The sound on MPI&#65533;s Sherlock Holmes DVDs has improved since volume one. Otherwise, they remain the same. The sharp picture highlights the weaknesses of the original 16mm photography, and the extras are laughable. But, here we get two of the best episodes in this phenomenal series, in a presentation that far outshines their previous life on VHS. Who could ask for anything more?I&#65533;ve always loved &#65533;The Copper Beeches.&#65533; Its gothic setting and the hammy performance of Joss Ackland as the mysterious employer help to overcome the weaknesses in Conan Doyle&#65533;s plot, while &#65533;The Blue Carbuncle&#65533; showcases the methods of Sherlock Holmes better than any other adventure.The casting, as usual, couldn&#65533;t be better. A young Natasha Richardson joins Ackland in &#65533;The Copper Beeches,&#65533; and the masterful Jeremy Brett triumphs, yet again, as Sherlock Holmes.We can only hope that MPI will release the entire series on DVD. I, for one, will buy it.