Fast forward to the 1970s in this sequel series to Agatha Christie’s Criminal Games! More mysteries are delightfully adapted in these fun French TV movies.

Berlin in the Roaring Twenties: It is a metropolis for those with talent and ambition, for those in a hustle. It is Babylon Berlin.

But beneath the glittering surface, the impoverished masses strive for a better life. It is a time of organized crime and political extremism. The old militaristic elites have not yet abdicated, while an even more dreadful monster starts flexing its muscles. Inspector Gereon Rath is on a secret mission to dismantle an extortion ring, and he’s soon joined by flapper girl-turned-investigator Charlotte Ritter in this iconic German series.

Set in the 1930s, these iconic stories introduce two new investigators in classic Christie style: Superintendent Larosière, whose passion for beautiful women is matched only by his love of solving puzzling crimes, and his young colleague Inspector Lampion, whose modern sensibilities sometimes clash with those of a less-enlightened age.

Can you do the can-can?

An all-star cast leads investigations at some of Paris’ most famous landmarks in this riveting anthology series set in La Belle Epoque.

Curmudgeonly aesthete Nero Wolfe may be one of Rome’s finest investigators, but he’d rather tend to his orchids. Newly transplanted from the US, he’s ready for clients who pay well and don’t irritate him excessively. Based on the classic novels by Rex Stout.