Agatha Christie's Poirot

After a rare professional failure, Poirot heads to the Alps in pursuit of a missing maid.

Ariadne Oliver calls for Poirot's help when she fears becoming involved in a real crime.

Poirot goes to Dover to help determine who is responsible for a man's murder.

Novelist Ariadne Oliver calls in her old friend Poirot to investigate a drowning.

Poirot is attending a dinner party when one of the guests chokes to death. Is it murder?

Poirot searches for priceless jewels belonging to a princess at school in England.

When a stranger is found murdered, a family ask for Poirot's help in identifying him.

When a bridge party host is murdered, Poirot finds that four guests have murdered before.

The day after Richard Abernethie's funeral, his niece is murdered as well.

The Belgian detective is called on to investigate the murder of a woman on the Blue Train.

At a weekend house party a guest is found dying - with his wife holding a gun.

On a Nile cruise ship, Poirot is asked to investigate the death of a honeymooning heiress.

Poirot's holiday on the coast is interrupted when an actress's priceless gems go missing.

An old murder case rears its head when Hercule Poirot returns to his native Belgium.

Poirot is drawn into the world of London's Little Italy when Hastings looks for a new car.

A money-lender is murdered by a poisoned dart on a flight from Paris to London.

When the nation's security is threatened, Poirot is called in to help find a stolen ruby.

Poirot and Hastings are summoned to meet a lady determined to preserve her anonymity.

An industrialist consults Poirot about his suicidal dreams.

Poirot uncovers a case of deception at a film studio - when is a murder not a murder?

Poirot suspects more than espionage when the plans for a new fighter plane are stolen.

An obnoxious passenger threatens Poirot's hopes of resting on a Mediterranean cruise.

On holiday, Poirot uncovers the complicated relationships between his fellow hotel guests.

Poirot discovers a murder in his own block of flats.

Poirot is intrigued by a reclusive artist's unusual behaviour in a restaurant.

Inspector Japp does not consider a ransom note a threat to public order. Poirot disagrees.

On Bonfire Night, a murder enquiry grows more complex than the Gunpowder Plot.

Poirot becomes intrigued by the seemingly trivial case of a missing Clapham cook.