A few months ago, we discussed the BBC’s “reboot” of the Hercule Poirot character. Agatha Christie created Poirot, a Belgian detective who left his home and moved to England after World War I and solved cases alongside his friend Col. Hastings and various police officers. Poirot is famously a lifelong bachelor and famously a devout […]
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