Watsongivingpeoplebrandy whenthey faintCriminalwithdoubleidentity“ONSE,Holmes?”“Come at onceif convenient. Ifinconvenient,come all thesame”Holmes goesto a culturalevent orfunctionColonialviewpoint/vocabFragmentedreconstruction“you mayneed yourservicerevolver”Iffy legaldocumentselaborate ruseto get peopleto leave aroom with atrapdoorDiogenesclubMoriartyappearsor getsmentionedgvmtpapersget stolen“brainfever”Holmesplaysthe violin“WATSON!”HorseandcarriageMrs Hudsondoessomethingusefulinfluentialsuspect whocan’t beinvestigatedWatson’spracticeHolmes Iborderlinerude to MrsHudsonGemstoneHolmesperson turnsup to 221b andthreatens themjust aftersomeone’s leftWatsongivingpeoplebrandy whenthey faintCriminalwithdoubleidentity“ONSE,Holmes?”“Come at onceif convenient. Ifinconvenient,come all thesame”Holmes goesto a culturalevent orfunctionColonialviewpoint/vocabFragmentedreconstruction“you mayneed yourservicerevolver”Iffy legaldocumentselaborate ruseto get peopleto leave aroom with atrapdoorDiogenesclubMoriartyappearsor getsmentionedgvmtpapersget stolen“brainfever”Holmesplaysthe violin“WATSON!”HorseandcarriageMrs Hudsondoessomethingusefulinfluentialsuspect whocan’t beinvestigatedWatson’spracticeHolmes Iborderlinerude to MrsHudsonGemstoneHolmesperson turnsup to 221b andthreatens themjust aftersomeone’s left

Sherlock Holmes - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Watson giving people brandy when they faint
  2. Criminal with double identity
  3. “ONSE, Holmes?”
  4. “Come at once if convenient. If inconvenient, come all the same”
  5. Holmes goes to a cultural event or function
  6. Colonial viewpoint/vocab
  7. Fragmented reconstruction
  8. “you may need your service revolver”
  9. Iffy legal documents
  10. elaborate ruse to get people to leave a room with a trapdoor
  11. Diogenes club
  12. Moriarty appears or gets mentioned
  13. gvmt papers get stolen
  14. “brain fever”
  15. Holmes plays the violin
  16. “WATSON!”
  17. Horse and carriage
  18. Mrs Hudson does something useful
  19. influential suspect who can’t be investigated
  20. Watson’s practice
  21. Holmes I borderline rude to Mrs Hudson
  22. Gemstone
  23. Holmes
  24. person turns up to 221b and threatens them just after someone’s left