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Death in Paradise

Created by Robert Thorogood

2011–present

A brilliant but idiosyncratic British detective and his resourceful local team solve baffling murder mysteries on the fictional Caribbean island of Saint Marie.

First aired
25 Oct 2011
Episode length
60 min
Also known as
Døden i paradis, Nāve Paradīzē, 天堂島疑雲, Смерть в раю
Country
United Kingdom
Language
English
Writers
Alex Walker, Alexandra Carruthers, Asher Pirie and 48 others
Executive producers
Amy Rodriguez, Ceri Meyrick, Danielle Scott-Haughton, Tim Key
Producers
Candida Julian-Jones, Emma Grazette, Joanna Hanley and 4 others
Elsewhere
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Seasons · 120 episodes

  • 2011

    DI Richard Poole hates the sun, sea, and sand, so he is less than pleased when he is sent to a tiny island on Caribbean to solve a mysterious murder. And awaiting him is a ramshackle station and a very different type of policing.

  • 2013

    Still trapped on the stunning Saint-Marie, DI Richard Poole and the unorthodox team are tasked to tackle a baffling array of unique murders on this otherwise Caribbean paradise.

  • 2014

    A shocking murder may have the new detective Goodman stumped, but would his razor-sharp insight into crime solving win the team round and prove he's the man for the job?

  • 2015

    The endearingly clumsy but brilliant DI Humphrey is here to stay as these testing murder cases are more mystifying than ever. But could he contain his feelings for DS Camille Bordey?

  • 2016

    DI Goodman's love life might be lacking, but his considerable intellect and experience are tested to the full, as he faces some of Saint Marie's most perplexing murders yet.

  • 2017

    DI Humphrey's new found romance is met with more untimely tropical murders and fiendishly difficult puzzles on the sun-soaked Saint Marie.

  • 2018

    Joining the team at the stunning Saint Marie is DI Jack Mooney. He may be brilliant, but he'll need all his instinctive genius to solve all the impossible mysteries.

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