Hello, fellow Bretons. Luke here. Just popping in briefly to give a few updates. The main one being

that we're going to be releasing the Brettcon panels in their entirety over the next few weeks.

Those will be here on our podcast, as well as in video form on our YouTube channel. All the

pertinent links can be found on our website,

Sherlockpodcast.com. Gus and David will also join me in subsequent episodes to share any news

and updates we may have been squirreling away. As most of you probably know by now, Gus and I have been

basically locked in a bunker working on our movie, The Vast Lonesome, but we still devote a lot of

time to the podcast. We've actually recorded a great number of interviews which will be making

their way into upcoming episodes, and in fact, we just released a standalone episode with

Hugh Bonneville of Rug Skatery fame, and also Down Abbey. That episode is available to listen to right now,

and we've been posting some early releases and some special goodies over on our Patreon page at patreon.com forward slash Sherlock

podcast. A quick note on that. If you like what we're doing on the podcast, please consider

supporting us over on Patreon. It not only helps us keep the lights on, but it also keeps annoying ads off our show.

Every little bit helps, and we thank everyone who supported us thus far.

It really means a lot to us, and we continue to try to add value based on those contributions.

But today we bring you the second panel from the 40th anniversary celebration that was Brett Con. For those of you who were there in person, this will hopefully be a nice trip down Memory Lane.

And for those of you who weren't there, we're excited to finally welcome you to the event.

Today's panel focuses on the Granada TV crew members who brought our favorite series to life.

We were lucky enough to be joined by director of photography and camera operator on multiple episodes, Lawrence Jones, costume designers Esther Dean and Kate Turner, who both worked on a great number of episodes, far too many to list here. And finally, sound recordist Martin K and boom operator David Eve. If you've managed to keep hold of your program for

BrettCon, there are lists inside of who worked on which episodes. If you'd like one of those programs,

we have them and a few other BrettCon related keepsakes available on our merch store. Just go to

Sherlock Podcast.com and follow the link for BrettCon merch at the top. Just one last note. As this was an event with

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