Adam and Frankie discuss every episode of Agatha Christie’s Poirot, and challenge you to solve the fiendish mysteries at their heart...
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We enter another new era as Poirot is joined by his dear friend and fan favourite, Ariadne Oliver, to solve a murder at a bridge party. When suspicious guests and secrets abound, can Poirot use the psychology of his little grey cells to cut the deck ... more
It's all aboard for mystery and suspense this time as Poirot investigates the savage murder of an heiress on the famous Blue Train! With a gallery of suspects including a drunk ex, a mysterious femme fatale, a family of gold diggers, and a conman, wi... more
Well hollow, mes amis! We're back to finish off season nine!
Another relaxing weekend is ruined for Poirot when he stumbles upon a perplexing murder scene of a philandering doctor at the neighbouring country house. His wife stands before him holding... more
Join in the festive fun with Adam and Frankie as they celebrate the holiday season with some very special guest appearances!
We'll be going through your delightful emails, looking back at some of our favourite moments of the year, testing each other... more
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Thanks Adam. And Frankie. I don’t take well to podcasts that are shouty. “Off” they go ! Nice gentle humour. Lovely.
The perfect podcast for this fan of Agatha Christie and David Suchet’s Hercule Poirot. I’m so pleased to discover Adam and Frankie and the community of fellow Poirot enthusiasts they’ve attracted with their clever program.
(BTW, Frankie is right about the ersatz Poirot who shall not be named …)
As a fellow Poirot kid, I feel so seen by Frankie and Adam! Their chemistry is such a highlight and I often find myself laughing out loud. I only wish I had found it sooner.
Poirot has long been my comfort tv. There is one for every season or mood and the early short episodes deliver a different pleasure than the delights of the later feature-length outings. I have long indulged my love for the Whitehaven Four as a solo activity but through a serendipitous slide down an Instagram rabbit hole on Boxing Day I discovered this podcast and have been spending Christmas break watching and listening along. The hosts are unabashedly devoted and knowledgeable fans of Poirot, ... more
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