Notice to fans of Murders in Paradise ! You will not see new episodes of the Franco-British detective series this Monday, May 6 on France 2. The public channel is in fact changing its programming this week to be able to broadcast an awards ceremony in the world of culture.
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Change of program on France 2 this Monday May 6 at 9:10 p.m. Unlike previous weeks, you will not discover a new episode of Murders in Paradise This evening. The Franco-British detective series already has no less than thirteen seasons under its belt. And this new burst of new episodes has many surprises in store for viewers, such as the return of old characters. Starting with Agent Dwayne Myers (Danny John Jules) and Sergeant Florence Cassell (Joséphine Jobert).
Murders in Paradise : Why you won’t see an episode Monday May 6
This Monday, May 6, no episode of Murders in Paradise on France 2 therefore. The reason ? The public channel broadcasts, as every year, the annual ceremony of Molières, which rewards the best shows of the year. Among the pieces nominated in various categories are The circle of deceased poets, An Italian straw hat, 40° below zero, Denali, Snow, A special dayor Zucchini. This 35th ceremony will be presented by comedian and actress Caroline Vigneaux.
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Murders in Paradise : What awaits you Monday May 13
But rest assured, France 2 resumes the broadcast of the new season 13 of Murders in Paradise from Monday May 13. You will be able to discover episode 7, entitled Face to face, which marks the return of Agent Dwayne Myers and Sergeant Florence Cassell. The latter is preparing to leave Saint-Auguste, where she spent two years as a recluse in the witness protection program. But a young woman is found dead in a hotel, and here is Florence who returns to service sooner than she thought. For this investigation, she is helped on site by Dwayne and Darlene, while Neville – played by Ralf Little who announced his departure from the series – and Naomi (Shantol Jackson) advance to Sainte-Marie on their side.
