font”
H m m
Utterly fascinatingly hilarious 😆
There's an equally graceful and crude subtlety to your work that satisfies in a way no one else does.
Finally a Sherlock Holmes adaptation that does justice to the original stories.
I thought it said: "Hat detectives in your area" and now I'm disappointed.
the Adventure of the Phantom Fisherman an underated tale
I own that exact pipe.
And also a Sherlock Holmes Calabash.
That's all, carry on.
"My suspicions were aroused almost immediately."
I'm actually improving my English with these videos, too! :)
My suspicion of the nature of the e-mail were first raised by the last name "Volkswagen" as they are a proud and reliable family, not known for frivolous communications.
Also, Holmes would never agree to pay for Internet in 221B. I suspect Watson is leeching off 221A's Wi-Fi.
I just heard Una Stubbs snap "not your Internet provider, dear" in my head.
Could be... "May I call you... my little Beatle?" :)
I have never seen a more convincing moustache
This is better than my compulsory corporate training.
“Watson, you know my methods.”
Yep, someone’s actually read a fair bit of Conan Doyle’s stories. Holmes says that pretty often in them!
Finally the Sherlock Holmes adaptation I've been waiting on.
Best Sherlock Holmes screen adaptation by far
"She's in our area"
Dare I incriminate myself by revealing how I cackled at this line... 😂😂😂
Very noble of Watson though to want to find the actual woman in the pictures. A lot of spam bots don't get their pictures with permission and lots of sex workers have their work exploited by third parties....which is totally the reason he wants to find the woman in the actual pictures, I'm sure.
Hello there
General Kenobi, you are a bold one.
General Kenobi
I bet if I went into my gmail right now and searched for "Eugenia Volkswagen", it'll come up.
"Are you DTF? Of course! I am always down to frolic"
Your comedy and videos are such a joy to watch. Thank you very much.
I should show this video to our staff members. Maybe they remember the facts about phishing better that way. Brilliant as always, ABK. Take care ❤️
This is not a "Sherlock and Watson" scenario this is just a typical English man explaining the internet to his elderly (and newly widowed) father. lol. Man I love this channel! Thanks for all these bangers. They really brighten the weekends for me. Thanks again.
"We have an email, Holmes!"
"How invigorating."
I'm disappointed in Watson. A real gentleman would read a letter fully before jumping to conclusions.
Recently watched Sherlock, with Benedict Cumberbatch. And this is so legit like that one! Lol. Lmfao
This was actually very well done. It always is here, but I'm so used to geniuses being written poorly by modern writers.
This is so fucking creative. King you are The Best
Now we need Holmes and Poirot teaming up to solve the mystery of Poe house
Holmes' suspicions were aroused almost immediately, but they weren't alone in so doing.
I can never hear the term "mind palace" again without snickering.
New from Google! Incognito mode is now Mind Palace!
"Yet another dastardly scheme by that profane genius, Moriarty! Only his nefarious mind could think of lying on the internet!"
This reminds me of Henry 2.0 with Brian Blessed. ABK as Holmes and Watson is brilliant. More more more!
Miss Volkswagen... may I call you.... you got me
Sherlock in the internet age? That would be like CoffeeZilla.
"I was casually strolling through Reddit, as has been by habit these past few month, after my interminable experiences with gout, when I came upon the most curious creature, who upon further scrutiny was none other than the notorious outlaw Sam Bankman-Fried, engaged in rambunctious discourse with a young woman with whom I have not yet had the pleasure of an acquaintance."
It would certainly make the internet more entertaining.
ABK, ABT.
(About Bloody Time!)
Thank you Magical, Notorious ABK!
'My suspicions were aroused almost immediately.' Lol.
By Jove, this is an accurate representation of people being phished!
ABK really just made a bowler look like a top hat by cropping the top out of the frame
You had me at the papyrus font 🔥
“Mind Palace”...Frogwares would be pleased.
She's in YOUR AREA? But it's a suspicious email? Sounds like a HACKER.
Miss Eugenia Volkswagen... such a lovely name!
Is Alasdair using this sketch to work through a similar personal occurrence, that left him scarred and embittered...?
Everyone who makes sketches is working through odd personal moments... A lot of the time anyway 😬
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Holmes, this Nigerian prince is in dire straits indeed!
Every skit of yours is perfectly on point, bravo!
The Mystery of the Double Moustache. My favourite Conan Doyle mystery.
Knocked it out of the park as always
"Hover your cursor over the link, but do not click!" - "But an atomic shrimp on the you tube told me to not even hover!!"