Agatha Christie, They Watched

Peschel Press

Join us as Teresa and Bill Peschel watch movie and TV adaptations of the works of Agatha Christie, and discuss (and sometimes argue) what they think of them, their positives, negatives, interesting background facts, and whether you should watch them too!

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Agatha Christie, They Watched

Episodes (80)

Feb 13th We look at “The Mystery of the Blue Train” (2013) and Christie’s hardest novel to write (ep. 21)
Feb 13th How Woke Is Netflix’s “Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials” (2026)? (ep. 19)
Feb 13th Pip pip! Bright Young Things Meet Secret Society in “Seven Dials” (1981)

Agatha Christie, They Watched

Feb 13, 2026
47½ minutes
43 MB

Warning: SPOILERS! In her autobiography, Agatha Christie said she thought less of a reader who loved “The Mystery of the Blue Train.” She wrote it to meet her publisher’s deadline, and finishing it made her realize that she was a professional writer, not a housewife who wrote. Teresa and I look at the “Agatha Christie’s Poirot” adaptation of “Blue Train,” starring Elliot Gould. This precursor contains many of the seeds that Christie would explore in “Murder on the Orient Express,” with beautiful scenery of the south of France. <...

Agatha Christie, They Watched

We look at “The Mystery of the Blue Train” (2013) and Christie’s hardest novel to write (ep. 21)

Peschel Press

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