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Murder in the Mews the Adventure of Johnnie Waverly the Adventure Of The Adventure of the Clapham 8-Jan-89 Captain Hastings Cook Inspector Japp Miss Lemon Murder in the Mews 15-Jan-89 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Adventure of Johnnie 22-Jan-89 Captain Hastings Waverly Inspector Japp Miss Lemon Four and Twenty Blackbirds 29-Jan-89 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Third Floor Flat 5-Feb-89 Captain Hastings The Third Floor Flat 5-Feb-89 Inspector Japp Miss Lemon Triangle at Rhodes 12-Feb-89 Problem at Sea 19-Feb-89 Captain Hastings The Incredible Theft 26-Feb-89 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The King of Clubs 12-Mar-89 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp The Dream 19-Mar-89 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon [edit] Series Two (1990) Title UK Airdate Recurring Cast Peril at End House 7-Jan-90 Captain Hastings (feature-length) Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Veiled Lady 14-Jan-90 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Lost Mine 21-Jan-90 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Cornish Mystery 28-Jan-90 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Disappearance of Mr. 4-Feb-90 Captain Hastings Davenheim Inspector Japp Miss Lemon Double Sin 11-Feb-90 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon Double Sin 11-Feb-90 The Adventure of the Cheap 18-Feb-90 Captain Hastings Flat Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Kidnapped Prime Minister 25-Feb-90 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Adventure of the Western 4-Mar-90 Captain Hastings Star Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Mysterious Affair at Styles 16-Sep-90 Captain Hastings (feature-length) Inspector Japp 16-Sep-90 [edit] Series Three (1991) Title UK Airdate Recurring Cast How Does Your Garden Grow? 6-Jan-91 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Million Dollar Bond 13-Jan-91 Captain Hastings Robbery Miss Lemon The Plymouth Express 20-Jan-91 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Plymouth Express 20-Jan-91 Wasps' Nest 27-Jan-91 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Tragedy at Marsdon 3-Feb-91 Captain Hastings Manor Inspector Japp The Double Clue 10-Feb-91 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Mystery of the Spanish 17-Feb-91 Captain Hastings Chest Inspector Japp The Mystery of the Spanish 17-Feb-91 Chest The Theft of the Royal Ruby 24-Feb-91 The Affair at the Victory Ball 3-Mar-91 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Mystery of Hunter's Lodge 10-Mar-91 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp [edit] Series Four (1992) Title UK Airdate Recurring Cast The ABC Murders 5-Jan-92 Captain Hastings (feature-length) Inspector Japp 5-Jan-92 Death in the Clouds 12-Jan-92 Inspector Japp (feature-length) One, Two, Buckle My Shoe 19-Jan-92 Inspector Japp (feature-length) 19-Jan-92 Inspector Japp [edit] Series Five (1993) Title UK Airdate Recurring Cast The Adventure of the Egyptian 17-Jan-93 Captain Hastings Tomb Miss Lemon The Underdog 24-Jan-93 Captain Hastings Miss Lemon The Yellow Iris 31-Jan-93 Captain Hastings Miss Lemon The Case of the Missing Will 7-Feb-93 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Case of the Missing Will 7-Feb-93 The Adventure of the Italian 14-Feb-93 Captain Hastings Nobleman Inspector Japp Miss Lemon The Chocolate Box 21-Feb-93 Inspector Japp Dead Man's Mirror 28-Feb-93 Captain Hastings Inspector Japp Jewel Robbery at the Grand 7-Mar-93 Captain Hastings Metropolitan Inspector Japp Miss Lemon Jewel Robbery at the Grand 7-Mar-93 Metropolitan [edit] Series Six (1995-1996) Title UK Airdate Recurring Cast Hercule Poirot's Christmas 1-Jan-95 Inspector Japp (feature-length) Hickory Dickory Dock 12-Feb-95 Inspector Japp (feature-length) Miss Lemon Murder on the Links 11-Feb-96 Captain Hastings (feature-length) 11-Feb-96 Captain Hastings Dumb Witness 16-Mar-96 Captain Hastings (feature-length) [edit] Series Seven (2000) Title UK Airdate Recurring Cast The Murder of Roger Ackroyd 2-Jan-00 Inspector Japp (feature-length) Lord Edgware Dies 19-Feb-00 Captain Hastings (feature-length) Inspector Japp 19-Feb-00 Miss Lemon [edit] Series Eight (2001-2002) Title UK Airdate Recurring Cast Evil Under the Sun 20-Apr-01 Captain Hastings (feature-length) Inspector Japp Miss Lemon Murder in Mesopotamia 2-Jun-02 Captain Hastings (feature-length) 2-Jun-02 Captain Hastings [edit] Series Nine (2003-2004) Title UK Airdate Recurring Cast Five Little Pigs 14-Dec-03 (feature-length) Sad Cypress 26-Dec-03 (feature-length) Death on the Nile 12-Apr-04 (feature-length) The Hollow 26-Apr-04 (feature-length) [edit] Series Ten (2006) Title UK Airdate Recurring Cast The Mystery of the Blue Train 1-Jan (feature-length) Cards on the Table 19-Mar Ariadne Oliver (feature-length) After the Funeral 26-Mar (feature-length) Taken at the Flood 2-Apr George (feature-length) Superintendent Spence [edit] Series Eleven (2008) Title UK Airdate Recurring Cast Mrs McGinty's Dead 14-Sep-08 Ariadne Oliver (feature-length) George Superintendent Spence Cat Among the Pigeons 21-Sep-08 21-Sep-08 (feature-length) Third Girl 28-Sep-08 Ariadne Oliver (feature-length) George Appointment with Death 25-Dec-09 (feature-length) [edit] Series Twelve (2009-2011) Title UK Airdate Recurring Cast The Clocks 2011 (feature-length) Three Act Tragedy 3 January George (feature-length) 2010[2] Hallowe'en Party 27 Ariadne Oliver (feature-length) October George 2010[3] 27 October 2010[3] Murder on the Orient Express 25-Dec-10 (feature-length) Brigit Forsyth (as Ernestine Katy Murphy (as Annie) Frank Vincent (as Purser) Todd) Dermot Crowley (as Arthur Danny Webb (as Porter) Phillip Manikum (as Police Simpson) Sergeant) Freda Dowie (as Eliza Dunn) Richard Bebb (as Mr Jona Jones (as Police Constable) Cameron) Antony Carrick (as Mr Todd) Brian Poyser (as Salvation Nicholas Coppin (as Police Army Speaker) Constable) Juliette Mole (as Jane Gabrielle Blunt (as Mrs Bob Bryan (as Barman) Plenderleith) Pierce) David Yelland (as Charles John Cording (as Div. 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