The Little Murders of Agatha Christie

Superintendent Laurence investigates gruesome murders in a rehabilitation center; adapted from They Do It With Mirrors.

A famous movie star commits suicide during the shooting of her latest film. Alice replaces her on the set while Laurence investigates; adapted from Sparkling Cyanide.

A rich woman and her maid are found murdered in an old castle. The only witnesses are a dog and ghosts which seem prone to reveal the truth. Fascinated by divination, the superintendent's mother fully intends to participate in her son's investigation; adapted from Dumb Witness.

Avril comes to a dying man's rescue on a cliff. While she hears his last words, she notices a woman's portrait next to him. She seeks help at the village, but when she returns, the photo is missing; adapted from Why Didn't They Ask Evans?

After a gunfight, Laurence is left blind. Meanwhile a child is found drowned in a bucket of water. Laurence decides to hide his condition to investigate with Avril, who becomes his eyes; adapted from Hallowe'en Party.

Superintendent Laurence and Alice Avril are invited to a special diner, involving unsolved crimes. During the evening their host is killed and everyone becomes a suspect, even superintendent Laurence; adapted from Cards on the Table.

Avril goes undercover in a cabaret where a waitress was killed, and the boss kidnapped. Laurence has to deal with an inspector from the "police of the police" who wants him removed from the investigation; inspired by Murder on the Links.

Marlène asks for Laurence's help on a case involving her sister Solange, who runs a boarding house where a young woman dropped dead of poisoning; adapted from Hickory Dickory Dock.

April receives a marriage proposal from Emile Deboucke, an older rich spinning mills owner. Her engagement is not a bed of roses, and soon she has to deal with a series of murders; adapted from Murder is Easy.

April's ex-husband is accused of murder. She discovers him hiding in her apartment, and doesn't turn him to the police; adapted from Mrs McGinty's Dead.

Marlène is puzzled by an ad in the paper for a "murdered party". Laurence believes it's a joke, but at set time, a man interrupts the party violently and drops dead; adapted from A Murder is Announced.

Police captain Swan Laurence has died on duty. Eight days earlier, he was called to protect the son of famous novelist Eloïse Zennefort; adapted from The Adventure of Johnnie Waverly.

Commissioner Laurence investigates whether the death of Alice's young heiress friend is related to occult powers; adapted from The Pale Horse.

After a young secretary hangs herself, Laurence suspects sinister forces led to her death; adapted from The Murder at the Vicarage.

Laurence and Avril investigate a wealthy spa owner after a man drowns in her establishment; adapted from The Mysterious Affair at Styles.

Avril investigates a murder in a hospital while she's admitted for her own injuries; adapted from A Caribbean Mystery.

Inspector Laurence goes undercover as a female secretary for the French Secret Service; adapted from The Man in the Brown Suit.

Investigating a murder becomes complicated for Inspector Laurence as he mourns his own loss; adapted from The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side.

After a young fashionista accuses herself of murder, Inspector Laurence has to find the real killer; adapted from Third Girl.

Two orphans witness the murder of a Santa Claus at an outdoor Christmas market; an original story, not adapted from the works of Agatha Christie.

Murder befalls Alice's acting class, which features a guest teacher who looks exactly like Inspector Laurence; adapted from Three Act Tragedy.

Avril is attacked and struggles with amnesia while working on an article; adapted from Hercule Poirot's Christmas.

A young guitar player is killed and Alice goes undercover to solve his murder. Adapted from The Sittaford Mystery.

Marlène is at her lowest point and need to be institutionalized ; adapted from Evil Under the Sun

Commissioner Tricard's sister, Clémence, is back in town for their mother's funeral and seems to be the target of an attempted murder. Alice joins the family as a maid to investigate.

In 1972, Annie Gréco, the first woman appointed police commissioner in France, took up her duties in general disbelief at the Lille police station. As soon as she arrives, she must go to a crime scene. Actor Richard Planck was indeed found dead in his trailer, on the set of his new feature film. The main suspect is none other than the young star of the film, Anna Delange, who had a stormy romantic relationship with Richard. Gréco recruits the worst hothead of the police station, Inspector Max Beretta, as his deputy. To cure his problems of violence, the superintendent obliges him to undergo therapy with a young psychologist who is a little crazy, Rose Bellecour...

Two young models are murdered a few days apart. The first tracks take Gréco to the fashion magazine "Femmes" and its sulphurous photographer, John Devers, who likes very young girls. When a third young model from the magazine is murdered, the divisional superintendent puts Gréco on the sidelines and entrusts the case to a Parisian "crime" star. Annoyed to death, Greco resigns. But she makes it a point of honor to find the murderer before anyone else by leading the investigation from her hotel room, with her two assistants Max and Rose in a submarine at the police station...

Gréco and Max investigate in a cosmetic surgery clinic where jet-setters from all over the world have surgery, in the greatest of secrecy. A young surgeon was assassinated, then it was the big boss's turn to be shot. What hides the luxurious clinic of Doctor Rivière? Rose is very embarrassed because her own mother, the wealthy Barbara Bellecour, finds herself on the list of suspects. Barbara was indeed not only the faithful patient but one of the mistresses of Doctor Rivière...

During the tour of variety stars Nelly & Sky, a guitarist dies, crushed by a spotlight. It was Sky who was targeted, as a second murder attempt quickly proves. To protect the star, Gréco imposes Beretta as guitarist for the next concerts. A big challenge for the inspector, who does not know if he will be able to improvise himself as a musician as his scales are rusty. Meanwhile, Rose discovers, horrified, that the murderer could very well be one of her patients. Indeed, Rico, a very psychologically disturbed musician, is convinced that Sky stole a song from him. Since then, he has sworn revenge.

Superintendent Gréco and Inspector Max Beretta are drawn into a sulphurous place, a magnificent castle transformed into an ultra-select nightclub, where Madame Maude brings together for the pleasure of her wealthy clients young students who are not shy. . But the French secret services have already taken over the premises for a secret operation, and Greco's team will have no choice but to investigate incognito. Rose, always there and ready to help, disguises herself as a call-girl while Beretta takes on that of a client, which causes many misunderstandings...

Two young single women are murdered a few weeks apart. Their common point: they frequented the same marriage agency "For life", in the hope of meeting a soul mate. Annie Gréco decides to trap the murderer by registering with the agency. She accepts dinner invitations from single people who seem suspicious to her. All the service is on the teeth because playing with fire like this, Gréco could well get burned. Rose discovers that Max Beretta is also a regular at the "Pour la vie" agency...

Claude Lacombe, presenter of the famous television program "Aux frontières du Cosmos" is found murdered in the middle of a cornfield. His body rests in the center of a crop circle. The unfortunate would have fallen from a great height. Faced with the mysterious circumstances of this death, the newspapers do not hesitate to speak of a "murder of the 3rd type" committed by extraterrestrials. Struggling with a surreal investigation, Annie Gréco must keep a cool head, especially since Beretta is captivated by the astrophysicist sent by the ministry and begins to believe in flying saucers. The truth, of course, is elsewhere, but we still have to succeed in demonstrating it...