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Antonia Thomas, left, and and Josh Dylan appear on the set of the Agatha Christie series "Tommy & Tuppence" in Beaconsfield, England on Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2025. (Photo by Scott A Garfitt/Invision/AP)

LONDON – The scene: Outside a stately English home, a man and a woman attempts to solve a mystery. What's unusual about this picture?

They're using the internet.

In a departure from what could be the logline for many a cozy English mystery before it, “Agatha Christie's Tommy & Tuppence” marks the first time Agatha Christie's work has been modernized for an English-speaking TV audience. In this six-part drama premiering next year, there are phones, social media and TikTok alongside the usual murky secrets, red herrings and nefarious crimes.

Speaking in late October on the set of th

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