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In 1988 LWT (London Weekend Television) would make television history and start producing what would be THE definitive version of Agatha Christie's Poirot to air in 1989! Now ITV, current owner of LWT programs, went back to the original film elements and remastered them in HD. Yes, there are subtitles. Agatha Christie's Poirot Series 1 features these 50 minute short stories: 1 1-01 08/Jan/89 The Adventure of the Clapham Cook 2 1-02 15/Jan/89 Murder in the Mews 3 1-03 22/Jan/89 The Adventure of Johnnie Waverly 4 1-04 29/Jan/89 Four and Twenty Blackbirds 5 1-05 05/Feb/89 The Third Floor Flat 6 1-06 12/Feb/89 Triangle at Rhodes 7 1-07 19/Feb/89 Problem at Sea 8 1-08 26/Feb/89 The Incredible Theft 9 1-09 05/Mar/89 The King of Clubs 10 1-10 19/Mar/89 The Dream While 16mm will never look as sharp as 35mm, if you directly transfer the original 16mm camera film elements they will always look better & sharper than the older DVDs mastered from 16mm film copies made form 16mm negatives. The camera originals are sharper than the copies.