*Crossover Episode* with The Swinging Christies (!!): Ranking the 1960s Novels of Agatha Christie

Did you know that Superman's appearance on I Love Lucy is
considered by some to be the first crossover episode of
television? In that case, I was blessed with the appearance of
*TWO* supermen on this crossover episode of All About Agatha and
The Swinging Christies, in which I sat down (in Agatha Christie's
birthplace and on Agatha Christie's birthday, no less!) with
co-hosts Mark Aldridge and Gray Robert Brown. Together, we
discussed--and debated--the ranking of Christie's novels from the
1960s, which they've spent the past year considering in glorious
detail. I couldn't think of a better way to spend 90 minutes, and
only wish it could have been longer. Enjoy!


The following titles are spoiled (to varying degrees) over the
course of this episode: At Bertram’s Hotel, The Body in the
Library, By the Pricking of My Thumbs, A Caribbean
Mystery, Cat Among the Pigeons, The
Clocks, Elephants Can Remember, Endless
Night, Hallowe’en Party, Hercule Poirot’s
Christmas, The Mirror Crack’d from Side to Side, Murder
is Easy, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, Nemesis, The
Pale Horse, Passenger to Frankfurt, Postern of
Fate, They Do It With Mirrors, Third Girl.


You can find more information about and links to Dr. Mark
Aldridge's newest book, Agatha Christie's Marple: Expert on
Wickedness at his website.


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Mysteries series, here in the United States.


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