Solve a mystery? Tres simple? With the great detective's "little grey cells"

Brilliant Belgian detective Hercule Poirot cracks the toughest cases with brainpower alone, endearing him to thinkers everywhere and making Agatha Christie the bestselling author of her day. As portrayed by David Suchet in this British television production, Poirot became the most-watched detective in the history of PBS Mystery! series and a hit all over again on A&E. In these three stories, Poirot outsmarts the criminals and the other crime-solvers in and around elegant upper-crust 1930s London.

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

The Adventure Of Johnnie Waverly - A country squire hires Poirot to investigate threats against his young son.

Four And Twenty Blackbirds - Poirot's keen powers of observation and culinary know-how help him solve a murder case. Formidable! Another case solved byitheibrilliant Poirot

No detail is too small, no crook too clever to escape the keen eye and razor sharp intellect of Agatha Christie's famous sleuth. As played by David Suchet in this British television production, Poirot became the most-watched detective in the history of the PBS Mystery! series and an A&E favorite. These three stories feature Poirot on the case at home in London and in two exotic holiday locales. Elegant art deco settings and lush period costumes add to the fun. With Hugh Fraser as Captain Hastings, Poirot's affable assistant.

The Third Floor Flat
Poirot is at loose ends until he finds a mystery to solve very close to home.

Triangle at Rhodes
Alone on a holiday in Greece, Poirot cracks a murder case with the help of two capable Brits.

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