Agatha Christie's Poirot

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

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

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

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

Poirot discovers a murder in his own block of flats.

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

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

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

When Poirot and Hastings confront a murder in the movie-making community, a playing card found nears the body is their only clue.

An industrialist consults Poirot about his suicidal dreams.