Agatha Christie's Poirot

Finding a missing cook proves tougher — and more suited to his superior skills — than Poirot expects.

On Guy Fawkes Night, Poirot is called in on a case he suspects is murder made to look like suicide.

A squire hires Poirot to investigate threats against his young son, after a warning note states the exact time and place of the impending kidnapping.

When an older regular at the Bishop's Chophouse dies after a meal, Poirot's keen powers of observation and culinary know-how are put to the test.

Poirot is bored to distraction after three weeks with no case until a murderer shoots a neighbor who has only just moved into Whitehaven Mansions.

Holidaying alone in sun-drenched Greece, Poirot is drawn into a deadly mystery when a flirtatious hotel guest drinks a cocktail laced with poison.

Their Mediterranean holiday is interrupted when Poirot and Hastings are called on to investigate a murder at sea.

Poirot takes on a case of national importance when he attends a dinner party where secret plans for a revolutionary military aircraft go missing.

When Poirot and Hastings investigate a murder in the film world, a playing card found near the body is their only clue.

A wealthy man asks Poirot to investigate a troubling case — even though nothing seems amiss beyond a recurring bad dream.