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Young Sherlock S01E06 (2026)
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00:11To be continued...
00:40here dry yourself off you've had quite a shock
00:45sorry it's for my own protection your protection exhuming your sister's body
00:50hardly rational is it no no no no don't don't try to make it out like i'm the dangerous one
00:54i always feared this day would come that i would find out you would show signs of your
00:57mother's affliction is my sister still alive sherlock for god's sake it's not her in the
01:03grave it's not her body of course it's no it's not her arm was broken that arm's not broken
01:08you're misremembering i know it was in a sling it was in a sling i remember that yes yes it
01:14was because she had sprayed her arm falling from a tree trying to climb after you trying
01:22to keep up after you no wonder you've blocked it from your memory i understand how desperately
01:28you want to believe she's alive i know about your your failed businesses and how your fortunes
01:33changed when mother was sent away explain that you know why my business went under because
01:37i was here looking after your mother she wasn't welsh or wrong before beatrice died and after
01:42she went away i buried myself in work and so my fortunes improved there is nothing sinister
01:47about it only two people saw the body only you and the groundskeeper no that is simply
01:52untrue the doctor he issued the death certificate he saw i can't believe we're even having this
01:56conversation a doctor who didn't even know what we had just looked like enough i i've been
02:00more than patient why would you bring a doctor all the way from oxford that was your mother's
02:05idea she was an old friend of his he was an old friend of hers she wanted him to be
02:12here
02:31do you think that i'm i'm i'm i'm capable of something so heinous i hate this imagination
02:42can be a curse you stay away from him that's a lie about the doctor it's a lie how many
02:54others are there my love you you you you don't remember james told me what they found in that
03:00grave yes beatrice where is she you just need to calm down oh do we
03:29that's uh most mysterious
03:32most mysterious
03:35Um, what is, sir?
03:38What is what, young man?
03:39What is most mysterious?
03:41Well, no sign of skin discoloration.
03:44No lingering smell that would indicate poisoning.
03:48No sign of a heart attack.
03:50No blood vessels burst, as you'd expect.
03:53And no flesh wounds of any sort.
03:57So the man has been murdered, and you're telling me that we don't know how?
04:01What I'm telling you is that the body is in excellent health.
04:05Yes, apart from the rather unfortunate fact that he is dead.
04:10Hmm.
04:13What is this?
04:13That's the contents of his airways.
04:16The sort of thing that you would expect in a drowning victim.
04:20Except he didn't drown.
04:21I was there. It was on dry land.
04:26Would you excuse us for a moment, please, sir?
04:28Yes, certainly, young man.
04:29Thank you, sir.
04:33Do you know what he was working on?
04:34Because if you do, now is the time.
04:37Oh, it was, um, something for the government.
04:41Most secretive.
04:42So he and Professor Malik, they were working together, is that right?
04:45Yes, although he never shared any of the details with me.
04:49You neither?
04:50No.
04:51Ah, are we getting anywhere?
04:53Not really, Lestrade, no.
04:55Each question leads to more questions, like fighting the Hydra.
05:02Lestrade, what do you have for me?
05:05A wire came for you, sir.
05:09Oh.
05:10I have been summoned.
05:26Who is she?
05:27We don't know.
05:30They would have got a body from the hospital or at the poor house.
05:34It's not hard to do.
05:42Do you think she might still be alive?
05:44I don't know.
05:45But it is a possibility.
05:47Yes.
05:48It is a possibility.
05:51Where are you going?
05:53To find her.
06:00And where is Professor Malik now?
06:03I'm afraid I don't know, sir.
06:04And the Chinese assassin?
06:06Whereabouts also unknown, sir.
06:07Mr. Holmes, your handling of this whole thing has been nothing short of a pause.
06:11Yes, well, perhaps if you gentlemen had been a little more forthcoming with me from the start,
06:14I might have been better placed to protect Sir Bucephalus.
06:17Are you insinuating this is our fault?
06:19I can say it more plainly if you prefer.
06:20Holmes.
06:21I believe that Hodge was killed owing to a secret government project based out of Oxford,
06:25the details of which you have refused to share with me.
06:28But I suspect whatever he was working on was highly dangerous.
06:33Hodge died working for this government.
06:37I need to know what you know.
06:42How does a man show signs of drowning on dry land?
06:47Don't try to confuse us with riddles, sir.
06:49Sir, you were sent to Oxford to assist Sir Bucephalus with the new science building.
06:54Now he's dead on your watch.
06:57You are done here, sir.
06:58Sir, your career with Her Majesty's government is at an end.
07:01Sir, if I may, I...
07:10Good day.
07:12Tell me everything that you've uncovered so far.
07:15Well, we think it was the groundskeeper who actually took Beatrice.
07:19Not Nathan.
07:20Not Nathan.
07:21Yes, Nathan.
07:21Father paid off his debts just after Beatrice disappeared.
07:24Why, darling, he was always so kind.
07:26Well, Father was with us at the picnic the entire time, so he would have needed an accomplice.
07:29And the groundskeeper would have squirred her off the estate.
07:31So he would have needed to, thank you, take her as far away from here as possible without anyone noticing.
07:35Did he have a cart or a trap?
07:37Yes, he had a cart for his deliverance.
07:41Nathan did deliveries.
07:42Game.
07:43Yes, Father used to hunt game on the estate, pheasants and rabbits.
07:46And Beatrice would never eat the rabbits.
07:48She used to give them all names.
07:49So there was lots left over, and Nathan was selling once a week from his cart.
07:54So Nathan renders her unconscious and hides her in the cart underneath the sacks of pheasants and rabbits.
07:58And then it's a standard delivery, and he draws no attention to himself.
08:02Do you remember where he'd make these deliveries due?
08:05No, darling.
08:05I have no idea.
08:11The game book.
08:14The estate game book.
08:15Everything that was shot and sold has been recorded in the hand.
08:18Nathan Burford makes a delivery the day after Beatrice supposedly dies.
08:24Isn't that a peculiar day to go about your business as usual?
08:27A brace of pheasants.
08:31Four rabbits.
08:35And a hare.
08:39Delivered to an address in Highgate.
08:41That's the best amount of 60 miles from here.
08:44Where no one would know her.
08:46I will get Crowell to saddle some horses, and I promise to wire news as soon as I...
08:51Oh, no.
08:52I'm coming with you.
08:55If Beatrice is out there, I'm going to find her.
09:00With or without you.
09:06That's you, Jordan.
09:16Down from under my feet.
09:18Go on, you little tights.
09:19Go play over there.
09:24Who are you, then?
09:25My Croft Holmes.
09:26I was wondering if your good husband might be home.
09:28Ha!
09:28My good husband.
09:30I only have the one.
09:33Visitor.
09:34Thank you, light of my life.
09:39Excuse me.
09:40A little early.
09:41Isn't it comfortable to be on the cider?
09:43I'm drowning my ambition, Mr. Holmes.
09:45Scotland Yard.
09:46That's where I had my sights on.
09:47But after everything that's gone down, Hodge's dead.
09:50If you haven't fled, I'll be lucky to keep my job in Oxford.
09:55Constable, it is a safe bet, is it not, to assume that Professor Malick killed Sir Bucephalus Hodge?
09:59It is.
10:00Well, then, is it also a safe bet to say that if we were to apprehend Professor Malick,
10:05we could also rescue both of our careers?
10:09I'm listening.
10:09When we were at the police station in Oxford, you mentioned Professor Malick having a file.
10:13What of it?
10:14What was in it?
10:14Nothing.
10:15Just his name and his address in Oxford, which we've already searched.
10:18But if he had no criminal record, why bother to create a file for him in the first place?
10:24Answer.
10:25There was something in that file before.
10:28It's since been taken.
10:29So where's the arrest report?
10:31Worth another gander.
10:32Don't you think?
10:34I'll get my coat.
10:50Hello.
10:53Can I help you?
10:54Oh, yes.
10:55We're looking for a young girl.
10:58We have reason to believe that she was brought here about 12 years ago.
11:03This is her.
11:05I'm afraid I've never seen her.
11:08Now I bid you good day.
11:23I would ask you to stop pestering me.
11:26Her name is Beatrice.
11:28I'm her mother.
11:29My name's Cordelia Holmes.
11:31Until yesterday, I believed that she was dead.
11:35I now have reason to believe that she may have been brought here.
11:38Tell me anything you know.
11:40Anything at all.
11:41I'm asking you.
11:43I'm begging you.
11:43Please help me.
11:47We didn't know her name, so we called her Hannah.
11:51Because she came to us as a blessing.
11:54I couldn't have children of my own, you see, Mrs. Holmes.
11:58And we thought that she was an orphan.
12:02And it was Nathan Burford who brought her here.
12:05He said he was from the orphanage.
12:07It's been a terrible accident.
12:08A fire at the house.
12:09So you're going to stay with me, Sipilcock, for a while.
12:11Hello, little one.
12:13We tried to give her a good life.
12:15I am sure you did.
12:16I gave her all the love I had.
12:19Gave.
12:20You said gave.
12:23She's not here, is she?
12:26She's gone.
12:28Yes.
12:28She left us.
12:30When she was 14.
12:32We woke up one morning.
12:33She'd written a note thanking us and saying that she didn't want us looking for her.
12:38And you have no idea where she went?
12:41No.
12:42Mrs. Tilcott.
12:43Could I see her room?
13:00What was she like?
13:03Right.
13:05Determined.
13:07Stoppined.
13:15Did she call you mother?
13:17I'm so sorry.
13:18No, no.
13:18Please.
13:19Please don't apologize.
13:20I can see that this was a happy and loving home.
13:27She loved nature.
13:29We'd get her those on her birthday.
13:30A different one.
13:31Every year.
13:32You would buy her these?
13:36No need to lie to us now, Mrs. Tilcott.
13:38No, Mrs. Tilcott.
13:39Just anything you can tell us that might help us to find her.
13:44They were sent.
13:47Where did they come from?
13:49Sent from whom?
13:51I never learned his name.
13:52Never met him.
13:53He was her benefactor.
13:55That was all I knew.
13:56There was never any return address on the parcels?
13:59None.
14:00Do forgive me.
14:08Steel pin.
14:10Lacquered preventing rust from the moisture inside the thorax.
14:15Specialist equipment.
14:18Only one place in London makes these.
14:26Annual commission.
14:28Beatrice was sent to Butterfly every year
14:29on her birthday.
14:30I'm paid for it by Silas.
14:31No name.
14:32But they gave me an address.
14:33Bedford Row Holborn, please, sir.
14:36Darling.
14:38Apologies.
14:39Manners, surely.
14:45Constable Lestrade.
14:47Mycroft Holmes.
14:48Leave the door open.
14:57I can't read it.
15:12Never leave home without a dressing mirror, constable.
15:16Like so.
15:18I can't read it.
15:18I can't read it.
15:19Never leave home without a dressing mirror, constable.
15:19Two names.
15:20Two names.
15:21The first is undoubtedly Malek's.
15:24The second is harder to read.
15:26Looks like Alvy Gordon, Shelbourne Hotel, Bayswater, London.
15:44Well, I suppose she'll know who I am.
15:46She won't remember me after all this time.
15:49And she's been raised by another woman, so.
15:52Now, now, Mrs. Holmes.
15:54You'll never forget your mother.
15:55I certainly won't forget mine.
15:57James, what happened to your mother?
15:59Well, she's long passed.
16:01She had the consumption.
16:02I was only a little lad at the time.
16:04Oh, you poor thing.
16:05I'm so sorry.
16:06But there's not a day that goes by that I don't think of her.
16:08And I promise you it'll be the same for your Beatrice.
16:12You are such a kind man.
16:13Well, you bring out the best in me.
16:15And you have such a beautiful smile.
16:18Driver!
16:35Will you kindly stop it?
16:38I wasn't referring to the whistling, James.
16:41Kindly stop what?
16:41Flirting with my mother?
16:43I'm doing no such thing.
16:44I know you.
16:45You can't help yourself.
16:46What I cannot help, Sherlock, is if people find my charm irresistible.
16:52You can't deny your mother's a very beautiful woman.
16:57And I certainly wouldn't kick her out of bed for eating biscuits.
17:02I am serious, James.
17:05Cease and desist.
17:10Please.
17:28This is the address for Albie Gordon, Esquire.
17:31If your cute little mirror trick is correct.
17:34Good afternoon.
17:36We're looking for an Albie Gordon.
17:38Yes, of course.
17:39I'm Mr. Gordon.
17:39Perfect.
17:41We're looking for Professor Malik.
17:44Kiss your Malik.
17:45I'm sorry.
17:45I don't know anyone by that name.
17:47Strange, that, sir.
17:49Seeing as this address was listed on his arrest report.
17:55Perhaps this is best discussed in my office.
18:00Now.
18:03What's all this about?
18:07I couldn't possibly trouble you for a glass of water, could I?
18:13Wait here.
18:14Thank you so much.
18:24A receipt from Hatch Arts and the Bookshop for a Moody's Guide, latest edition.
18:29I thought I'd ask what you think you're doing.
18:31As I said, sir, we're trying to find Professor Malik.
18:33And as I said, I don't know him.
18:36You recently purchased a travel guide, sir.
18:39I thought I might take a holiday.
18:40This receipt mentions that you paid to have it gift-wrapped.
18:44Traveling with someone, are we?
18:46What exactly is your relationship with the Professor?
18:52We have the arrest report, Mr. Gordon.
18:54Someone tried to suppress it, but recently it came into our possession.
18:58Now, as far as I'm concerned, how a man chooses to live his life is his own affair.
19:03But many in my profession may hold a different view entirely.
19:06Fortunately for you, I'm able to ensure the arrest report remains hidden.
19:10As I'm sure you would prefer.
19:13Yes.
19:15Very much so.
19:17So tell me, where is Professor Malik?
19:24Paris.
19:26Well, well, well, Constable Strahd.
19:28Bluff and blackmail all in the same breath.
19:31We'll go far, Scotland Yard, I'm quite sure.
19:34I won't be able to come with you to Paris.
19:36Well, that is a shame.
19:37Have to get back to work.
19:38Can't leave Mrs. Lestrade with her hands full.
19:41Not to mention the goats.
19:44Fine, Malik.
19:45Yes, if I do.
19:46When you do.
19:46I will be sure to let your superiors know quite how invaluable you were.
19:52Thank you, Mr. Holmes.
19:54Please, call me Mycroft.
19:56Please, call me Mycroft.
20:32Please, call me Mycroft.
20:33Please, call me Mycroft.
20:33Please, call me Mycroft.
20:33Great street.
20:37You're not there, Lamar.
20:38Great street.
20:39Chief's side.
20:40Chief's side, please.
20:51You're alright.
21:19Come on, come on.
21:31Come on.
21:54Come on.
22:22Come on.
22:28Come on.
22:31Come on.
22:47Come on.
22:49Come on.
23:18Come on.
23:20Come on.
23:24Come on.
23:27Come on.
23:29Come on.
24:00Come on.
24:02Come on.
24:03Come on.
24:06Come on.
24:22Come on.
24:27Come on.
24:51Come on.
25:11Come on.
25:16Come on.
25:24Come on.
25:32Come on.
25:35Come on.
25:41Come on.
25:44Come on.
25:48Come on.
25:49Come on.
25:50Come on.
25:51Come on.
25:58Some sort of textile company.
26:00Sherlock.
26:01Look.
26:02This is Beatrice.
26:04I mean, she's older, but about 14.
26:07That's definitely her.
26:08I knew it.
26:09I could feel that she is still alive.
26:17father's name.
26:18That's definitely his signature.
26:20That's definitely his signature.
26:27Importing textiles?
26:29I don't understand.
26:30Why would he hide that from us?
26:32We should hurry, James.
26:34Yes.
26:34Yes.
26:34Silas' travel itinerary.
26:36He's a busy man.
26:38Brussels.
26:39Bordeaux.
26:40London to Monaco.
26:41Amsterdam to Madrid.
26:42There's a name here.
26:44Therese.
26:45Perhaps a female travel companion.
26:47Well, whoever Therese is, is with her this weekend.
26:51Wow.
26:52Yes.
26:52So where is Therese?
26:53All of those journeys were made by trade.
26:55What are you doing?
26:56The near interpolation.
26:57Brussels to Bordeaux.
27:00London.
27:00Monaco.
27:01Monaco.
27:02Amsterdam.
27:03Madrid.
27:04All of those journeys intersect the same place.
27:08Paris.
27:09I saw something.
27:12Look.
27:13A guidebook to Paris.
27:15Right.
27:16Well.
27:17Therese is not a woman.
27:19Therese is the name of a hotel in Paris, in Rue Saint-Anne.
27:22Gosh, not how clever.
27:27Right.
27:28Time to skedaddle.
27:29Well done, brother.
27:30When you're ready, Mrs. Holmes.
27:31Yes.
27:31No.
27:32After you.
27:32This way.
27:36Not that way.
27:38Please go.
27:38Yes sir.
27:39Come on.
27:41Come on.
27:49Come on.
27:50Good castle.
27:51Oh.
27:52Goodness.
27:54Doesn't that hurt?
27:55Well.
27:55I never think to stop and ask them.
27:57They're not policemen.
27:58Police don't wear brown boots.
27:59Well.
27:59Who are they then?
28:00Well.
28:01We could ask them.
28:02Or.
28:02Come on.
28:02We could run.
28:03Come on.
28:03Come on.
28:04Come on.
28:05Go.
28:06Oh yes.
28:07Oh yes.
28:08We're running.
28:14Charlotte!
28:15Where are we going?
28:17Not sure.
28:19Yet.
28:21What are we doing?
28:23Thinking.
28:28Step aside, mother.
29:00This world of yours, Sherlock!
29:01Look, it is rather fun, isn't it?
29:06Yes, I suppose it is.
29:12Well, to Paris?
29:32I want to love you, girls.
29:39Now, they are in the midst of a revolution.
29:41What a guess.
29:42How many revolutions does a country need?
29:44Some parts of the city remain relatively unscathed,
29:47but we will have to navigate one or two barricades
29:49to get to where we need to go.
29:50Oh, you are too focused on the obstacles, my friend.
29:55We're not going further.
29:58We're going to the hotel.
29:59Can you show us the road?
30:01You turn to the left, at the end of the street.
30:04But you must finish the barricades.
30:06Good luck.
30:15This way, this way! Get down!
30:27Through here!
30:39Oh, I'm heavy!
30:40Oh, I'm heavy!
30:41English?
30:42Yes, yes, we're English.
30:43We do not like the English.
30:45How do you feel about the Irish?
30:47We like the Irish.
30:49Tell Charles for more,
30:50to Switzerland.
30:51Viva la revolution!
30:52So what do you propose?
30:54I don't shoot you, but I do shoot them.
30:57No, we'd quite like if you didn't shoot any of us,
30:59if it's all the same to you.
31:00We're just looking for my husband.
31:02He's on your side.
31:04He would lay down his life for the revolution.
31:06Ben, get over here.
31:10Merci.
31:12Merci.
31:16Merci.
31:16Thank you, Madame.
31:19James?
31:25Here she is.
31:26Hotel Therese.
31:27Right.
31:27Let's find a spot and watch the place.
31:29Wait for him to show.
31:30There's no time to wait.
31:31We have to find B.
31:37Hi.
31:38Good evening, Monsieur.
31:39Madame.
31:40I'm going to meet my husband,
31:42Mr. Silas Holmes.
31:44Sorry, Madame.
31:44Mr. Holmes is not here at the moment.
31:46Could you have to tell me where I could find him?
31:51A man,
31:52in his secret jardin.
31:54Monsieur,
31:56I'm tired.
31:57I'm tired.
31:59And I've escaped from an asylum,
32:01I'm tired.
32:02Believe me,
32:03it's not in your interest
32:05that I'm causing an asylum
32:07in your hotel,
32:08so elegant.
32:09It's fatal with you.
32:12We're looking for Silas Holmes.
32:15He's gone for a couple of minutes.
32:18Where did he go?
32:19I don't know.
32:20He's not taken care of.
32:21So?
32:22He can't help me.
32:25What do you do?
32:31His direction?
32:33Sebastopol.
32:34Uno?
32:36D'accord.
32:37What do you think?
32:38What do you think?
32:39What's the beauty?
32:39Look at the shape.
32:41Cap?
32:42L'Opéra?isse
32:43direction. So,
32:45who's
32:46the option to put on his top on the top?
32:55Chuchotez-le.
32:56It's for the Berger.
33:28Darling, I'm only sorry you have to be here with your mother.
33:31Quite all right.
33:34Oh, I finally found where I belong.
33:38Outside the world burns.
33:40Inside, they dance.
33:43Never underestimate the human needs for diversion.
33:46Keep them entertained.
33:46And you'll have them in the palm of your hand.
33:51Mon Dieu, le visage d'un ange.
33:55Je suis au paradis.
34:08The things you could teach me.
34:10Whatever you want for a fee.
34:12A fee he can't afford.
34:13Now, if you wouldn't mind, I'd quite like to find Silas.
34:15Mycroft.
34:16Silas.
34:17No.
34:18Mycroft.
34:21Mother.
34:23What is Mycroft doing here?
34:31Sherlock.
34:32Mon cher frère.
34:32You brought Mother to Paris.
34:34Have you finally lost your marbles, brother dear?
34:36It wasn't his decision, darling.
34:38I'm fed up of people making decisions on my behalf.
34:42I must say, it does seem to be rather agreeing with you.
34:44Yes, I do find this life of adventure rather suits me.
34:48I just wish I'd discovered it before, darling.
34:52I'm sorry.
34:53I'm just not used to...
34:54seeing me like this, I know.
34:55Neither am I.
34:56I'm finding it so liberating.
35:02Finished?
35:03Yes.
35:04What are you doing here?
35:05Ah.
35:06Following him.
35:10Malik.
35:11More to the point.
35:13What are you all doing here?
35:14We've been following him.
35:20Father, what's he doing here?
35:23It appears those two gods know each other.
35:26Curious or uncurious?
35:28Would anybody care to enlighten me as to what the hell is going on?
35:34We think Beatrice might still be alive.
35:37I'm sorry, what did you say?
35:38We think Beatrice might still be alive.
35:39Yes, I heard you, Sherlock, but...
35:41What did you say?
35:42Darling, I know that B is alive.
35:45And Silas knows where she is.
35:48Darling, he's on the move.
35:50No time to explain.
35:51Show.
35:51He is her.
35:55He is.
35:57He is.
36:13He is.
36:25There's a guard.
36:28Mycroft.
36:29Yes.
36:33Madame, how are you doing, madame?
36:36I've been sick of a fever, monsieur.
36:40I'm sorry, I'll help you, my man.
36:43I thank you.
36:45I'm not going to have to eat this.
36:54Well, no, it just vanishes.
37:07This one looks rather young.
37:29I'm not going to have to eat this.
37:38I'm not going to have to eat this.
37:50I trust you enjoyed the festivities upstairs to which we shall return, but for now, we must get down to
37:57business.
37:57Gentlemen, I know you stand here today with the same question on your minds.
38:02How do you take back control of your city?
38:04How do you take back control of your country?
38:06Impossible, some might say.
38:08As a famous man once said, impossible is a word only found in the dictionary of fools.
38:18What I am offering you here today, gentlemen, what Professor Malik here has developed, will change the face of modern
38:29warfare.
38:38Odorous, colorless, silent, deadly.
38:42This nerve agent is unlike anything the modern world has seen before.
39:05Killing butterflies is hardly our mission, sir.
39:09Indeed, General, quite so.
39:12Bring out the deplorable.
39:24You see, what I have here, in the right concentrations, will work on a barricade, a neighborhood, or even an
39:30entire city.
39:31You no longer need armies to defeat your enemies, General.
39:35You simply need me.
39:36Or, more precisely, you need what I'm selling.
39:40For those of you who wish to place an order, it's only fitting that we should meet at the famous
39:44two corners, where you can contact Mr. Esad Qashqal.
39:53Oh, no, no, no.
39:56Oh, no.
39:58Oh, fuck.
40:00Oh, fuck.
40:02Oh, fuck.
41:08Shark?
41:12Don't!
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