| "It's an animal, uh, it's on four legs. Oh, my God. It's in the house!" — Charles, "Hounded".
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Henry Baskerville is an extremely wealthy businessman. His speciality is "patent-jacking" in which he funds start-up companies, acquires the right to the technology and then sells it.
Biography
Season Four
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Season Six
| After Holmes learns that a schizophrenic named Norman Horowitz has seemingly predicted three deaths and Holmes is the next predicted to die, Watson discovers that Norman corresponded with Baskerville. They question Henry and discover that he believes in a theory of life called "Simulation Theory" of which Norman was a major proponent. Later, Baskerville visits The Brownstone to report he received an anonymous call from a source who leaked to a news station the names of others Norman predicted to die. While there, Henry sees a video proving that one of the deaths was by suicide as Norman predicted. After Baskerville orders his head of security to call in a bomb threat at Grand Central Station, he reveals to Holmes and Watson that for $4M, the source sold him a book Norman wrote called "Visions" which contained all his predictions including a terrorist attack at the station. Holmes deduces Norman's brother and sister-in-law are behind the deaths in Norman's predictions and they are arrested. ("The Visions of Norman P. Horowitz")
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