The Death in Paradise spin-off show Beyond Paradise - fronted by My Family actor Kris Marshall as DI Humphrey Goodman and Sally Bretton as his life partner Martha Lloyd - is returning for a third series.
Sitcom stars Hugh Dennis and Caroline Quentin are among the new guest stars in the hit show, which is set in the fictional town of Shipton Abbott on the Devonshire coast,
Outnumbered and Fleabag star Dennis will play a local councillor, Arthur Donelan, in an upcoming storyline.
Men Behaving Badly and Jonathan Creek star Quentin portrays Lotty Lewes, a farming rival to George Ellis, played by Pirates of the Caribbean actor Kevin McNally.
The first-look images also show Sightseers actor Steve Oram and Changing Ends actress Gabby Best as DI Jacob Tremayne and DS Fenella Foster - Humphrey and colleague DS Esther Williams's (Zahra Ahmadi) Cornish policing counterparts.
Holby City actress Chizzy Akudolu also returns as Reverend Kate Beccles, and Humphrey and Martha get a new foster placement, Rosie (Bella Rei Blue Stevenson).
Derry Girls and Big Boys star Dylan Llewellyn continues as PC Kelby Hartford, while Battlestar Galactica actor Jamie Bamber comes back as Martha's former flame Archie Hughes and Cranford actress Barbara Flynn as her mother Anne Lloyd.
The second series' finale saw Humphrey and Martha very nearly tie the knot following their struggles with conceiving a child and them going through a fostering journey.
The upcoming season also sees a host of detective stories including a "body discovered in a river on the county border, a perplexing chocolate box poisoning, a long-standing farming feud, and a spiking incident at sea".
There will also be "unexpected hurdles" for the couple as foster parents, "while the reappearance of Martha's old flame Archie presents an unexpected challenge", and Anne will be seen confronting "painful memories following a health scare".
Beyond Paradise will return to BBC One soon.
Source: Press Association
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