Let see in '99 I was 17/18 round there I do not remember this show at all cause by then I was old enough to go as I pleased+ The cartoon network was airing the power puff girls and I got hooked to all these dope CN shows. Ed, Edd, n Eddy was my jam. Cow and Chicken, etc.. But I found this show a few months back and I really wish I has caught it in the 90s. It gives me The Amazing Spider-Man vibes. Yo Ed, Edd n Eddy has a dope theme song!
This was a show that I saw when I was like 11-12 on a obesqure channel that you got without cable called Qubo. It really does feel like a fever dream finding this show again since you could only ever catch it at like mightnight or 2am.
I’d say the cartoon idea of a titan of history being brought back to life in the future has plenty of potential on it’s own. It can be about Otto von Bismarck, Napoleon, Julius Caesar, Frederick the Great, Constantine XI or even Charlemagne. Also Helmuth von Moltke.
This and "Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego" pretty much defined my childhood's summer weekday mornings (my local FOX affiliate played both these shows in an hour block at 7 AM, well, this was a ways before the FOX Kids Block fell apart).
Andrew Beltran and now Carmen Sandiego is getting a new cartoon show on Netflix... maybe time for Sherlock Holmes to make a come back to the world of animation?
Yep, used to wake up early Saturdays to watch FoxKids - Sherlock Holmes, Digimon, X-Men then turning to the WB watching Yu-Gi-Oh! Jackie Chan Adventures, Static Shock!!! Man those were some good days 😭
I nearly died of laughter twice from this one episode. The first time when Moriarty revealed himself and the second when they said Holmes was preserved in honey.
+chavamara Um...Britain was more a Ceremonial Constitutional monarchy at that time. Wealthy, and not unimportant, but what he's probably reacting to is a female POTUS or Prime Minister.
It still is. What use is a queen or a king in the modern world? Especially in Britain. Their titles of royalty are nothing more than superficial designations. Especially since they give out titles of "Sir" and "Dame" to silly whorish figures like actresses (e.g. Helen Mirren).
Imo, this fits in more with book Sherlock, though. He...Didn't have the highest regard for women. I mean, an updated viewpoint for the modern Sherlock makes sense, but this Sherlock is supposed to literally be the original book Sherlock come to life. I'd hope his opinions about women would change as he works alongside Lestrade, though, lol.
Indeed he wasn't overt with his sexism that I can recall, so him having a slight shock at changes in gender equaility fits his character...it's just odd to see it addressed in a saturday morning cartoon is all. Also can't forget Irene Adler either.
I'd never heard of this til recently. A lot of views, thumbs & comments! Wow, '99 series, and solid art. Beth's wrist tech is detailed. :) I liked the scene in the past, trouble in the future, then Beth's decision. Nice dialogue, and quite the action. I just may keep going & watch the rest.
actually found them on an old private tracker site i use to be a part of buried deep of the depths of the site Lol i have however found the DVDs a few years back at the dollar store for $2 so naturally i yoinked them Lol sadly my current PC doesn't have a DVD/Burner drive anymore so i wasn't able to RIP them on here to update the quality
It’s because the song has a great beat. The lyrics are minimalistic to the point of it being a Kenny Loggins song, but the melody invokes mystery, action and adventure, which I’m sure Sir Arthur Conan Doyle could understand and appreciate.
14:02: Considering the fact that Holmes has been dead for 212 years and was just brought back to life, I’d say he’s got a long road ahead. Or a short one, for his case.
just remembered about this from my old trailer park days when i was like 4-5, im 17 now but danm do i miss this. this always put me to sleep and always super late at night lmao. love it
I watched this show on Fox Kids and in syndication when I lived at San Antonio, Texas during at the end of the 90's/early 2000's like from 1999 to 2001.
I remeber this show. I was think 10 years old. We didn't have direct TV so. My family and I was stuck with public tv. I think it was on cubo or however it was spelled.
Immersion is the best hahaha Holmes is charming. Manga is so much fun, and thanks to the OST, it's also fun to listen to. It's warm I fell in love with it from the first page. Up until now, Sherlock Holmes has been a movie, drama, book, and comic book is so much fun. Holmes full of personality with a new feeling. A cartoon you want to keep and take out. That's cool I miss you from the first scene Sherlock Hums was the funniest ♥ The concept of the 22nd century, overflowing with personality A masterpiece with a combination of fun and thriller elements. Manga that you want to keep and take out The story, directing, umak, etc. were good overall, and the best part was the witty main characters with unique characters. I'm really tired of the match-up performance. It's easy to enjoy~~ Sherlock Holmes. What did you do in London in the past? The painting was very good.
Man this show was my ISH as a kid…I remember waking up early to watch this on fox on the weekends….this and turning to the WB watching Yu-Gi-Oh! Jackie Chan Adventures, Static Shock 😭 I miss my childhood 😩
In the 11 years since I made a playlist for this series, it's been viewed almost 900,000 times. Insane. Just goes to show how interesting this show really is.
The only reason I know of this show is because they played it in the mornings on Fox Kids. I think it came on at 7:30 after the Tarzan cartoon but I never had the time to finish watching an entire episode because class was at 8 or so. 16 years later this damn theme song is still stuck in my head lol
Aaaaah, I missed this show! I watched it all the time when I was little (not that I got anything that was going on)... Now I'm a huge fan of Sherlock Holmes, I'm experiencing extreme nostalgia...
There is a part of this episode that does not make sense until you watch Sussex Vampire Lot. You will notice that in this one there is a reference made to "Lord Nelson's hat" which does not make much sense as we did no see Lestrade nearly injure any British nobility. The explanation is given by Wiggins in Sussex Vampire when he mentions that it is cold enough to "freeze the nose off Lord Nelson's statue". Then it all makes sense; Lestrade's collision with the tall monument during the first scene is what Greyson is referring to. She probably at least chipped the carving.
One thing for sure I would love to see something like this but Sherlock Holmes in the 21st century and during this century he would be able to time travel and solve some of the unsolved cases that still remain unsolved like The Death of Edgar Allan Poe, Jack the Ripper, H H Holmes, The Bermuda Triangle and 3 Cases that range from the years 1703-1590 and the 1480s and these 3 cases are the Man in the iron mask, The disappearance of the Roanoke colony and the Princes in the tower But out of these cases I would want Sherlock Holmes to solve H H Holmes and the Jack the Ripper first and for those of you who are wondering who this H H Holmes person is I can tell you that he is not related to Sherlock Holmes but he is instead the opposite of Sherlock Holmes because H H Holmes aka Herman Webster Mudgett was a Con artist and the first modern serial killer to strike the USA and I would want Holmes to solve these two cases first because there is a possibility that Mudgett and Jack the Ripper are the same person and I would want Holmes to bring H H Holmes to trial for being sentenced the most severe capital punishment that the governments of the USA and Britain can come up with and I would want that to happen to H H Holmes because he did something that would be used later but in bigger numbers and this thing that H H Holmes used was the Gas Chambers and even worse he dissected his victims bodies and sold their bones and organs on the black market.
I wached thos very long ago. Its interesting how they have a new version with sherlock in the 21st century modern day with benedict cumberbach . I have yet to see that one.
Tekrothebountyhunter I agree, The way they constantly kept retelling all of the stories from the Canon seemed to me just a little heavy handed somehow. (although I suppose it's a good introduction to the original stories for younger viewers) I was always expecting Holmes to turn to Watson at some point in this series and say something like "Watson, Something rather bizarre is occurring here. Do you not recall chronicling a case similar to this in those lurid accounts that you published in The Strand back in the day? In fact I would venture to say that all of these "cases" are taken from your accounts. Are they not "Watson" ?" At which point Holmes is able to infer that his mind is trapped in some sort of virtual reality program constructed from his memories and that the robotic "Watson" and this female "Lestrade" are virtual constructs that were made to keep him distracted by keeping him occupied. Although that scenario does sound like a fan pastiche from 'fanfictiondotnet'.
I DON'T WANT TO STOP BEING YOUR UA-cam FRIEND FOR LIFE, Shawnchapp., AND I DON'T WANT TO STOP WATCHING ALL "SHERLOCK HOLMES IN THE 22ND CENTURY EPISODE" VIDEOS ON UA-cam FOREVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER! ;-)
The concept for Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century was created by Sandy Ross, who came with the idea while skiing in Aspen, Colorado in 1996. DiC Entertainment, L.P. and Scottish Television had previously worked together and began in 1990 when the two companies successfully partnered for the animated Captain Zed and the Zee Zone in 1991, and continued a second series, Hurricanes, from 1993 to 1997. The companies had such good experiences from both creative and business points of view that they were looking for a new vehicle to work together. The show was developed under the working title Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century: The Future Files. January 1996 Robby London, senior vice president, creative affairs for DiC Entertainment, and his Scottish Television counterpart, Sandy Ross, deputy chief executive, go skiing at Telluride or Aspen, Colorado, after NATPE. While aboard a ski lift, Ross proposed the concept of an animated Sherlock Holmes series set in the future. Both believe that this a great idea. Not only d'es it appeal to both the American and U.K. markets, but the combination of the Sherlock Holmes recognition factor and the mystery/sci-fi aspect of the series, says Robby London, makes the program an entirely new genre of animation. May 1996 Ross travels to Los Angeles, California and meets with the DiC creative team. The two parties talk through the show idea and how it will develop. One of the problems resolved is the series title. Ross had originally intended the show to be Sherlock Holmes in the 21st Century. Realizing that the series would most likely debut in 1998, meaning the 21st century would be just 2 years away, they change it to the more futuristic 22nd century. Summer 1996 The series bible, design materials and graphics are developed and completed in late August. As with the other 2 series they had co-produced, the companies' working relationship proves a happy experience. 'Creatively, after having worked with Sandy for the few years that I have, we are so much in sync that it's amazing,' London says. There haven't been many creative loggerheads. Sandy speaks on behalf of Scottish and I speak on behalf of DiC, and we usually seem to be speaking with one voice.' Minor problems such as language, where a word or concept might carry a different conniotation in another culture, are resolved by finding alternative ways to structure scenes, action and dialogue. October 1996 Armed with their design materials DiC and Scottish Television come to MIPCOM ready to present the series for sale for the first time. The program will debut in September 1998. Evaluating the Partnership 'You always start off in co-production with this dread in your stomach of what compromises you're going to have to make and how much trouble that's going to be,' says London. 'It hasn't been that way at all.' Ross agrees that sharing a common creative vision makes for a much more harmonious relationship. 'It's a bizarre thing to say, but I cannot think of any standoffs or arguments or disaggreements,' says Ross. 'That's because I think we were all facing in the same direction. We're very agreed on what we were trying to do.' London adds jokingly, 'Then again, I can only understand about half of what you say, Sandy.' The show was delayed until 1999. Visually, the show is a blend of traditional 2-D and 3-D CGI animation. I found that the pilot episode of Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century was to be a spin-off of Bravestarr before the demise of Filmation and when DiC took over, they gave Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century a complete overhaul by changing several characters, adding new characters never seen in the Filmation version and eliminated other characters, including the two English orphans and their pet Shar Pei dog from the original series pilot. A 2-part episode of Filmation's Bravestarr, that aired on September 1987 that has a similar idea in it. It was retitled Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century. It aired on Fox Kids and in syndication from September 1999 to July 2001 for 26 episodes and 2 seasons.
In 1971, Gene Wolfe wrote an amusing Holmes pastiche, 'Slaves of Silver', in which, in the future, a consulting detec..., sorry, consulting engineer named March B. Street gets a new roommate, a Westinghouse model robot physician (Doctor Westing). I wonder if the creators of the show had some memory of this.
Man, if this wasn't a kid's show, this would've been so much darker. Sherlock being stuck in another century, where everyone he ever knew and loved is long dead and no one can understand him... yeah, he should probably care more. I mean, imagine if they gave showing him the 20th century more focus. That was the 1900s- AKA, WWI, WWII, the Great Depression, etc. I actually thought of this and looked it up- as it turns out, most of Baker Street was destroyed during the Blitz. I dunno if that included 221B, but historically, the building he's in would probably be a remake of the original, not the original itself. So, uh. Sleep well tonight.
Good stuff ....and Great animation....Love seeing this when flipping thru channels ! Great for children....of whom I am chief ....haha...................I love You...Am an adult and always flip through the ION network seeing qubo...... lots of good stuff
Does anyone here remember a show that use to pass right after Sherlock Holmes or before? It was about this super hero that came out of this teenager's video game and it was based on a carnival game.. The villains were always in this one carnival..
This has got to be one of the most stupid theme songs I have ever heard, although I did think it was funny that they had him preserved in honey. The real Sherlock Holmes became a beekeeper when he retired, so I guess that tied in semi-well.
This show was such a fever dream! I'm so happy that I'm not the only person to remember it
Let see in '99 I was 17/18 round there I do not remember this show at all cause by then I was old enough to go as I pleased+ The cartoon network was airing the power puff girls and I got hooked to all these dope CN shows. Ed, Edd, n Eddy was my jam. Cow and Chicken, etc.. But I found this show a few months back and I really wish I has caught it in the 90s. It gives me The Amazing Spider-Man vibes. Yo Ed, Edd n Eddy has a dope theme song!
This was a show that I saw when I was like 11-12 on a obesqure channel that you got without cable called Qubo. It really does feel like a fever dream finding this show again since you could only ever catch it at like mightnight or 2am.
@@cassandradeforestWe’re probably around the same age then. I think Qubo has the lead on all networks for fever dream like shows
I was thinking this show never happened. Would it be too crazy to see this show get a major update. It would look crazy with todays animators.
@@cassandradeforest same
I love how casual Holmes is about being brought back to life in the 22nd century. Like no big whoop.
He must've seen some crazy shit in life.
I had heard Holmes had been prone to bouts of madness once or twice
Yeah would have expected more of a reaction than "At your service"
ReverendSyn Psychologist from Popular science said that Holmes most likely had a mild form of Schizophrenia
ReverendSyn Psychologist from Popular science said that Holmes most likely had a mild form of Schizophrenia
"I'm sure you can succeed where New Scotland Yard has failed!"
"It- wouldn't be the first time."
Holmes is just a sass and a half, isn't he.
Holmes corpse reserved in honey. Nice little reference to Holmes becoming a beekeeper after retirement (or attempted retirement)
Well, there were rumours that Alexander the Great’s body was sealed in a honey-filled sarcophagus.
If you brought someone back to life after 200 years from the Victorian era I think they would be a lot more......shocked/overwhelmed.
A legendary detective would probably figure things our rather quickly though.
It’s Sherlock, he’s known for quickly getting a good understanding of the situation
Well he is Sherlock. For him this is an opportunity to learn new things.
Sherlock isnt someone hes Sherlock
Aww the bit "You miss him?"
"More than I care to admit.."
Is so cute!
Isn't he?
I remember I’d always watch this on Qubo late at night
SAME💀😭
YEOOO me too!!! Too bad qubo was taken down. Good times
samee
Yesss
Good ass memories tryna be sneaky to watch qubo night owl
I hope they can return this show either next year, because this cartoon has so much potential at the time.
I’d say the cartoon idea of a titan of history being brought back to life in the future has plenty of potential on it’s own. It can be about Otto von Bismarck, Napoleon, Julius Caesar, Frederick the Great, Constantine XI or even Charlemagne. Also Helmuth von Moltke.
This and "Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego" pretty much defined my childhood's summer weekday mornings (my local FOX affiliate played both these shows in an hour block at 7 AM, well, this was a ways before the FOX Kids Block fell apart).
Andrew Beltran and now Carmen Sandiego is getting a new cartoon show on Netflix... maybe time for Sherlock Holmes to make a come back to the world of animation?
When i was you this show was the best show
Dude I completely forgot about that show I love it
I would watch both of those shows on qubo lol
Yep, used to wake up early Saturdays to watch FoxKids - Sherlock Holmes, Digimon, X-Men then turning to the WB watching Yu-Gi-Oh! Jackie Chan Adventures, Static Shock!!! Man those were some good days 😭
I nearly died of laughter twice from this one episode. The first time when Moriarty revealed himself and the second when they said Holmes was preserved in honey.
Even in the 22nd Century, Sherlock Holmes is still the smart mouthbastard we all know and love.
Not all.
I used to think it was funny when i was small now he is a savage funny gow our minds change isn't it
Mouth Bastard?!? 😂😂😂
Bro the women in charge line got me laughing 💀
A descendant of Inspector Lestrade. She’s as fun to be sassy to as much as her ancestor from 200 years ago.
I still sing this song every once in a while. It just stuck with me for some reason.
At least you won't have trouble remembering the lyrics.
@Miant Sherlock Holmes in the twenty-second centuraaaee-eeyyy!!
WATSON!!
Watching this now makes me really appreciate BBC's Sherlock.
"Women in charge?"? You lived under the reign of Queen Victoria!!!
+chavamara Um...Britain was more a Ceremonial Constitutional monarchy at that time. Wealthy, and not unimportant, but what he's probably reacting to is a female POTUS or Prime Minister.
It still is. What use is a queen or a king in the modern world? Especially in Britain. Their titles of royalty are nothing more than superficial designations. Especially since they give out titles of "Sir" and "Dame" to silly whorish figures like actresses (e.g. Helen Mirren).
Imo, this fits in more with book Sherlock, though. He...Didn't have the highest regard for women. I mean, an updated viewpoint for the modern Sherlock makes sense, but this Sherlock is supposed to literally be the original book Sherlock come to life. I'd hope his opinions about women would change as he works alongside Lestrade, though, lol.
Well, id be shocked too the first time i discovered what thatcher had done
Indeed he wasn't overt with his sexism that I can recall, so him having a slight shock at changes in gender equaility fits his character...it's just odd to see it addressed in a saturday morning cartoon is all. Also can't forget Irene Adler either.
Sherlock Holmes Cyberpunk Edition.
They live in a dystopia
*We* live in a dystopia
@@emersonsnyder369fr fr
That’s the UK today. Looks like the writers knew all along.
Lestrade: Welcome to the 22nd Century Homes!
Homes: Hmm.
Biggest under-reaction ever!
They really need to do a reboot on this show.
+Isaac Kim A good reboot not like the ones on CN
agree with u
this is the reboot of the old 90s show
i know i love this show
na.
I'd never heard of this til recently. A lot of views, thumbs & comments!
Wow, '99 series, and solid art. Beth's wrist tech is detailed. :)
I liked the scene in the past, trouble in the future, then Beth's decision.
Nice dialogue, and quite the action. I just may keep going & watch the rest.
_"...and... Lord Nelson's hat!"_ Oh, I do love that attention to British monuments.
Interesting that someone found these episodes
actually found them on an old private tracker site i use to be a part of buried deep of the depths of the site Lol i have however found the DVDs a few years back at the dollar store for $2 so naturally i yoinked them Lol sadly my current PC doesn't have a DVD/Burner drive anymore so i wasn't able to RIP them on here to update the quality
@@Shawnchappthanks for the upload, you happen to find old digimon, static shock, or Jackie Chan adventures?
this is such a lame theme song, but I still can't get it out of my head 15 years later LOL.
+republicfalcon well i would use the word annoying
+republicfalcon Same here!
+republicfalcon duuuuude. same. same
It’s because the song has a great beat. The lyrics are minimalistic to the point of it being a Kenny Loggins song, but the melody invokes mystery, action and adventure, which I’m sure Sir Arthur Conan Doyle could understand and appreciate.
It's so lame, that SOMEHOW, it came back in my subconscious.
One of the best cyberpunk/nanopunk cartoons from an early childhood. Damn good stuff too.
Sherlock is not shocked to be in the future because his mind is strong enough to handle it
I agree they should reboot this show.
Johnny Walker i have plan too
Stop commenting.
Sherlock Holmes in the 23rd Century
12:12 I love that Holmes goes for the less obvious deduction first... so funny!
Have not watched this in years I still liked it but the animation is a bit choppy, but I like how it's basically 1984 with sherlock holmes.
how is the animation a bit choppy?
Kenneth cluff
The movement is not as fluid, but I am sure that had to do with budget.
for a kids show on saturday morning, the animation seems pretty good to me. I don't expect disney quality.
The animation is bad but hey we didnt know we were kids
14:02: Considering the fact that Holmes has been dead for 212 years and was just brought back to life, I’d say he’s got a long road ahead. Or a short one, for his case.
Yess 💯
just remembered about this from my old trailer park days when i was like 4-5, im 17 now but danm do i miss this. this always put me to sleep and always super late at night lmao. love it
This is full blown nostalgia!
"I'll try anything at this point . . . even expired PIs." LOL
I watched this show on Fox Kids and in syndication when I lived at San Antonio, Texas during at the end of the 90's/early 2000's like from 1999 to 2001.
Sherlock Holmes said "Women in charge?" during vr teaching
Ironic since he lived during the Reign of Queen Victoria
"Dude what if Sherlock but in the future......." XD I love that I live in a reality where this insanity exists!
Sherlock sure seems to fall from big heights a lot
I remeber this show. I was think 10 years old. We didn't have direct TV so. My family and I was stuck with public tv. I think it was on cubo or however it was spelled.
Qubo
I had no idea this existed
You and me both
Back when Fox Kids was King
Same
Watched this on qubo when I was 10 like 9 years ago
So do I
I LOVE this show. Brilliant show ! I wish they had more than 1 season. Even a 100 wouldn't be enough.
Yeah I agree I wonder why they only did one season on that show
Immersion is the best hahaha
Holmes is charming.
Manga is so much fun, and thanks to the OST, it's also fun to listen to.
It's warm
I fell in love with it from the first page.
Up until now, Sherlock Holmes has been a movie, drama, book, and comic book is so much fun.
Holmes full of personality with a new feeling.
A cartoon you want to keep and take out.
That's cool
I miss you from the first scene
Sherlock Hums was the funniest ♥
The concept of the 22nd century, overflowing with personality
A masterpiece with a combination of fun and thriller elements.
Manga that you want to keep and take out
The story, directing, umak, etc. were good overall, and the best part was the witty main characters with unique characters.
I'm really tired of the match-up performance.
It's easy to enjoy~~
Sherlock Holmes.
What did you do in London in the past?
The painting was very good.
what an admirable opening theme song.
love this cartoon, it only comes on late at night around midnight.
Man this show was my ISH as a kid…I remember waking up early to watch this on fox on the weekends….this and turning to the WB watching Yu-Gi-Oh! Jackie Chan Adventures, Static Shock 😭 I miss my childhood 😩
This song some how pops up in my head some times.... This was my favorite show
My word this was my favorite show in the day!
I just discovered this series and i feel like im watching this while barreling down a highway at top speed
This was my favourite show back in the day it had the perfect theme song
In the 11 years since I made a playlist for this series, it's been viewed almost 900,000 times. Insane.
Just goes to show how interesting this show really is.
The only reason I know of this show is because they played it in the mornings on Fox Kids. I think it came on at 7:30 after the Tarzan cartoon but I never had the time to finish watching an entire episode because class was at 8 or so. 16 years later this damn theme song is still stuck in my head lol
This has to be the most 1999s thing that ever 1999ed.
Aaaaah, I missed this show! I watched it all the time when I was little (not that I got anything that was going on)... Now I'm a huge fan of Sherlock Holmes, I'm experiencing extreme nostalgia...
I remember the intro song from when I used to have to go to school in the morning.
....Oh god, I remember the epic fights over the remote whenever this came on! I'm not sure why I was the only one who ever wanted to watch it....
If this ever got Hollywood treatment, RDJ needs to be Sherlock, Milla Jovovich as Lestrade, and someone new for cyborg Watson
I want this now... XD
There is a part of this episode that does not make sense until you watch Sussex Vampire Lot. You will notice that in this one there is a reference made to "Lord Nelson's hat" which does not make much sense as we did no see Lestrade nearly injure any British nobility. The explanation is given by Wiggins in Sussex Vampire when he mentions that it is cold enough to "freeze the nose off Lord Nelson's statue". Then it all makes sense; Lestrade's collision with the tall monument during the first scene is what Greyson is referring to. She probably at least chipped the carving.
Imagine a special Sherlock, where it takes place in the 22nd century. Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock Holmes, Martin Freeman as Watson.
I'd watch.
@@bigboynow7936 you did? Great
@@Ghostbusters4life Yeah with queer baiting and a crappy 4th season
21 years later, i had to see what i remembered from being a kid & now i’m getting boat loads of nostalgia ❣️
Thank you!! This takes me back
I used to watch this on FOX43- Virginia!!!! I still love and miss this cartoon.
One thing for sure I would love to see something like this but Sherlock Holmes in the 21st century and during this century he would be able to time travel and solve some of the unsolved cases that still remain unsolved like The Death of Edgar Allan Poe, Jack the Ripper, H H Holmes, The Bermuda Triangle and 3 Cases that range from the years 1703-1590 and the 1480s and these 3 cases are the Man in the iron mask, The disappearance of the Roanoke colony and the Princes in the tower But out of these cases I would want Sherlock Holmes to solve H H Holmes and the Jack the Ripper first and for those of you who are wondering who this H H Holmes person is I can tell you that he is not related to Sherlock Holmes but he is instead the opposite of Sherlock Holmes because H H Holmes aka Herman Webster Mudgett was a Con artist and the first modern serial killer to strike the USA and I would want Holmes to solve these two cases first because there is a possibility that Mudgett and Jack the Ripper are the same person and I would want Holmes to bring H H Holmes to trial for being sentenced the most severe capital punishment that the governments of the USA and Britain can come up with and I would want that to happen to H H Holmes because he did something that would be used later but in bigger numbers and this thing that H H Holmes used was the Gas Chambers and even worse he dissected his victims bodies and sold their bones and organs on the black market.
I had a board game once that had that premise.
Sherlock Holmes in the second century okay seriously how and now I got to be watching every episode day by day
I wached thos very long ago.
Its interesting how they have a new version with sherlock in the 21st century modern day with benedict cumberbach . I have yet to see that one.
The premise has so much potential, but everything about this cartoon screams "Lazy!"
It's still interesting and fun dipwad
toxic tabby Well, excuse me for having an opinion!
Tekrothebountyhunter I agree, The way they constantly kept retelling all of the stories from the Canon seemed to me just a little heavy handed somehow.
(although I suppose it's a good introduction to the original stories for younger viewers)
I was always expecting Holmes to turn to Watson at some point in this series and say something like
"Watson, Something rather bizarre is occurring here. Do you not recall chronicling a case similar to this in those lurid accounts that you published in The Strand back in the day? In fact I would venture to say that all of these "cases" are taken from your accounts. Are they not "Watson" ?"
At which point Holmes is able to infer that his mind is trapped in some sort of virtual reality program constructed from his memories and that the robotic "Watson" and this female "Lestrade" are virtual constructs that were made to keep him distracted by keeping him occupied.
Although that scenario does sound like a fan pastiche from 'fanfictiondotnet'.
Or it's just _Sherlock_ in another drug-addled stupor, like in "The Abominable Bride."
The premise is underdeveloped.
Glad to know I’m not the only one to get the song stuck in my head.
I DON'T WANT TO STOP BEING YOUR UA-cam FRIEND FOR LIFE, Shawnchapp., AND I DON'T WANT TO STOP WATCHING ALL "SHERLOCK HOLMES IN THE 22ND CENTURY EPISODE" VIDEOS ON UA-cam FOREVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER! ;-)
I feel crazy for remembering this
Oh man, this show...
This was my introduction to Sherlock Holmes, I recall. It's so darn cheesy, but...
The beginning song still rocks.
Who remembers this coming on at 10:00 pm on qubo
Oh god the nostalgia.. I'd almost completely forgotten about this show... I miss my childhood.... :'(
The concept for Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century was created by Sandy Ross, who came with the idea while skiing in Aspen, Colorado in 1996. DiC Entertainment, L.P. and Scottish Television had previously worked together and began in 1990 when the two companies successfully partnered for the animated Captain Zed and the Zee Zone in 1991, and continued a second series, Hurricanes, from 1993 to 1997.
The companies had such good experiences from both creative and business points of view that they were looking for a new vehicle to work together. The show was developed under the working title Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century: The Future Files.
January 1996
Robby London, senior vice president, creative affairs for DiC Entertainment, and his Scottish Television counterpart, Sandy Ross, deputy chief executive, go skiing at Telluride or Aspen, Colorado, after NATPE. While aboard a ski lift, Ross proposed the concept of an animated Sherlock Holmes series set in the future. Both believe that this a great idea. Not only d'es it appeal to both the American and U.K. markets, but the combination of the Sherlock Holmes recognition factor and the mystery/sci-fi aspect of the series, says Robby London, makes the program an entirely new genre of animation.
May 1996
Ross travels to Los Angeles, California and meets with the DiC creative team. The two parties talk through the show idea and how it will develop. One of the problems resolved is the series title. Ross had originally intended the show to be Sherlock Holmes in the 21st Century. Realizing that the series would most likely debut in 1998, meaning the 21st century would be just 2 years away, they change it to the more futuristic 22nd century.
Summer 1996
The series bible, design materials and graphics are developed and completed in late August. As with the other 2 series they had co-produced, the companies' working relationship proves a happy experience.
'Creatively, after having worked with Sandy for the few years that I have, we are so much in sync that it's amazing,' London says. There haven't been many creative loggerheads. Sandy speaks on behalf of Scottish and I speak on behalf of DiC, and we usually seem to be speaking with one voice.'
Minor problems such as language, where a word or concept might carry a different conniotation in another culture, are resolved by finding alternative ways to structure scenes, action and dialogue.
October 1996
Armed with their design materials DiC and Scottish Television come to MIPCOM ready to present the series for sale for the first time. The program will debut in September 1998.
Evaluating the Partnership
'You always start off in co-production with this dread in your stomach of what compromises you're going to have to make and how much trouble that's going to be,' says London. 'It hasn't been that way at all.'
Ross agrees that sharing a common creative vision makes for a much more harmonious relationship. 'It's a bizarre thing to say, but I cannot think of any standoffs or arguments or disaggreements,' says Ross. 'That's because I think we were all facing in the same direction. We're very agreed on what we were trying to do.'
London adds jokingly, 'Then again, I can only understand about half of what you say, Sandy.'
The show was delayed until 1999. Visually, the show is a blend of traditional 2-D and 3-D CGI animation.
I found that the pilot episode of Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century was to be a spin-off of Bravestarr before the demise of Filmation and when DiC took over, they gave Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century a complete overhaul by changing several characters, adding new characters never seen in the Filmation version and eliminated other characters, including the two English orphans and their pet Shar Pei dog from the original series pilot. A 2-part episode of Filmation's Bravestarr, that aired on September 1987 that has a similar idea in it. It was retitled Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century. It aired on Fox Kids and in syndication from September 1999 to July 2001 for 26 episodes and 2 seasons.
I feel so old right now this felt like a fever dream as a kid😦
In 1971, Gene Wolfe wrote an amusing Holmes pastiche, 'Slaves of Silver', in which, in the future, a consulting detec..., sorry, consulting engineer named March B. Street gets a new roommate, a Westinghouse model robot physician (Doctor Westing). I wonder if the creators of the show had some memory of this.
The best show ever
I did not know this existed till I saw a cartoon compilation DVD at store and had to look it up. Seems like fun show.
To quote David Clennon's character from John Carpenter's "The Thing", "You've Gotta Be Fucking Kidding..."
11:58 it’s interesting how Sherlock is chill
(Being in the 22nd century and all)
The guy can Adapt
Ahhhh, I'd forgotten about this show!! So much nostalgia~
I loved this show I use to watch this at 12 at night
That's exactly what brought me to youtube, I was watching it on qubo like half an hour ago and I was like "wait, I remember this"
Man, if this wasn't a kid's show, this would've been so much darker. Sherlock being stuck in another century, where everyone he ever knew and loved is long dead and no one can understand him... yeah, he should probably care more.
I mean, imagine if they gave showing him the 20th century more focus. That was the 1900s- AKA, WWI, WWII, the Great Depression, etc. I actually thought of this and looked it up- as it turns out, most of Baker Street was destroyed during the Blitz. I dunno if that included 221B, but historically, the building he's in would probably be a remake of the original, not the original itself.
So, uh. Sleep well tonight.
I love a classic story you can mix up a little bit! 😊
omg I like how Moriarty just ripped off his face and Sherlock's like, "This shit happens every day"
This takes me back, feeling nostalgic.
I love this show
I remember this show in my childhood
1:14 Watson should have said holiday as that is the British term for vacation
Woow that voice sounds like Stephen Fry. And the themesong won't go out of my head :D
Regaining a lot of my childhood. Always remembered having a thing for Beth
Thanks soo much. So glad I can come on youtube to watch these episodes.
Good stuff ....and Great animation....Love seeing this when flipping thru channels ! Great for children....of whom I am chief ....haha...................I love You...Am an adult and always flip through the ION network seeing qubo...... lots of good stuff
Does anyone here remember a show that use to pass right after Sherlock Holmes or before? It was about this super hero that came out of this teenager's video game and it was based on a carnival game.. The villains were always in this one carnival..
Ahhh, the childhood, summer vacation, breakfast on the couch while watching cartoons memories.
They guy who voiced Holmes is Jason Gray-Stanford - the same actor who played Randy Disher on MONK.
This has got to be one of the most stupid theme songs I have ever heard, although I did think it was funny that they had him preserved in honey. The real Sherlock Holmes became a beekeeper when he retired, so I guess that tied in semi-well.
I have one and only one problem with the entire series: the opening spoils the first 2 episodes.
just when you think you have seen it all this pops up in my feed
This Sherlock Holmes' looks and behavior remind me of David Tennet as The Doctor from 'Doctor Who'.
Oh God, I remember loving this show as a kid.
Thanks for uploading these!
5:34 hmm .
notice this part of town with the museum looks oldschool lol
Nice touch
Its 1984, meets Sherlock Holmes, meets A Clockwork Orange, meets RoboCop, meets Futurama. hmm, have I missed anything?
meets Sprawl trilogy and FOX Fringe or BTTF 2.
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