I have never read 'Elephants Can Remember,' however from what I have heard, the book is not exactly Christie's final hour. Oliver begins her investigation, it appears as those the two detective's cases are connected. Oliver goes to her friend, Hercule Poirot (David Suchet) for help, but the detective is busy on another case. The question is: did Celia's mother kill her father before taking her own life, or was it the other way around? Stunned, Mrs. Oliver's god-children, Celia Ravenscroft. The woman is the mother of a young man who plans to marry one of Mrs. Ariadne Oliver (Zoe Wanamaker), the famed mystery writer is asked a strange question by a complete stranger to her. Did this adaptation succeed where others have failed? Let's take a closer look. However, as the 13th and final season of 'Agatha Christie's Poirot' approached, I for one feared that the series might regress back to the downbeat and upsetting style used for 'Orient Express.' Season 13 of 'Agatha Christie's Poirot' kicked off on 9 June with 'Elephants Can Remember,' based on one of Christie's latest novels. I'm glad to say that the following three adaptations, 'Three Act Tragedy,' 'The Clocks' and 'Hallowe'en Party' were far better. In 2010, 'Murder on the Orient Express' one of Christie's most beloved books was adapted for television and out of this came one of the most disappointing Poirot episode made (at least in this blogger's humble opinion). What started in 1989 as an enjoyable tribute to Agatha Christie and her work, soon became something entirely as standards for mystery television changed.

If there was ever a television show which its ups and downs, 'Agatha Christie's Poirot' would be it.

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