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Welcome to Twin-Rivals, a delightful comedy originally produced at Drury Lane on December 14, 1702. Celebrated for its accuracy, this play by Farquhar masterfully weaves a seemingly improbable plot with engaging dialogue and lively characters. The Younger Wouldbe, Mrs. Mandrake, and Teague leap off the page with such authenticity that they feel like real people rather than mere creations of the stage. While the play features an attempted rape that is treated with an unexpected levity, it also includes an epilogue that offers a sincere apology to women, reminding us that it’s all in good ...

Dive into the captivating world of The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes, an iconic British TV series from the 70s that brought to life stories penned during the same era as Sir Arthur Conan Doyles Sherlock Holmes tales. This collection features twelve out of the thirteen narratives adapted into episodes for the inaugural season. Unfortunately, The Missing Witness Sensation by Ernest Bramah is not available due to copyright restrictions in the U.S., but you can find it in the Max Carrados Mysteries anthology. (Summary by Nullifidian)

Get ready for Rivals: The Official Podcast, the perfect companion to Disney+’s highly anticipated adaptation of Dame Jilly Cooper's Rivals! Join broadcaster Pandora Sykes as she uncovers exclusive behind-the-scenes secrets - interviewing the cast and creatives, and deep dives into the show’s bold storytelling. Whether you’re a fan of the original book or discovering Rivals for the first time, Rivals: The Official Podcast promises to take you beyond the screen into the drama, power plays, and exciting revelations from this scandalous Disney+ original series. But make sure to catch Rivals...

Delve into the thrilling world of Sherlock Holmes American counterparts with this compilation of stories. Following the immense success of volumes 1 and 2 of The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes on LibriVox, this collection takes you on a journey through the mysteries solved by Holmes American contemporaries. Carefully curated and re-released in a single volume by Hugh Greene in 1979, these readings are an authentic reproduction of the original narratives. (Summary by ToddHW)

This is the Podcast where Abir and Sam review, discuss and ultimately debate our favorite (and least favorite) Movies and TV shows!

The podcast of a long-running 5th edition Dungeons & Dragons actual play campaign featuring a talented cast and crew. Watch us live Sundays @ 10a Pacific, Noon Central, 1p Eastern, https://twitch.tv/RivalsOfWaterdeep

Just a guy, talking about anime and manga and giving recommendations.

Welcome to 3D rivals the show where I force my two siblings to talk about comic book movies and TV shows and everything in between.

The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes was a British TV series from the early 70s that dramatized stories written contemporaneously with the Sherlock Holmes stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. This anthology contains twelve of the thirteen stories adapted as episodes for the first season. Sadly, one story, "The Missing Witness Sensation" by Ernest Bramah, is not public domain in the U.S., but can be read in the anthology Max Carrados Mysteries. (Summary by Nullifidian)

The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes was a British TV series from the early 70s that dramatized stories written contemporaneously with the Sherlock Holmes stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. This anthology contains twelve of the thirteen stories adapted as episodes for the first season. Sadly, one story, "The Missing Witness Sensation" by Ernest Bramah, is not public domain in the U.S., but can be read in the anthology Max Carrados Mysteries. (Summary by Nullifidian)

The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes was a British TV series from the early 70s that dramatized stories written contemporaneously with the Sherlock Holmes stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. This anthology contains stories adapted as episodes for the second season. (Summary by Nullifidian)

To follow up on the heels of volumes 1 and 2 of "The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes" released on LibriVox, here is a collection of stories starring his contemporary American rivals. Brought together and re-published in a single volume by Hugh Greene in 1979, this set of readings goes back to and uses the original source material. (Summary by ToddHW)

Sibling Rival-Read is hosted by Ben and his younger sister Anna. Both of whom have been huge comic book fans for as long as either of them can remember. More than that, they love to argue with each other about different aspects of comics. What is more important? Who is the best Robin? Who is the best Super Hero? And much, much more. So they got together and came up with an idea. There are plenty of book clubs out there. Groups of people read whatever they like and then get together and discuss what they have read. Why don't they have that for comic books though? Well that was the whole idea ...