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* TheDeadGuyDidIt: In "The Adventure of the Grice-Paterson Curse", Pons tells Parker that the true killer has been decades: being the result of a revenge plot set up decades ago and allowed to continue after the instigator's death because no one else knew about it, until it eventually killed someone unconnected to the killer.
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* TheDeadGuyDidIt: In "The Adventure of the Grice-Paterson Curse", Pons tells Parker that the true killer has been dead decades: being the result of a revenge plot set up decades ago and allowed to continue after the instigator's death because no one else knew about it, until it eventually killed someone unconnected to the killer.
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* DyingMessage: In "The Adventure of the Lost Dutchman", the VictimOfTheWeek tries to write the words 'Lost Dutchman' in the dust on the floor. However, because he he is dying, the result is incomplete and almost illegible. Pons, of course, is able to figure out what he was attempting to communicate.
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* CelibateHero: Just like his [[Literature/SherlockHolmes inspiration]],Solar Pons shows no romantic or sexual interest in anyone; male or female. In fact, his immunity to feminine charms is something of a RunningJoke between Parker and Pons.
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* WomanScorned: The murderer in "The Adventure of the Cloverdale Kennels" is a woman who murdered her ex-fiance who had broken off their engagement of several years and become engaged to another woman.
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* NeverSuicide: In "The Adventure of the Cloverdale Kennels", a detective-sergeant calls in Pons to assist in an apparent case of suicide because the victim had no known reason to commit suicide and chose an incredibly roundabout method of committing it. Pons investigation soon reveals the sergeant's instincts were right and it was murder.
