The ABC Murders

1933. Hercule Poirot has fallen out of favour with Scotland Yard. When he receives letters threatening murder and no one is willing to listen, the once great detective must take matters into his own hands.

The A.B.C. killer sends Hercule more ominous letters promising to spill blood. Hercule's past, integrity, authority and identity all come into question while he fights the atmosphere of rising xenophobia in Britain.

As the A.B.C. killer is on the loose, Hercule realises that only he holds the key to the murders. He faces a race against time to stop the bloodbath.

Poirot is back on our television screens, in a new adaptation of one of his most exhilarating cases. Widely regarded as one of Agatha Christie's best mysteries, The ABC Murders is one of the most surprising and unusual appearances by literature's most famous detective.