Death in Paradise: Season 6

Starring: Danny John-Jules, Tobi Bakare, Elizabeth Bourgine, et al.

Packed with captivating mysteries, Death in Paradise continues to delight viewers around the world with its warmth and wit. This new series finds DI Humphrey Goodman eagerly awaiting the return of Martha, an old acquaintance from London. But as soon as she arrives on the island, their burgeoning romance is put to the test by an untimely murder. From a cricket club president murdered in the middle of the pitch, to a scientist found dead halfway up a volcano, there are more fiendishly difficult puzzles for the team to tackle. And a seemingly unsolvable case takes Humphrey and the gang to London, in a special two-part story.

• Format: DVD
• Language: English
• UPC: 883929591459
• Release Date: December 2017
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Publisher: BBC Studios
• Director: Various
• Starring: Danny John-Jules, Tobi Bakare, Elizabeth Bourgine, Josephine Jobert, Kris Marshall, Julian Ovenden, Emma Rigby, Joshua Hill, Lloyd Owen, Neve McIntosh
• Runtime: 7 hours, 20 minutes
• Number of Disks: 2
• Other Video Info: dvd_video
• Weight: 0.32 lbs.
• Dimensions: 5.4" x 7.5" x 0.7"

Customer Reviews

Go ahead and try to binge 15 seasons or 117 episodes at this writing.

The series starts with a locked room mystery, and the detective, sent there on a mission, is not adjusted to Paradise (Saint-Marie) life or climate, forced to stay and figure out the culprit/s. Soon, he finds himself trapped in that position on that island. Naturally, it is funny to watch him suffer. However, we find he has a unique ability to detect the undetectable. This turns into a formula TV series where we meet the people of the island and the visitors. Everyone gathers around the whiteboard to discuss, and in the end, there is a gathering of suspects. I make it sound simple, but the methods of dispatch and who-dun-it can be quite complex. How can a TV formula go for over a decade? By replacing the characters (including the detective), but still thinking of unique ways to dispatch. So, whether you just purchase a season or a decade’s worth, you will be intrigued to the end. Oh, did I mention that the gathering of suspects was taken unabashedly straight out of the Agatha Christie formula? I buy the DVDs for future viewing. Re-viewing after you know the culprit lets you see the clues you missed the first time around.