Murder is Easy (2023 Miniseries)

Christie blends mystery and comedy in Mrs. McGinty's Dead nearly as well as we do. Listen to us analyze Christie's tale of the working class and true crime. Topics Include: 'The Betrayal', the Miss Marple Cinematic Universe, and which Christie book is NOT currently in Josh's collection.

Warning: We LIKE this book! Christie's 'adventure thrillers' (it takes us awhile to find a label - sorry) get a lot of hate. We, however, are united in our defense of this later career return to the genre. Give it a chance!

We return to the world of Mary Westmacott for one of Christie's most complex and divisive dramas.

One of these days we will figure out good audio...this episode is a little echoey, but that's because we're LIVE discussing one of Christie's GREATEST mysteries. We get into ingenious clues, long names, and delicious death!

Josh and Charlotte tackle last year's adaptation of a podcast favorite 'Murder Is Easy'. Together they analyze what exactly went wrong and what this means for the future of Agatha Christie Television

The time has finally come for Josh and Charlotte to discuss Sir Ken's third outing as Hercule Poirot. How did Charlotte handle the jump scares? Who gives the worst performance of the entire trilogy? And what does the future hold for the cinematic Christie-verse? Listen now to hear our in-depth analysis!

Josh and Char discuss this twisty post war Christie and it's abominable adaptation.

It doesn't get much better than this. Listen to Josh and Charlotte gush over this groundbreaking analysis of a crooked family, Christie's pet project and (sometimes) personal favorite.

Josh and Charlotte ]have finally ventured into the Poirot extended universe! They have a LOT to say about Sophie Hannah's first entry into the new Hercule Poirot series. Listen to their spirited geek out now!

Things get a little wild in the second half of Poirot's Labo(u)rs. We get to see secret cults, remorseful dictators, and dangerous dogs. Plus, we talk about the jamp packed film and Zak breaks down some of the less coherent myths that inspired Christie's book.