Agatha Christie Marple Series Episodes

Miss Marple, Inspector Slack were the sleuths in the novel.

Novel first published in 1942.

Miss Marple, Inspector Slack are the sleuths in the novel.

Novel first published in 1930

Miss Marple, Chief Inspector Craddock, Lucy Eyelesbarrow were the sleuths in the novel.

Novel first published in 1957.

Miss Marple, Chief Inspector Craddock were the sleuths in the novel.

Novel first published in 1950.

Miss Marple is the sleuth in the novel.

Novel first published in 1976 (Last Marple novel published by Agatha Christie but it was written 36 years earlier in 1940 and released posthumously)

Miss Marple is the sleuth in the novel.

Novel first published in 1942.

One of the episodes where they shoe-horned in Miss Marple into the Tommy and Tuppance mystery story. It does work in this case having her as an addition with Tuppance.

Tommy and Tuppance were the sleuths in the novel.

Novel first published in 1968.

Another episode based on a non-Marple story. They managed to find a way to insert Miss Marple into the story without it feeling too clunky.

Emily Trefusis, Inspector Narracott were the original sleuths in the novel.

Novel first published in 1931.

Miss Marple, Chief Inspector Fred "Father" Davy were the sleuths in the novel.

Novel first published in 1965.

Here we have yet another story where Miss Marple has been added to a story.

Arthur Calgary, Superintendent Huish were the sleuths in the novel.

Novel first published in 1958.

Another of the Christie stories that are not Marple based but have had the character inserted for the episode.

Superintendent Battle, Inspector James Leach were the sleuths in the novel.

Novel first published in 1944.

Miss Marple is the sleuth in the novel.

Novel first published in 1971.

Miss Marple is the sleuth in the novel.

Novel first published in 1953.

Hey look, another non-Marple story where she's been shoved into the story.

Superintendent Battle, Luke Fitzwilliam were the sleuths in the novel.

Novel first published in 1939.

Miss Marple, Inspector Curry were the sleuths in the novel.

Novel first published in 1952.

Another non- Marple mystery where she's been shoe-horned into the story. One of the episodes I liked least.

Bobby Jones, Frankie Derwent were the sleuths in the novel.

Novel first published in 1934.

Yet another non-Marple story where she's been put into it. It does work with her in it as the sleuth though. I have seen other versions of The Pale Horse, one of my favourites is the 1997 TV Movie starring Colin Buchanan and Andy Serkis.

Inspector Lejeune, Ariadne Oliver, Mark Easterbrook were the sleuths in the novel.

Novel first published in 1961.

Yet another episode where Miss Marple is put into a story where others are the main sleuths.

Superintendent Battle, Anthony Cade were the mystery solvers in the novel.

Novel first published in 1925.

Miss Marple is the sleuth in the short story.

A short story from the novel The Thirteen Problems published in 1932 (the first Miss Marple short story collection).

Miss Marple, Chief Inspector Craddock were the sleuths in the novel..

Novel first published in 1962.

Miss Marple was the sleuth in the novel.

Novel first published in 1964.

Another short story that featured Miss Marple. She was accompanied by her nephew Raymond West for this one.

Short story published in 1960.

A non-Marple episode that left Miss Marple with little, if anything, to do at all with the mystery at hand. Dreadful story. One of the least interesting episodes for the Marple series. I really didn't like this episode.

Sergeant Keene was the sleuth in the novel.

Novel first published in 1967.