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  Had Sherlock Holmes been on the case, poor business and a virus might have appeared as red herrings in Watson's narrative, but would ultimately have been dismissed by the superbrain since all the evidence pointed to the true culprits, a diktat-hungry mob of jejune, ignorant and sniggering delinquents who mysteriously got themselves elected to parliament. (And had Basil Rathbone been in the film, there would have been a staring-into-the-distance homily at the end about how democracy is no guarantee against despotism. Although we wouldn't have known, as there would have been no cinemas to show it.)

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