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New special episode out now! We enter the world of Victorian London yet again with the new Netflix film Enola Holmes 2. We get right into picking apart the multiple mysteries, discuss how our feelings compare to the original, debate how the film handled the balance between being an Enola vs a Sherlock movie, and wonder if we are just too old to care about young romance. We all liked the inclusion of true events and how it didn\u2019t shy away from portraying the real corruption in the police force, the industrial world, and in the government while maintaining the same Enola air of adventure. We also discuss how Sherlock needs constant care, think Grail felt like a Bond villain in his acting, and still get annoyed by the fourth wall breaking. And we of course all continue to find Henry Cavill and his hair very attractive. Katy got confused by dance and math, Carrie will not allow plagiarizing, Maddy is a wild wagon driver, and Mack finally gets to speak. We reveal a practice of sneaking into each other\u2019s rooms growing up, wonder if bulking up makes your hands look small, love the push for strike action, and lament our prior knowledge of Victorian industrial diseases. We also talk about Rube Goldberg machines, feeling like a mother bird, Victorian poop jokes, and good names for horses. Listen to find out which one of us tried to gather evidence showing why this movie was bad - and failed! Enjoy!

TW: Government and corporate negligence/corruption, police corruption and violence, racism