A twelve-year-old girl solves the cases Scotland Yard can't touch, and the show trusts her intelligence completely. No condescension, no "how did she think of that" explanations, just a kid moving through Victorian London with the same clarity an adult detective would have. The mystery matters more than the spectacle. Watch it if you want to be reminded that a sharp mind doesn't need flash, and that a good puzzle can be enough to carry an entire episode without noise.

Twelve-year-old Angie, a girl of noble descent, lives in 19th century London. She once played a part in cracking a robbery of the Queen's jewels, and ever since, the Queen has entrusted her with especially tough cases. Her cleverness and bravery leave many adults outmatched. Helping her are a group of other children and Detective Michael of Scotland Yard. Episode by episode, Angie relies on her wits to close one case after another, in a mystery series that mixes fun and suspense with moments of pathos.