It's Ben's velux causing the facial shine, he needs to have an orange blind to diffuse 👍

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@Stella Marie Poetry and Green Arts the immediate replacement (character of Humphrey) was good because he brought in a different blend: instead of Richard Poole’s social awkwardness + scientific intelligence + creature of habit, Humphrey had physical awkwardness + emotional intelligence + try new things. After that, it just got ‘formulaic’ with the character of the lead detective … that’s the best way I can describe it because I didn’t really connect with them anymore.

It's laughable bad.

Thanks for the SPOILER ALERT! Not everyone has watched the entire series.

I found it a distasteful and shocking way to get rid of him, but he was the detective I most disliked, so I started watching again once the new guys showed up. Lol

Yes! Exactly how I felt - the love between him and Camille was the point of the whole thing!

Me: "Oh yeah, Death in paradise, why didn't I continue watching that one? Oh well, no time like the present!" You: "Oh remember when he DIES?" 😂

Socially inept maybe... But not dim.

One line stands out.....Camille says "you are the most infuriating man I know" he replies "it's a very small island" always cracks me up and I always wonder was that ad-libbed or not

He plays the same character now in Professor T.

I can't get on with O'Hanlon's character. Not sure why, but I think it's a combination of him ever-so-slightly over-acting, maybe the writing not being as good, and my own preconceptions preventing me from taking him seriously. It's a shame, and something I try to overcome, but so far, to no avail.

@@peterclarke7240 100% right. In my opinion his acting is so bad it becomes comical. And it's not exactly a demanding role. He was great on Fr Ted

I didn't know anyone actually watched it

@@peterclarke7240 Dougal forever.

I have loved them all but for me Ralf Little's Neville Parker is my very favorite. Richard's death was so shocking!

I nearly stopped watching.

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Omg yesssss also anton du beke looks like these two

Yes. That is very good and very underrated.

That show is absolutely hilarious, really entertaining and I couldn't breathe from crying laughing at certain scenes (no spoilers), but Ben plays the role perfectly. All the main characters are brilliant actually. Highly recommended, a must-watch if you like Ben Miller.

Doesn't everyone love it? It's absolutely hilarious!!! I love it!!

I remember when that originally aired and loved it. Very very funny, I don't laugh out loud much but did with this.

Not really. Lol I think the new detective is the best one yet

I was so happy to see Ben on the show again, I didn't care he was a ghost!

No, but they could set a series in the genuine Paradise of "the afterlife", then he could star in it!

Lots of comedy teams about the place. I really loved the piece they did as WW2 airmen who spoke like teenage girls.

Mitchell and Webb used to write for the Armstrong and miller show, so that might explain it

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"Kill them."

"Chuffy!"

Camille loved Richard. Humphrey loved Camille...

@@knowjusticeknowpeace15 Friendly banter is fine, it's ok to disagree! We all see the characters differently. With Humphrey and Camille, to me it all seemed one sided from Humphrey and he only realised he 'loved' Camille in the final episode of S3 (I recall saying wtf, where did that come from), but I didn't see any hint of romantic feelings or love connection from Camille at all. Whereas with Richard and Camille, to me the chemistry was more obvious - Camille flirting with him, her expressions and desire written across her face so many times, but it went deeper than that. Richard's character was to be awkward when it comes to romance, but Camille knew this and understood him on a deeper level. The way she looked at him when she thought he was her blind date and then realised he wasn't, it spoke volumes. The scene during the storm where they sat together in candlelight, talking about personal experiences and feelings was beautiful. The way she looked crushed as he packed to return to London for a few days, thinking he wouldn't return, the hug she gave him before leaving in the taxi and then the relief as he arrived back - it set up series 3 to build on the romance and then the abomination of S3E1 happened. Thank goodness for fanfiction where Richard's very much alive and well. Anyway, just explaining my thoughts on it all, but genuinely interested to know your thoughts on Humphrey and Camille. :)

I thought Camille spent most of her time being pointlessly bitchy to Richard, and I didn't see any convincing romance there. It was just a bad writing choice, which thankfully evened out once the next detective turned up.

Loved that cameo too. Poignant.

You should if you can check out the original Professor T (Belgian, I think?) somewhat more eccentric, and 3 seasons worth. Was available on More 4 but no idea if it's still there.

Yes Professor T is good but its not Death in Paradise. 😒

I absolutely agree with you! I don't work with the police but I have worked WITH law enforcement in my job. I agree with this. It's not as serious as most police shows make it out to be. There is a level of respect for the victims of crime but it's participants are more like DIP

Check out the episode of QI that they appeared on together. Especially when they have similar clothes and hairstyle there is quite a resemblance.

@@lilymarinovic1644 I’ll check it out!

Absolutely seconded! Get Henning on Rob, be brillyant mun!

It was in the mid nineties

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This is just an excerpt from the entire episode on Spotify.

RA would be a great guest; I would love James Acaster as a guest!

No but I think it was his choice. He has been in the new series as a ghost!

@@anitavisram8346 yeh Anita I seen that,, a few years ago I posted to bbc social media asking if they could maybe do another series with DI Poole, something like unseen cases. I really miss him in it.

He did Death in Paradise right after Primeval. I think the characters bled together a bit…in a good way. 🙂

Rob: "My god Ben, we're BOTH descended from Henry VIII!"