Fans were left weeping after a shocking and emotional twist (Image: BBC)
In the latest gripping episode of , viewers were left reaching for tissues as emotional scenes unfolded alongside a jaw-dropping revelation.
Humphrey Goodman, played by Kris Marshall, was back to solve another mysterious case in Shipton Abbott. Embracing his usual bumbling charm, he tackled the mystery surrounding eerie appearances at a widower’s home. The grieving husband was tormented by ghostly visions of his recently deceased wife, urging him to leave their home.
After telling Humphrey his kids had encouraged him to stay in the house despite the big inheritance they would receive, he was on the case determined to find the culprit of the crimes.
At the same time, Martha Lloyd (Sally Bretton) tried to adjust after welcoming a teenage foster child into their home. As the episode progressed Humphrey’s was able to track down the culprit of the crimes after masterfully unpacking a series of clues, and his foster son was revealed to be tackling his own demons.
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Mark Heap played widower Bob Holland (Image: BBC)
Martha was seen in emotional scenes as he revealed he had been separated from his brother Ben, who was taken to Ireland to be with his biological dad.
The scenes were dubbed as “brilliant” by fans who praised the tear-jerking episode.
“Loved #beyondparadise great reveal. I’m a mess” said one fan, accompanied by a crying gif. “Gonna go cry,” penned a second. More chimed in with praise for the episode, begging the to keep the show alive.
“Don’t ever change and #bbc renew this for another 10 series please”, a third wrote.
“What a gorgeous episode of #BeyondParadise!! So excited for the new series now Thank you and Merry Christmas.” Another fan added: “Loving #beyondparadise such a wholesome show with lots of warmth and love.”
The festive instalment featured a star-studded guest cast, including Mark Heap, who played widower Bob Holland.
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Humphrey’s foster son was revealed to be tackling his own demons (Image: BBC)
star Seann Walsh also appeared in the episode as Bob Hollard’s son-in-law, Colin, who was eventually nabbed for the crime. However, as viewers tuned in to watch the one-off special, they were thrilled to see Humphrey back on their screens.
Taking to X, one fan wrote: “HUMPHREY GOODMAN, IT’S GOOD TO HAVE YOU BACK.”
“Humphrey time #BeyondParadise,” someone else tweeted, while a third added: “Oh, how I’ve missed you, Humphery.” #BeyondParadise
“Humphrey being Humphrey! I love the episode already,” someone else stated.
Another agreed: “Humphrey and Martha, I’ve missed you.”
A sixth fan said: “I’ve missed him so bad.”
A new series of Beyond Paradise will be back on screens next year, and while no official date has been confirmed, it is expected to air in March.