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Uploaded by on Jun 29, 2010

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  • ravenhaven14 you've done it again! We Youtube-Poirot-Addicts all depend on you for our entertainment sustenance. Thanks! Again. and Again....

    P.S That Kid should have kept a clothed mouth...Poirot to the rescue...

  • Do you think Mrs.Oliver is based on Agatha Christie herself?

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  • Zoë Wanamaker is wonderful as Ariadne Oliver.

  • Just answered my own question. Anyone else who is wondering - Wiki entry called: Snap-dragon: Look for - Snap-dragon_(game) .

    It's a game where the object is to snatch raisins from brandy that's been set on fire. The chant is said while trying to 'rescue' the raisins. According to Wiki it's played in England, Canada, US and maybe Scotland.

    Currants, candied fruit, figs, grapes, and plums also used.

    A chant is spoken.

    I'm not familiar with this in the US.

  • Thank you for posting this. I've never seen it and am enjoying it.

    Question for anyone who may know: - What is it the boys and girls are chanting as they sit around the table with something they seem to pick at as they say ".. something something something SNIP SNAP DRAGON!"? Something that's traditional or just made up for this story?

    All the other stuff - bob for apples, dress up, etc. are done in the US also. The chant is not so I'm wondering what it is.

    Thanks to any/all who reply.

  • Julian Julian

  • Can't thank you enough for uploading all these episodes (: I'll be watching this tonight instead of trick or treating!

  • aw poor girl

  • I enjoy them but do you notice the swearing is out of place in the last few. Reminds me of those dreadful Anglo American TV films of the last century.

  • Made these days for Americans not Britons

  • Made these days for Americans not British.

  • I love when Miss Oliver show up..

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