When visiting Tommy's Aunt Ada in her nursing home, Tuppence encounters some odd residents, Mrs Lancaster, being the strangest of them all. Her incessant reference to 'something behind the fireplace' and a 'poor child' seems at first the incoherent ramblings of an elderly woman, though when Aunt Ada sadly passes away, a painting left to Tommy in her will leads the duo on a dangerous adventure where they finally discover exactly what Mrs Lancaster was talking about.
I like this tuppence- she's got an independance and wit about her. I really like the relationship between her and marple.
burnsb100 7 months ago
Anthony Andrews absolutly emanates authority:)....
ellipsis000 7 months ago
the best episode i've seen, very mysterous and yet funny at the same time
thx for uploading !
shirahbe 9 months ago
This Tuppence is so different then the Tuppence you read about in the first Tommy and Tuppence story.
GoldenButterfly91 11 months ago
Two words for you, Tuppence: Alcoholics Anonymous.
jharker45 1 year ago