Sherlock Holmes: The Woman in Green

The hypnotisation of a very skeptical Dr Watson is most entertaining as is the unparalleled ability of Mr Holmes to fake a state of hypnotisation (much to the chagrin of Professor Moriarty). Speaking of which, I'd like to know the properties of the NMDA receptor antagonist that Sherlock Holmes ingested to deaden him from the pain of Dr Simnell's needle; it works magically well!

Good work from Rathbone, Daniell, and Brooke (as a sultry femme fatale) and some imaginative direction bolster this (very) loose adaptation of Conan Doyle's "The Adventure of the Empty House".