This six-part series covers two Tommy and Tuppence stories.

But their adventures prove to them (and to us) that they do love each other really. Their differences in approach mean that sparks can – and do – fly. Tommy would rather be at home, keeping bees or selling wigs (or whatever his latest money-making fad is). Tuppence is the more adventurous of the two. Their occasional marital spats also provide moments of humour. Their determination to rescue one another (and the sight of one another in a variety of disguises!) brings out the romance their marriage has been lacking. Tommy and Tuppence’s meddling sometimes brings them close to death, but this also brings them closer together. This is cozy crime, but not without real moments of danger. Tommy and especially Tuppence have a penchant for getting in over their heads, but their unorthodox ways and disobedience of Uncle’s orders get them results denied to the professionals, and Uncle is always there to get them off the hook. Add in Tommy’s wartime companion Albert Pemberton – who lost his hand in Word War II and now works as a school science teacher, but longs for more excitement – and you have the makings of a perfect crime-solving team. Then one day, a notebook left by a train passenger leads them into the world of Cold War espionage, thanks to Tommy’s uncle, Major Carter, who works for British Military Intelligence. (Tuppence – what a great name!) An ordinary middle-class couple in 1950s Britain whose marriage has become a bit stale. Filled with excitement, fun and…international espionage? Edmund to find the subject of their painting, a lone cottage in a wooded forest, while also trying to learn the closely-guarded secrets of the residents.Jessica Raine and David Walliams as Tommy and Tuppence in Partners in Crime. With a cryptic painting on their hands, the two end up in the Norfolk village of Farrell St. With Tommy away on business, who better to help her than Miss Marple, who is visiting an old friend at the nursing home.

Tuppence realises there could be more to the old lady's words than she originally thought, especially when Tommy's aunt dies weeks later, and Mrs. Lancaster, that the corpse of a child is hidden behind a fireplace. Tuppence realises there could be more to the old lady's words than she originally thought, especially when Tommy's aunt dies weeks later, and When Tommy and Tuppence Beresford visit Tommy's elderly aunt at Sunny Ridge Nursing Home, Tuppence is told by another resident, Mrs. Summary: When Tommy and Tuppence Beresford visit Tommy's elderly aunt at Sunny Ridge Nursing Home, Tuppence is told by another resident, Mrs.

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