so that's why i like the crocodile because you don't have the hangman.ocodile so he eats the sausages, doesn't he? he does. yes. ( chuckles ) they're made of papier mache these heads. oh, are they? right. beautifully painted in an oil-based paint, and i can't believe they're in such good condition because the one thing a child would do is, you know, "you did that, you naughty boy! bang, bang, bang!" well, i'm getting scared. ( all laugh ) so underneath, they've got their original clothes. very much a la mode at the moment, this paisley. lovely wooden carved legs and hands. look at all this. this is all paisley as well. i've never seen one with this wonderful beadwork. tremendous. gosh i could have such fun with this. i really could. do you think this is unique, or would it have been one of many? it's rare to find the small version-- very rare. for that reason, i'm going to say it's worth over 1,000 pounds. so, i mean, 8 to 1,200. if you can find-- i'm suddenly rich, aren't i? ( both chuckle ) well, thank you very much for coming in today. ( makes noises

. >> indeed it is, miss lemon, but it is better than the rope of a hangman. it is satisfying, is it not, chief inspector, in a case when at last one knows everything? >> i thought you knew everything anyway, poirot. >> all right. >> there's one for you, chief inspector. >> oh, thank you. >> none for mr. poirot because i read an article on the train how ice cream was extremely bad for the little gray cells. >> and two for me because mine are dead already. >> they are very amusing. are they not, chief inspector? the sea air obviously agrees with them. i think perhaps when i return to london i shall leave them here. thank you. [speaking french] [bell rings] [bird chirping] appraiser: now, i know that you are being the good samaritan today. woman: that's right. yes. appraiser: so you've brought this in for your friend. woman: yes, i have. appraiser: now, i think it's fair to say that you were prompted or she was prompted to ask you to bring it in for one simple reason. do you want to tell me what that is? woman: she saw the program from greenwich and she saw that

james devereaux had been able to offer no defense and will now be returned to his cell to await the hangman afternoon. can i help you? i hope so. i wonder, do you have a george armstrong staying or working here? never heard of him. got a letter for him. no, there's no george armstrong here. and who are you? the name's foyle. i can't help you i'm afraid. all right. you've never received anything like this before? no. no, and you're not used as a mailbox or a forwarding address? we're a hotel, mr. foyle, that's all. you can see for yourself. thank you very much. i can take that for you, if you like. why would you want to do that, mr.... dillon. it's got our address on it. if someone comes in, i can hand it over. better still, if anybody comes in, send them to me. i'll hand it over. this is dillon. there's something you need to know. oh! sorry. if there were romans in hastings somebody must have written about it. good-bye. so, where do we start? well, there's a museum or back to the library. adam: there's a college in brighton. well, i know where i'm going to start. the kitchen. tea. well, it

. ♪ tying a knot like a hangman's noose ♪ >> oh, god. >> it gets better. ♪ i'll go to hell before i seee else ♪ >> it doesn't rhyme. ♪ put me in the ground put me six foot down ♪ >> oh, my god. >> really? here we go. ♪ get out the gun loving one man just a little too much if you go before i do i'm going to tell the grave digger that you better dig two ♪ >> i understand it's a love song. but -- >> now, it's from the movie "silence of the lambs." >> i love it. >> all righty. love that, hoda. awesome. >> love you too much. >> okay or not okay from the magazine of the same name. now, i thought the question was is this okay to ever trash your boss? you said and i said -- >> not without the consequences. >> yeah. yeah. >> what does that mean? >> well, yeah, if you are going to do it, you have the right to do anything you want. if you do it, you're going to suffer the consequences. >> what did i say? >> you said no, it's not okay. if you have a problem that the boss confide only in your nearest and dearest, don't put your stuff out on the street. >> a big congratulations to mr. al roker. his b