When Edward Pendrick makes it into the lifeboat as the Lady Vain sinks, he thinks he's one of the lucky ones. Upon finding his way to the Island, populated with curious people, a reclusive genius, and his shamed assistant, he might question just how lucky he truly is.

Someday, Henry Bemis is going to do it. He’s going to go to the glorious public library and read a book cover to cover. Only…today is not that day, but not for the reason you think.

What happens when your nose leaves your face…and starts living a better life than you?

You receive a letter from an old friend. He isn’t doing well and has invited you to visit him at home.

Two men—a servant and his employer—take a drive on a snowy evening, only to find their lives forever changed.

It’s the 2010s and nuclear war between the US and Soviet Union has forced humanity into bunkers while the earth above falls under fire. Only the Leadys, the semi-sentient robot fighters, remain in the open, left by the humans to fight it out amongst themselves. But, not all is as it seems…

We learn which crime Sherlock Holmes thinks is the absolute worst…and it’s not what you think it is. Also, the great detective tries his hand at crime himself. But when he crosses the line, will he be able to come back from it?

A young woman working as a servant for a cruel countess falls in love with the man across the street. It seems like a fairy tale. But are there more sinister motivations at play?

Sanger Rainsford is a big-game hunter, but even he is not prepared for what lies ahead on the mysterious island. Has he finally met his match?

An ecological disaster forces humanity into underground pods where individuals connect by virtual means. However, when we turn power over to computers, who watches over the computers?

Arsène Lupin, gentleman thief, sends a note to a baron. In response, the baron contacts the best detective in France. Armed guards stand watch at locked gates and the tunnels are flooded. But, isn’t this overkill? Arsène Lupin is in prison. Or is he?

A Halloween episode with two stories—yes, two—inspired by the master of Gothic horror.

A professor checks into a rundown hotel for a long vacation and becomes obsessed with another resident, a pale man moving from room to room.

Lester’s work has killed trillions, making way for humanity’s march across the galaxy. But, after a trip off-world and witnessing a dead planet firsthand, he’s now changed. Lester wants out.

Will the government release their best scientist and, more importantly, did Lester even return from the wastes?

A man comes to Sherlock Holmes with a development: he's making a lot of extra money each week solely because he has fiery red hair. For the famed detective, this is terrible news.

Prospero can't remember the last time he slept. He can't remember the last time he saw his daughter or even how old she is these days. He’s been working on one singular task for decades, and now he's nearly there. He's on the precipice of the greatest discovery of all time...

...and then someone kicks in the door. They're coming for him.

Jonathan Harker is on a work trip, which means new and bizarre foods, people with interesting stories, and a meeting with a count that people seriously will not stop warning him about. He doesn't understand it. The count is just an old guy with a handlebar mustache who lives in the woods inside a creepy castle surrounded by wolves. Right?

Irene Adler. She's in one story, but she left such a permanent, indelible mark on Sherlock Holmes that he will now and forever refer to her as THE woman. Sherlock receives two visits in one night. One is expected: royalty with a problem that could alter the history of Europe. The other is a surprise: Watson, who's well on his way to a dad bod.