In 1945, Mutual brought Poirot to air in his own series starring Harold Huber. Like with Mutual’s Father Brown series, Poirot was transported across the Atlantic to New York City. The show starred Harold Huber and  lasted one season. It moved to CBS where it became a fifteen minute serial airing Monday-Friday that lasted two season. Neither of these series adapted Christie stories, but as was the case with adventures of Nick Carter and most other detective heroes, these radio adventures represented new cases for the Belgian detective’s little gray cells.

---

Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ang189/support