Towards Zero Finale Sparks Viewer Backlash, Complaints Surge

The BBC's adaptation of Agatha Christie's novel 'Towards Zero' concluded on Sunday with a mixed response from viewers. The drama revealed that Audrey Strange framed her ex-husband Neville Strange, leading to a series of murders, including that of Lady Tressilian. Despite the dramatic revelations, many fans expressed disappointment, criticizing the adaptation as slow-moving and poorly executed, with some declaring they no longer trust the BBC with Christie's works. Complaints flooded social media, with viewers lamenting changes to the plot and characterizations. However, some praised Matthew Rhys's performance as Inspector Leach, noting it was the highlight of an otherwise lackluster series. Overall, the adaptation received significant backlash, with calls for a reassessment of the rights to Christie's stories.