The I.P. Squad

John & The Jones Boys continue their investigation into Sherlock Holmes movies with 1976's "The Seven Percent Solution." Listen to them discuss Nicholas Meyer's loving fan fiction, a psychological grounding of Holmes, the banger of train finale and so much more.For early episodes/exclusive content:patreon.com/punchupent

John & The Jones Boys continue their investigation into Sherlock Holmes movies with 1976's "Sherlock Holmes In New York." Listen to them discuss Roger brining Bond energy to the part, the TV production values, Macnee's strange vocal performance and more. For early episodes/exclusive content:patreon.com/punchupent

John & The Jones Boys continue their investigation into Sherlock Holmes movies with 1975's "The Adventure Of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother." Listen to them discuss Wilder's directorial debut, the right amount of Dom DeLuise, sword fights and more. For early episodes/exclusive content:patreon.com/punchupent

John & The Jones Boys continue their investigation into Sherlock Holmes films with 1970's "The Private Life Of Sherlock Holmes." Listen to them discuss Holmes' sexuality, the original casting choices, the studio making severe edits and so much more. For early episodes/exclusive content:patreon.com/punchupent

John & The Jones Boy continue their investigation into Sherlock Holmes movies with 1965's "A Study In Terror." They discuss John Neville's take on the character, the big gap in Holmes movies, the obsession with pitting Sherlock against Jack The Ripper and so much more. For early episodes/exclusive content:patreon.com/punchupent

John & The Jones Boys continue their investigation into Sherlock Holmes' movies with 1939's "The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes." Listen to them disucss Rathbone's amazing disguise work, Nigel Bruce's pop culture stranglehold on Watson, this being the last period movie in the series and so much more. For early episodes/exclusive content:patreon.com/punchupent

John & The Jones Boys kick off their investigation into Sherlock Holmes movies with 1931's "Sherlock Holmes' Fatal Hour." Listen to them discuss a sleepy Holmes, dim witted Watson and this being Holme's first sound movie. For early episodes/exclusive content:patreon.com/punchupent

John & Kinsey continue their investigation into King Arthur movies with 2004's "King Arthur." Listen to them discuss the attempt to place this in real history, Bruckheimer fingerprints all over it, warrior Guinevere and so much more. For early episodes/exclusive content:patreon.com/punchupent