It was pretty obvious that the kidnapping was the work of his father. This is even voiced by Poirot himself at the end. But it's still not bad, just because of the general atmosphere and the figure of the detective.
It is incredible that Poirot ate an English breakfast in the morning and washed it down with beer. The demon got confused with hunger, apparently. ;-) When I saw Poirot's slippers, I realized that he and Harry Potter have the same initials )))
On IMDb, this series has the lowest rating. Let's get to work. The inspector drove a herd of policemen, but did not do the most important thing: he did not put a couple of them to guard the boy. It was also very "logical" not to provide transport for them. Mother, I understand, knew about the tunnel, but she didn't say anything. When the tramp said that the man looked like a butler, it became obvious that he was involved in this, but again the police did not lift a finger.
Does it bother anyone that a half-mile (800 m) long tunnel was overcome by a girl driver with a small boy in 10 minutes? And there are more steps at the beginning and at the end.
What a "charm" :( , i.e., the antiquity of the genus protects against, at least, administrative punishment for this staging. And the spouse, in principle, should not be brought up to date, you'd think, just a rich heiress ...., it's not her business. I understand what I'm evaluating from today, but nevertheless:(
In the final scene, a cheerful railroad man who frankly begins to laugh at Hastings as Poirot describes the advantages of a train over a car. As for the rating of the series, it seems to me that it is not because of the obviousness of the criminal, illogicality (by the way, no one explained why it was necessary to write letters before) or a rather controversial decision not to hand over criminals at least to the mother of the child. All this could have had an impact, of course, but the main problem of the series is its first half, which is awkward and dull. That is, actually, the series is not bad, but compared to the rest of the season, it looks worse.
Surprisingly, of course, 1989. Where are all these people who say that they learned how to shoot TV shows only after the Loss? I mean, where were they when Poirot was shown? Everything that is good in TV shows now was filmed back then and this is especially noticeable on such an "unsuccessful" series, which is nevertheless better than most of what I watched this year.
When I saw Poirot's slippers, I realized that he and Harry Potter have the same initials )))
I understand what I'm evaluating from today, but nevertheless:(
As for the rating of the series, it seems to me that it is not because of the obviousness of the criminal, illogicality (by the way, no one explained why it was necessary to write letters before) or a rather controversial decision not to hand over criminals at least to the mother of the child. All this could have had an impact, of course, but the main problem of the series is its first half, which is awkward and dull.
That is, actually, the series is not bad, but compared to the rest of the season, it looks worse.
Surprisingly, of course, 1989. Where are all these people who say that they learned how to shoot TV shows only after the Loss? I mean, where were they when Poirot was shown? Everything that is good in TV shows now was filmed back then and this is especially noticeable on such an "unsuccessful" series, which is nevertheless better than most of what I watched this year.