The Revenge of the Hound (1987)
Story Type: Pastiche
Canonical Characters: Sherlock Holmes; Dr. Watson; Mrs Watson (Coral Atkins); Mrs Hudson; Inspector Lestrade; Mycroft Holmes; White Mason; Tobias Gregson; (Killer Evans; The Hound of the Baskervilles)
Historical Characters: Edward VII; (Oliver Cromwell; Henry Ireton; John Bradshaw)
Other Characters: Henrietta "Henry" Wilmington Atkins; Hotel Russell Waiters; Rugby Players; Boaters; Police Driver; Hampstead Constables; Sergeant Roberts; Chapman; Hospital Attendant; Cabby; Marble Arch Constables; Inspector Arkwright ; Workmen; Dr Garside; Lord Belmont; Arkwright's Assistants; Equerry; Deckhands; Ferry Passengers; Peter Anderson; John Sweh; Captain Bassett; Newhaven Sergeant; Victoria Station Porters; Passenger; Ticket Collector; Sailors; Cabbies; Crowd; Constables; Sergeant Clegge; Jack Robbins; William; Lavinia Glanvill; Glanvill's Maid; Edwards; Belmont's Footman; Guild Workmen; Cabby; Annie Dodds; Cemetery Attendants; Highgate Crowd; Matthew Spurrier; Belmont's Watchers; Albany Street Duty Sergeant; Police Drivers; Funeral Constables; Wardresses; Undertaker's Manager; Highgate Gateman; Gardener; Cemetery Attendants; Oliver's Men; Special Branch Men; Slav; (Inspector Blenkinsop; Hampstead Tramps; Editor; Hubert Glanvill; Mr Poole; Malay Owners of the Bar of Gold; Russian Library Patrons)
Date: 1st - ?, July, 1902
Locations: 221B, Baker Street; Russell Square; Grand Agricultural Hall, Islington; Hotel Russell; Blackheath; Regent's Park; Hampstead Heath; Heath Street; Hospital; Marble Arch; A Train; Dieppe; Cross-Channel Ferry; Buckingham Palace; Newhaven; Lewes ; A Train; Victoria Station; Canterbury; Mickleden; Alkhamton; Deal; The Vale of Health; Highgate Cemetery; Baker Street; Albany Street; Old Moore Public House; (The Bar of Gold; The Free Russian Library, Commercial Road; Shinwell Johnson's House)
Story: Watson has his proposal of marriage accepted by Coral Atkins days after being shot by Killer Evans, while Holmes announces his plan to retire, then asks him to go to Lausanne on the Carfax case. Lestrade arrives with news of an attack on a tramp on Hampstead Heath by what is being said to have been the Hound of the Baskervilles returned from the dead. They visit the Heath, hear a strange wailing, and find footprints, but holmes loses interest after visiting the vagrant who was attacked, and who later disappears. The following day Holmes summons Watson to Marble Arch, where an excavation at the site of the Tyburn gallows is uncovering the remains of those hanged there. Watson's deductions lead to the discovery of the beheaded bodies of Oliver Cromwell, Ireton & Bradshaw: remains which, Holmes believes, could foment revolution. Mycroft arrives at 221B to tackle Holmes over his refusal of a knighthood. Lestrade brings the news that the bones of Cromwell and his companions have been stolen.

As they return from Lausanne, Holmes tells Watson of his visit to Buckingham Palace where, in light of a planned visit to America, the King is keen to have Holmes retrieve a compromising letter from Mrs Glanvill. A Chinese steward is murdered on their ferry, but Holmes arranges with White Mason to let the murderer go free. When they arrive back in London they find Gregson investigating the decapitation of a statue of Charles II. Holmes sends Watson to retrieve the King's letter, and Watson finds himself spending the night at Lord Belmont's country home. He arrives back in London to be dragged back to Hampstead by Holmes, where he learns that the hound case is connected to the shipboard murder, before they visit the fair and view a body in Highgate Cemetery. Watson provides the key to linking their other cases into the picture. They take a wolf to a "funeral" and attend a revolutionary gathering in a crypt before bringing all the threads together to resolve the case. Watson's fiancée reveals the contents of the King's letter.

The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes (1970)
(Based on the original story and screenplay by Billy Wilder & I.A.L. Diamond)
Story Type: Pastiche
Canonical Characters: Sherlock Holmes; Dr. Watson; Mrs. Hudson; Mycroft Holmes; Inspector Lestrade
Historical Characters: Queen Victoria
Other Characters: Bank Porters; Woman in Bank; Bank Customers; Nervous Motorist; Woman in Sportscar; Elderly Lady; Miss Hopper; Mr. Havelock-Smith; Mr. Cassidy; Dr. Watson; Petrova; Nicolai Rogozhin; Imperial Russian Ballet Corps; Stage Technicians; Ballet Orchestra; Petrova's Maid; Pavel; Mischa; Boris; Dmitri; Illya; Sergei; Cabby; Ilse's Cabby; Gabrielle Valladon; Street Children; Canary Woman; Two Carters; Diogenes Receptionist; Diogenes Members; Wiggins; Ticket Collector; Third Class Passengers; Trappist Monks; Inverness Porter; Funeral Procession; Minister; Gravediggers; The Tumbling Piccolos; Coachman; Caledonian Hotel Manager; Urquhart Workmen; MacGregor; Victoria's Coachman; Victoria's Footman; J.W. Ferguson; Professor Simpson; W.W. Prescott; Naval Officer; Sailors; Equerry; Lady-in-Waiting; Ilse von Hoffmansthal
(Admiral Abernetty; Abernetty's Chambermaid; Holmes's Assistant at Bart's; MacLarnin; Ibbetson)
Date: 1970 / September, 1887 / June, 1885 / 17th - ?th April, 1888 / September, 1888
Locations: Cox & Co. Bank; 221B, Baker Street; A Theatre; 32, Ashdown Street; The Diogenes Club; Regent Circus; The Highland Express; Inverness Station; Glennahurich Cemetery; A Hotel; Loch Ness; The Caledonian Hotel; Urquhart Castle
(Yorkshire; Bart's)
Story: 1970: Dr. Watson, a Canadian veterinarian, arrives at a London bank to open his grandfather's dispatch box, sealed until fifty years after his death. It contains relics of Sherlock Holmes, and an unpublished manuscript.

1887: Returning home from investigating the murder of Admiral Abernetty in Yorkshire, Holmes is driven to make a dramatic choice between the companionship of Watson or cocaine.

1885: Holmes and Watson are sent tickets to a performance by the Imperial Russian Ballet. Petrova, the prima ballerina puts a proposal to Holmes regarding the fathering of her child. Holmes' solution to the problem does not meet with approval from Watson, ruining his evening. Holmes gains a violin from the incident.

1888: A young woman, saved from the river, is brought to Baker Street by a cabby. Holmes learns that she is Gabrielle Valladon, looking for her missing husband, the inventor of a new kind of air pump. The trail leads to an empty shop and a cage of canaries, and thence to the Diogenes Club, where Mycroft warns Holmes off the case. Acting on a lead overheard from Mycroft, Holmes, Watson and Gabrielle travel to Scotland, where they stay near Loch Ness. A visit to a cemetery reveals the location of a troupe of midgets missing from a circus, and the fate of Gabrielle's husband. Watson sees the Loch Ness Monster. A visit to Urquhart Castle reveals the destination of the canaries from London, along with a delivery of sulphuric acid. A boat trip on the Loch is interrupted by another appearance of the monster. On their return to the hotel Holmes and Watson and a bottle of champagne receive a summons to the castle, where Holmes's deductions regarding the monster are confirmed, but where he learns more than he wants to know about Gabrielle, and meets a very gracious lady.

Back at Baker Street some months later Holmes receives sad news from Yokohama, and Lestrade asks him to investigate the Ripper murders in Whitechapel but is sent away by Watson.