The Short Answer
- Agatha Christie's Poirot — David Suchet's definitive Hercule Poirot solves cases with meticulous, mustachioed precision. (BritBox)
- Agatha Christie's Marple — Christie's sharp-eyed village spinster quietly outsmarts everyone around her. (BritBox)
- Magpie Murders — A book editor and the fictional detective from the novel she's editing solve a real murder together. (PBS Masterpiece)
- The Marlow Murder Club — Three women in a small riverside town form an unlikely amateur detective trio. (PBS Masterpiece)
- Agatha Raisin — A brash former PR agent turned amateur sleuth stirs up trouble in the Cotswolds. (Acorn TV)
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Agatha Christie's Poirot
Agatha Christie's Poirot
David Suchet's definitive Hercule Poirot solves cases across 13 seasons with fastidious precision and a very particular mustache. As the screen home of Christie's most famous detective, it's the natural next stop after Tommy & Tuppence, which draws from the same novelist's world.
Agatha Christie's Marple
Agatha Christie's Marple
Christie's sharp-eyed village spinster quietly outsmarts police and killers alike, armed with nothing but close observation of human nature. Like Tommy & Tuppence, it's Christie's playful detective instincts given center stage, just with a very different pair of sleuths.
Magpie Murders
Magpie Murders
A book editor investigating a real murder finds herself drawn into the fictional mystery novel she's editing, with its own detective seeming to help solve the case from the page. Like Tommy & Tuppence, it's a witty, structurally playful whodunit that loves the mechanics of classic crime fiction as much as the crime itself.
The Marlow Murder Club
The Marlow Murder Club
Three very different women in a small riverside town team up as an unlikely amateur detective trio, solving murders the local police can't crack. Its warm, witty, puzzle-first tone is close kin to Tommy & Tuppence's own amateur-sleuth charm.
Agatha Raisin
Agatha Raisin
Ashley Jensen plays a brash former London PR agent who retires to the Cotswolds and can't help stumbling into — and solving — murders. Its sharp-tongued, fish-out-of-water lead shares Tuppence's impulsive energy, just transplanted to a quaint village instead of Hampstead.
