The popular Death in Paradise spin-off Return to Paradise is back on screens with a double bill launching the new series on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Detective Sergeant Mackenzie Clarke, played by Anna Samson, returns to Dolphin Cove to face fresh challenges and complex murder investigations alongside Senior Constable Colin Cartwright, played by Lloyd Griffith. Viewers can expect plenty of drama as Mack deals with personal guilt following the departure of pathologist Glenn Strong, portrayed by Tai Hara, while also navigating the arrival of her rebellious mother Jillian, played by Kerry Armstrong, and a new pathologist named Leo, played by Jacob Collins. The programme comprises six hour-long episodes, commencing broadcasting on BBC One and BBC iPlayer from November 6. Fans will enjoy a bumper launch with two episodes airing from 7.30pm until 9.25pm. The opening episode sees an artist dying on stage during an avant-garde performance piece for the local art fair, leading Mack to investigate a main suspect with a surprising and complicated connection to her. Other upcoming cases involve a wildlife worker killed inside a secured cage and a film director shot at her own screening. There will be a brief pause in the schedule on November 13, as BBC One broadcasts Children in Need 2026, with episodes expected to return the following week and proceed weekly on Fridays. Actress Anna Samson revealed that her character is experiencing significant emotional turmoil at the outset of the season, describing Mack as sitting in a state of self-inflicted punishment and limbo while hoping Glenn will return. The introduction of Mack's mother will also shed further light on her state of mind, offering insight into her past and her failed wedding. Fans have already taken to social media to express their excitement for the return of the programme to Friday night television. Source: WalesOnline
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