Historical Context: "Be Gay Solve Crime"
Chance or Chess? a BBC Sherlock Podcast
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T-Wash: A Review
The inspector wearing a beret and a buttonhole. Plus and I wasn't expecting that reference, but there it is. Oh, inspector slayed. And Sergeant Smith. So it says, like the Sherlock's before him, slayed is not a public enemy. The man who delves into the sewers of society and notices what others cannot or will not see even has a civilizing influence on those brutal enforcers of public morality. There's that idea of there's that scapegoat idea where not just literally like people wouldn't suspect, but also they have an inn with the police. What a really positive foil to the idea of the the queer gothic. They're
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