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David Suchet on ITV · 1930s

Poirot

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S6

Four feature-length cases, starting with a bloody Christmas

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Read the book: The Murder on the Links →Read the book: Dumb Witness →Read the book: Hercule Poirot's Christmas →Read the book: Hickory Dickory Dock →

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Not required. It's left out of the main story but is part of the full chronological order.

Where it falls in the order

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  • Everything10 of 21

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Quick recap

Four feature-length cases. In Hercule Poirot's Christmas, cruel old Simeon Lee gathers his family for Christmas and is found with his throat cut in a locked room; the killer is Superintendent Sugden, his illegitimate son. In Hickory Dickory Dock, a run of petty thefts at a student hostel, where Miss Lemon's sister works, ends in murder. In Murder on the Links, Poirot and Hastings head to France, where a millionaire who asked for help is found dead on a golf course, and Hastings falls in love. In Dumb Witness, a wealthy woman who fell down the stairs shortly before her death leaves Poirot a letter, and Bob the dog becomes a witness.

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Hidden details

  1. CameoDamian Lewis before fame

    Damian Lewis, of Band of Brothers and Homeland, shows up in Hickory Dickory Dock in 1995.

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  2. Behind the scenesFeature length from here on

    From this series on, every episode is film length, about 95 minutes.

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  3. ReferencePoirot's second novel

    The Murder on the Links, from 1923, was Christie's second Poirot novel, right after Styles.

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