Whilst travelling to London on a train, Luke William encounters pensioner Lavinia Pinkerton, who explains that a killer is at large in her village of Wychwood, only the locals believe the deaths are all accidents, if nobody thinks it's murder, murder is Easy.
After the likes of And then there were none, ABC Murders and Witness for The Prosecution, Christie at Christmas is back.
Well publicised, I'd been looking forward to it, I don't think it's a brilliant adaptation, but it's a good one, it's a great story, one of my favourite Agatha Christie page turners, definitely one of these more bloodthirsty texts, there are plenty of murders.
The main talking point seems to be the casting of David Jonsson, several people seemed to be upset by the change, for me, he was the best thing about this production, he's excellent throughout.
Sinead Matthews, Tom Riley, Douglas Henshall, lots of talent to enjoy.
Very nicely produced, it looks great, those scenes of London looked amazing, some wonderful costumes.
Dear BBC, can we please have more next Christmas?
7/10.
