Starring: Harold Huber as Hercule Poirot.

In this eerie episode, Poirot is enlisted to investigate a series of grave robberies. The case takes a macabre turn when Poirot finds himself inside a coffin, wearing a strong perfume, as part of his strategy to apprehend the culprit behind the missing corpses. The story blends elements of mystery and the supernatural, showcasing Poirot's deductive prowess in a chilling scenario.

Starring: Harold Huber as Hercule Poirot.

Poirot is summoned by a domineering elderly woman to discreetly investigate the murder of her maid. As Poirot delves into the case, he uncovers a web of secrets and lies within the household, leading to a surprising revelation about the true identity of the murderer.

Starring: Harold Huber as Hercule Poirot.

In this debut American adventure, Poirot arrives in New York City and seeks to rent an apartment. However, upon inspecting a potential rental, he discovers a corpse in the room. The victim appears to have been strangled, and the door was barricaded from the inside. Poirot collaborates with his new secretary, Abigail Fletcher, and Inspector Stevens of the NYPD to unravel the mystery. Through his signature deductive reasoning, Poirot uncovers the truth behind the murder and brings the culprit to justice .

In "The Bride Wore Fright," Poirot returns to his apartment to find a woman in a wedding dress hiding from a man she refuses to marry. As the story unfolds, Poirot discovers that the persistent suitor is, in fact, a murderer. Employing his signature wit and deductive skills, Poirot devises a plan to trap the criminal and ensure justice is served. 

Starring Harold Huber as Hercule Poirot

The story opens at a lavish masquerade ball held at the estate of Armand LaFontaine, a wealthy French émigré and patron of the arts. The guest list includes socialites, diplomats, artists — and Hercule Poirot, attending as an observer and reluctant participant.

The evening begins festively, with guests in elaborate masks, costumes, and swirling champagne. But Poirot, always observant, senses undercurrents of tension — whispered arguments, exchanged glances, and a curious lack of trust among the hosts.

Starring Harold Huber as Hercule Poirot

Poirot is invited to a seaside resort under unusual circumstances — an anonymous note warns that a murder will soon take place, and Poirot is the only one who can prevent it. He arrives to find a wealthy social circle filled with tension, secrets, and simmering romantic jealousies.

The story resumes with the Midwich Children — now around nine years old, though their physical and intellectual development suggests they are already teenagers. Their identical appearance (pale skin, silvery-blonde hair, and luminous golden eyes) continues to unnerve the villagers, but it's their behavior that deepens the fear.

The children demonstrate remarkable intelligence, impeccable memory, and, most disturbingly, a shared consciousness. What one child learns, all seem to know. When one is injured, they all feel it. It becomes clear: the children function as a single group mind, capable of telepathic communication and mental coercion.

The mysterious pregnancies in Midwich have progressed rapidly and uniformly — all the women affected during the blackout are due to give birth within the same few days, regardless of when conception would have occurred. The episode opens with growing tension as the entire village braces for a strange and unprecedented mass childbirth.

The episode begins in the peaceful English village of Midwich, a quiet, rural community where nothing much ever happens. That changes abruptly one evening when the entire village suddenly falls unconscious — every resident, animal, and visitor collapses simultaneously, as if asleep. The effect is localised and contained: anyone who steps across the village boundary also passes out instantly.

Set in the gloomy and aristocratic Mark’s Priory, the ancestral home of Lord Lebanon, the story begins with an air of unease. The household is large but oddly tense, populated by secretive servants, a domineering dowager, and the beautiful but fearful Lady Lebanon, who seems to be under psychological strain.

The mystery kicks off when Lord Lebanon’s chauffeur is found strangled to death. Suspicion quickly spreads throughout the house. The police are called, and Inspector Tanner from Scotland Yard arrives to investigate — a calm, methodical presence in a house swirling with secrets.