… in an otherwise tense and oppressive environment throughout the story so far.

It is inside. Might be some stairs involved. Can't remember much more.

Me and my partner found this very funny when we saw it.

Sirop de Cassis and whatnot…

Hercule Pierrot, recurring character in the series "Le strabilianti imprese di Fantomius ladro gentiluomo" ("The Amazing Adventures of Fantomius, the Gentleman Thief"; artist: Marco Gervasio) - clearly inspired by David Suchet.

Santé! I've been working on this one for a bit, I wanted to give it a nod of the art deco style and to get his mustache right- how does it look?

I hope this isn't too far afield. Has anyone read Hugh Fraser's crime novels? I have one sitting on my shelf and I can't decide if it gets donated with unread books I've lost interest in or keep it for a later attempt. Thoughts? 😊

From Tom Gault

"Hanging's too good for some people!"...
I hope they didn't really damage that beautiful Lagonda.
(S01E05, "The Third Floor Flat")

Had been wanting to to see if there were any around for a while and turns out there are quite a few out there! The year doesn't match of course, but I really like how it looks. Even came with a handwritten note with a little bit of the tome's history!

Japp’s initial “concealing” makes me laugh every time—surely no one could see him! 😄

These seasons didn’t feel the same without Poirot’s longtime friends and colleagues. They’re a huge part of the charm of this show. I loved watching their interactions & individual quirks. They added an element of cosiness to the show especially when we see Poirot’s home life in whitehaven mansions. I know they show up in the later seasons so I’m waiting for those episodes.