- Country United Kingdom
- Original language English
- Genres Crime, Drama, Mystery
- Runtime 46 minutes
- Total runtime 19 hours 56 minutes
- Status Ended
- Network ITV1
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Showrunner
Chris Chibnall
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The murder of a young boy in a small coastal town brings a media frenzy, which threatens to tear the community apart.
If you’re a fan of gripping mysteries laced with comedy and drama, then Beyond Paradise is a show you absolutely cannot miss! Premiering on 24 February 2023, this British crime drama serves as a charming spin-off to the beloved Death in Paradise. Set against the stunning backdrop of Shipton Abbott, a coastal town in Devon, it follows Detective Inspector Humphrey Goodman—played by Kris Marshall—who returns from his adventures in the Caribbean to settle down with his fiancée, Martha Lloyd, portrayed by Sally Bretton. The series masterfully blends light-hearted moments with intriguing plots that will keep you glued to your screen.
In its first season, viewers are treated to episodes filled with quirky investigations and delightful character interactions. For instance, Season 1 Episode 1 introduces us to Humphrey’s first case involving an unusual prime suspect: a 17th-century witch! This unique premise showcases how the writers successfully intertwine local folklore with contemporary crime investigation. As Humphrey navigates through his new role at the Shipton Abbott police force, he faces challenges that require not only his keen detective skills but also adaptability and humor.
The ensemble cast enhances the show's appeal significantly. Alongside Kris Marshall's charming portrayal of DI Humphrey Goodman, we have talented actors like Dylan Llewellyn, who plays PC Kelby Hartford, and Zahra Ahmadi as Detective Sergeant Esther Williams. Each character brings something unique to the table - whether it's Kelby's youthful enthusiasm or Esther's no-nonsense attitude towards policing. Additionally, recurring characters such as Barbara Flynn (Anne Lloyd) add depth and emotional resonance to the storyline as they navigate personal relationships intertwined with professional duties.
