Friday, 12th February 2021 at 2:09 pm
Crime drama Death in Paradise has pulled out all the stops for season 10, with big-name guest stars and special cameos and some particularly brain-teasing murder mysteries.
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Ralf Little stars as DI Neville Parker, a brilliant detective from Manchester who now finds himself living in Saint Marie – which is well outside his comfort zone. And this season, after the departure of DS Madeleine Dumas (Aude Legastelois) and Officer Ruby Patterson (Shyko Amos) from the team, he’s joined by former star Joséphine Jobert who returns as DS Florence Cassell.
Rounding out the team are Sergeant JP Hooper (Tobi Bakare) and Trainee Officer Marlon Pryce (Tahj Miles), who are ready to help get to the bottom of some puzzling murders.
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BBC confirms air date for Death in Paradise season 10
The new series will return for its usual January slot BBC
Death in Paradise season 10 will be back in the New Year, despite the pandemic wreaking havoc on TV productions, with the BBC confirming its usual slot in early January.
The new series will return on Thursday, 7 January at 9pm, featuring Ralf Little back as DI Neville Parker, as he settles into life on the Caribbean island Saint Marie. The actor recently replaced Ardal O’Hanlon, who previously led the series as DI Jack Mooney.
It s also been announced that series 10 will be introducing a new series regular played by Tahj Miles. His character is an 18-year-old petty criminal named Marlon Pryce, who will be lined up as an unlikely recruit to the police force.
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