A new season of Death in Paradise is here to capture your attention with a murder mystery set on the coast of Australia, in the second season of its spin-off Return to Paradise. Detective Mackenzie Clarke returns to her hometown of Dolphin Cove where she'll have to solve another gruesome crime - that of a shark researcher found dead on his boat.
As the case unfolds, Mackenzie must also navigate her complicated past with Glenn, a forensic pathologist ex-fiancé who still holds feelings for her. Their romance is put to the test as they delve deeper into the investigation. It looks like this season will be an exciting ride filled with twists and turns as Detective Clarke tries to bring justice to Dolphin Cove.
On another note, Unreported World delves into Latin America where conflict has escalated between the government and guerrilla groups in Colombia. The report, sent by Latin America correspondent Guillermo Galdos, examines why despite a peace deal signed nine years ago, narco violence persists.
In Northern Ireland, DCI Boyd will be investigating two different cases that seem to be connected - one involving a hurling player's fatal attack and another where he finally confronts the man he believes shot his father. However, what if it's not who they thought?
If you're in the mood for zombies, The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon has its second episode with Daryl and Carol washing up on the shores of Spain after their failed trip to America. They've found a community but things are not as safe as they seem.
To wrap up your evening, the Graham Norton Show will feature Keira Knightley, Malala Yousafzai, Aimee Lou Wood, Chris McCausland and Mumford & Sons with Hozier for an entertaining night of chat and music.
You can also catch a horror movie in Crawl which features an ingenious premise of a crawlspace overrun by alligators. Or watch some live sports action from the FA Cup football match between Luton Town v Forest Green Rovers on TNT Sports 1.
As the case unfolds, Mackenzie must also navigate her complicated past with Glenn, a forensic pathologist ex-fiancé who still holds feelings for her. Their romance is put to the test as they delve deeper into the investigation. It looks like this season will be an exciting ride filled with twists and turns as Detective Clarke tries to bring justice to Dolphin Cove.
On another note, Unreported World delves into Latin America where conflict has escalated between the government and guerrilla groups in Colombia. The report, sent by Latin America correspondent Guillermo Galdos, examines why despite a peace deal signed nine years ago, narco violence persists.
In Northern Ireland, DCI Boyd will be investigating two different cases that seem to be connected - one involving a hurling player's fatal attack and another where he finally confronts the man he believes shot his father. However, what if it's not who they thought?
If you're in the mood for zombies, The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon has its second episode with Daryl and Carol washing up on the shores of Spain after their failed trip to America. They've found a community but things are not as safe as they seem.
To wrap up your evening, the Graham Norton Show will feature Keira Knightley, Malala Yousafzai, Aimee Lou Wood, Chris McCausland and Mumford & Sons with Hozier for an entertaining night of chat and music.
You can also catch a horror movie in Crawl which features an ingenious premise of a crawlspace overrun by alligators. Or watch some live sports action from the FA Cup football match between Luton Town v Forest Green Rovers on TNT Sports 1.
it's like, super creepy with a shark researcher getting murdered on his boat 
and Detective Clarke is back in Dolphin Cove where she's got some major unfinished business with her ex Glenn 
i'm so here for the romance drama and murder mystery 
can't wait to see what twists and turns this season brings!
. But I have to fact-check if the story really takes place on the coast of Australia... I couldn't find any info confirming that 
. Maybe it's set in some exotic location? Also, I'm a bit skeptical about the timing of the peace deal mentioned in Unreported World... 9 years ago might be a bit too early for it to still be ongoing 
. And what's with the plot twist in DCI Boyd's cases? If it's not who they thought... sounds like a real whodunit 
. I'm intrigued by The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, but I need more info about that Spanish community 
. Can't wait to watch Keira Knightley and Mumford & Sons on the Graham Norton Show, but what's with Chris McCausland? Never heard of him 
. Oh, and a crawlspace overrun by alligators? Sounds like a wild movie 
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But you know what's even more intriguing? The way the show's creator has woven together Mackenzie Clarke's complicated past with her current case. It's like, can we really trust our detectives when they're dealing with their own demons?
That opening scene was intense! I love how they're not just surviving, but trying to build a community. It's like, can we apply that to real life? 
just saw that Death in Paradise is back and it looks like so juicy this time with a murder mystery set on an Aussie coast 
Also, Unreported World sounds super interesting, especially since Colombia has been going through some stuff for ages. Latin America correspondent Guillermo Galdos is so talented 
. And The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon had me on the edge of my seat last ep! 
. Their romance history is just too much drama for me. Can't wait to see how it all plays out! 
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. Who did really shoot DCI Boyd's dad? That plot twist had me like 
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! Keira Knightley and Malala Yousafzai are my ultimate chat show dream team 
. And Mumford & Sons with Hozier always brings the energy 
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. And the twist about the connected cases? Genius! I love how this show always keeps me guessing. On a different note, Unreported World's report on Colombia is really thought-provoking - it's crazy that despite a peace deal, narco violence persists 
It's heartbreaking to think that despite a peace deal, narco violence still persists, and I'm sure Guillermo Galdos' report will shed some much-needed light on this issue. DCI Boyd's cases sound like they'll be a wild ride, too - there's something about the idea of a connection between two seemingly unrelated crimes that has me curious! 
. It's like our politicians are playing a game of 'chicken' with narco cartels, hoping someone will blink first. Meanwhile, innocent people are getting caught in the crossfire. We need more than just PR stunts to tackle this issue – we need real action and accountability.
It's just a bunch of hooey to distract us from the real problems. We should be focusing on solving the issues that matter, not getting caught up in fantasy worlds.
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! Examining the ongoing conflict between the government and guerrilla groups in Colombia is super timely and important. It's not always easy to watch, but it's so necessary to shed some light on these issues 
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! The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon better be ready for some major twists or I'll be FREAKING OUT 
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i also love how return to paradise is bringing detective mackenzie clarkes to the game - she sounds like such a strong character 
and I'm hooked already! Love how Detective Clarke's past is woven into her present case - it's like she can't escape her demons, you know? 
And the Aussie setting sounds so pretty and mysterious. Can't wait for more twists and turns! 
. Like with Mackenzie Clarke's case, is she really getting closure from confronting her ex, or is it just more of the same old feelings lingering in the background? 
and can we talk about how complex detective mackenzie clarke's backstory is? like, girl's been through so much already but still manages to keep it together