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** A man claiming to be a famous fictional character who's been frozen for 90 years in a process no one can replicate? Naturally, everyone else (including Winslow at first) thinks he's a complete lunatic.
** Upon entering Winslow's home, Sherlock looks around and process to [[SherlockScan expertly detail]] every piece of her background. Winslow's reaction? Start screaming at where her ex-boyfriend hired this actor as there's no other way he could know so much about her.
** A man claiming to be a famous fictional character who's been frozen for 90 years in a process no one can replicate? Naturally, everyone else (including Winslow at first) thinks he's a complete lunatic.
** Upon entering Winslow's home, Sherlock looks around and process to [[SherlockScan expertly detail]] every piece of her background. Winslow's reaction? Start screaming at where her ex-boyfriend hired this actor as there's no other way he could know so much about her.
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: A man claiming to be a famous fictional character who's been frozen for 90 years in a process no one can replicate? Naturally, everyone else (including Winslow at first) thinks he's a complete lunatic.
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** A man claiming to be a famous fictional character who's been frozen for 90 years in a process no one can replicate? Naturally, everyone else (including Winslow at first) thinks he's a complete lunatic.
** A man claiming to be a famous fictional character who's been frozen for 90 years in a process no one can replicate? Naturally, everyone else (including Winslow at first) thinks he's a complete lunatic.
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* ThemeSerialKiller: A collection of people important to Lt. Ortega are all killed using animals connected to tigers: a tiger, [[PiranhaProblem a tank full of piranhas, a.k.a. 'tiger fish']], flesh-eating tiger beetles, and a tiger snake.
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''1994 Baker Street: Sherlock Holmes Returns'' (or ''Sherlock Holmes Returns! In The Adventure of the Tiger's Revenge'' and sometimes shortened to just ''Sherlock Holmes Returns''} is a 1993 American television movie about detective Franchise/SherlockHolmes, starring Anthony Higgins as Holmes.
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''1994 Baker Street: Sherlock Holmes Returns'' (or ''Sherlock Holmes Returns! In The Adventure of the Tiger's Revenge'' and sometimes shortened to just ''Sherlock Holmes Returns''} Returns'') is a 1993 American television movie about detective Franchise/SherlockHolmes, starring Anthony Higgins as Holmes.
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* CharacterNameAlias: When Holmes visits the police station, he decides that giving his name as Sherlock Holmes might not be a good idea, he introduces himself as "Holmes, Oliver W", although it is not clear if he is referring to the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Wendell_Holmes_Sr. American physician, poet, and polymath]] or his son, the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Wendell_Holmes_Jr. jurist and legal scholar]]; both of whom would have been known to him. Of course, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. was both a physician and a writer, so perhaps Holmes was thinking of his original [[TheWatson Watson]].
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* CharacterNameAlias: When Holmes visits the police station, he decides that giving his name as Sherlock Holmes might not be a good idea, he introduces himself as "Holmes, Oliver W", although it is not clear if he is referring to the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Wendell_Holmes_Sr. American physician, poet, and polymath]] polymath or his son, the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Wendell_Holmes_Jr. jurist and legal scholar]]; scholar; both of whom would have been known to him. Of course, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. was both a physician and a writer, so perhaps Holmes was thinking of his original [[TheWatson Watson]].
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* CharacterNameAlias: When Holmes visits the police station, he decides that giving his name as Sherlock Holmes might not be a good idea, he introduces himself as "Holmes, Oliver W".
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* CharacterNameAlias: When Holmes visits the police station, he decides that giving his name as Sherlock Holmes might not be a good idea, he introduces himself as "Holmes, Oliver W".W", although it is not clear if he is referring to the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Wendell_Holmes_Sr. American physician, poet, and polymath]] or his son, the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oliver_Wendell_Holmes_Jr. jurist and legal scholar]]; both of whom would have been known to him. Of course, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. was both a physician and a writer, so perhaps Holmes was thinking of his original [[TheWatson Watson]].
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* AccidentalMisnaming: When Holmes is confused or excited, he accidently calls Dr. Winslow 'Watson'. Lefty seems to think that Sherlock's name is 'Shadrock' and continually calls him that.
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* AccidentalMisnaming: When Holmes is confused or excited, he accidently accidentally calls Dr. Winslow 'Watson'. Lefty seems to think that Sherlock's name is 'Shadrock' and continually calls him that.
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** While Holmes gets much of Winslow's life right, she does have to correct him on a few points: the "cocaine" on her table is just coffee sweetener; she wasn't actually married to her boyfriend, just a long-term relationship; the "angry paint streaks from a tantrum" were just her ex's unique painting style; her use of "Big Willy" is an inside joke to someone who doesn't understand things; and the bullet from Panama Holmes assumes she bought as "a romantic tourist" actually came from Wilson's own leg when she was shot aiding the Red Cross during the 1989 invasion of Panama. While thrown at the idea of a woman in combat, Holmes bounces back by noting "only a romantic would have kept it."
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** While Holmes gets much of Winslow's life right, she does have to correct him on a few points: the "cocaine" on her table is just coffee sweetener; she wasn't actually married to her boyfriend, just a long-term relationship; the "angry paint streaks from a tantrum" were just her ex's unique painting style; her use of "Big Willy" is an inside joke to someone who doesn't understand things; and the bullet from Panama Holmes assumes she bought as "a romantic tourist" actually came from Wilson's Winslow's own leg when she was shot aiding the Red Cross during the 1989 invasion of Panama. While thrown at the idea of a woman in combat, Holmes bounces back by noting "only a romantic would have kept it."
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** While Holmes gets much of Winslow's life right, she does have to correct him on a few points: the "cocaine" on her table is just coffee sweetener; she wasn't actually married to her boyfriend, just a long-term relationship; the "angry paint streaks from a tantrum" were just her ex's unique painting style; her use of "Big Willy" is an inside joke to someone who doesn't understand things; and the bullet from Panama Holmes assumes she bought as "a romantic tourist" actually came from Wilson's own leg when she was shot aiding the Red Cross during the 1989 invasion of Panama. While thrown at the idea of a woman in combat, Holmes bounces back by noting "only a romantic would have kept it."
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: A man claiming to be a famous fictional character who's been frozen for 90 years in a process no one can replicate? Naturally, everyone else (including Winslow at first) thinks he's a complete lunatic.
** Upon entering Winslow's home, Sherlock looks around and process to [[SherlockScan expertly detail]] every piece of her background. Winslow's reaction? Start screaming at where her ex-boyfriend hired this actor as there's no other way he could know so much about her.
* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: A man claiming to be a famous fictional character who's been frozen for 90 years in a process no one can replicate? Naturally, everyone else (including Winslow at first) thinks he's a complete lunatic.
** Upon entering Winslow's home, Sherlock looks around and process to [[SherlockScan expertly detail]] every piece of her background. Winslow's reaction? Start screaming at where her ex-boyfriend hired this actor as there's no other way he could know so much about her.
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* EnemyRisingBehind: Finding the victim of a snake bite, Holmes proceeds to not only list what kind of snake it was but detail every single part of its appearance from height to weight to color. When Winslow scoffs on how he could possibly know all that, Holmes looks over her shoulder to say "because I'm staring right at it."
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* NotWhereTheyThought: This movie has the brilliant detective get thawed from a HumanPopsicle in the 20th century. He meets Doctor Amy Winslow and is flown to San Francisco. While motoring along a California highway, Holmes forgets that Americans drive on the right side, and ends up a victim of road rage. Holmes phones Winslow, claiming that he's back in London. Actually, he was at Lake Havasu and didn't know London Bridge had been reconstructed there.
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* SharkPool: The so-called 'Tiger Killer' disposes of their second victim by dumping them in the piranha tank at the aquarium.
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* MicrowaveMisuse: FishOutOfTemporalWater Sherlock Holmes attempts to heat some tomato sauce in the microwave without knowing that he has to remove it from the can first. The can explodes, creating ABloodyMess.
