A modern Sherlock Holmes audio drama — where intelligence offers no safe distance.

WARNING: MATURE LANGUAGE AND SITUATIONS

Sherlock Holmes: The Last Analysis – Episode 11. “Proximity”
Chapters 21 & 22

As the pressure surrounding Sherlock Holmes intensifies, the space between danger and consequence collapses. What once could be held at arm’s length through calculation and delay now demands presence, exposure, and risk.

In this episode, the threat does not escalate outward — it moves closer. Protection requires nearness rather than strategy, and the boundaries Sherlock has long relied upon begin to fail. Choices made in the name of control reveal their cost not in theory, but in proximity to others.

Across timelines, intimacy becomes unavoidable. Detachment, once mistaken for safety, is revealed as a form of transfer — shifting risk rather than eliminating it. The closer Sherlock allows himself to stand, the less refuge his intellect provides.

“Proximity” marks a quiet turning point in the series: the moment when distance can no longer shield, and care itself becomes a liability.

The Last Analysis continues the BBC Sherlock legacy through an original, serialized story of psychological mystery, moral reckoning, and the human cost of brilliance.

Released bi-monthly on The Porcupine Presents.

Originally aired: April 2026

Approx. runtime: 24 minutes

Website: theporcupinepresents.com