The return of Death In Paradise is helping viewers beat the January blues - even if they do miss Dwayne

"I feel warmer by the minute..."

Ardal O'Hanlon Death in Paradise

Published: Saturday, 12 January 2019 at 3:40 pm

It's January, one of the coldest and most depressing months of the year – but wait, what's this?

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It's only the return of tropical murder mystery series Death In Paradise to warm viewers up, and leave them with a suitably sunny disposition...

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Yes, DI Jack Mooney (Ardal O'Hanlon) and his team are back in their annual slot, bringing the sunshine back into our lives as they investigate more unfeasibly contrived killings and drink copious bottles of beer in what must be the murder capital of the world, the otherwise idyllic Caribbean island of Saint Marie.

Still, there was something missing from this opening episode of the new series – one officer Dwayne Myers...

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Thankfully not, the Saint Marie police officer formally played by Danny John-Jules is actually on a cruise with his dad – and they just picked up a stranded hen party. Sounds like Dwayne's the one who's in paradise...

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Death in Paradise continues next Thursday at 9pm on BBC1

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Paul JonesExecutive Editor, RadioTimes.com

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