Jayson Gray-Stanford

"The Hounds of The Baskervilles" (Phil Harnage) inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. On the moon, in the domed Galileo City, an old legend appears to be true when three children go missing and eerie howling can be heard echoing throughout the resort. But Sherlock Holmes suspects there is an all too human reason behind this "supernatural" phenomenon.

"The Adventure of the Mazarin Chip" (Gildart Jackson) inspired by "The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. At the insistence of a memo from Lestrade, the Prime Minister contacts Sherlock Holmes when the top secret virtual reality chip, called the "Mazarin Chip", is stolen. But the memo is a forgery: a trap to get the Prime Minister and Holmes to Baker Street where Moriarty then descends upon them, trapping Holmes in a virtual prison and kidnapping the Prime Minister.

"The Adventure of the Engineer's Thumb"(Ken Pontac) inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Victor Fatherly is a bio-engineer whose work on a new blood regenerator could revolutionize organ transplant work - if his competitor Michael Wooten doesn't beat him to it. Now, someone has stolen both men's inventions. But how? The safe housing Victor's invention is protected by a biometric security system; only Victor's thumbprint and DNA signature can open it. Similarly, Michael's system uses his eye's unique retinal scan as the key.

"The Musgrave Ritual" (Robert Askin) inspired by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. A thief has stolen the rusty and ancient Musgrave Sword from the British Museum, leaving priceless jewels and works of art untouched. It is obvious to Sherlock Holmes that the prized sword must have a worth that is not immediately apparent. At the museum gift shop, the Irregulars purchase a cheap souvenir replica of the sword and find that the riddle that is inscribed on it.