This one is another masterpiece from Agatha Christie. Intriguing from the very first scene this episode always keeps us on the edge of our seats. Jaime Winstone is charming as usual and Tom Burke also acted his role well.
There are some minor changes brought in this episode by the way and if you observe closely then it's easy to guess the culprit. I didn't follow the red herring this time and I was able to guess the culprit but this is a watchable episode and David Suchet is stupendous as always. I guess the director put many things for the audience to test their observation skills this time or I don't know maybe after watching all the episodes I'm also finally having the vibes of Mr. Poirot.
There are some minor changes brought in this episode by the way and if you observe closely then it's easy to guess the culprit. I didn't follow the red herring this time and I was able to guess the culprit but this is a watchable episode and David Suchet is stupendous as always. I guess the director put many things for the audience to test their observation skills this time or I don't know maybe after watching all the episodes I'm also finally having the vibes of Mr. Poirot.