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Kris Marshall Says Goodbye to Death in Paradise
I’ve adored Kris Marshall ever since I saw him on My Family in 2000 to 2005. It was a show that kept me in stitches, as well as his character Nick Harper. I might as well throw this thought out, but why doesn’t Britbox, Acorn TV, or Netflix pick up this series. Okay, enough pondering…
I just saw the last episode of Death in Paradise on the newly released sixth season on Netflix. Naturally, I moaned when I discovered Kris Marshall’s character, DI Humphrey Goodman, would be finding his paradise elsewhere. Here is why the wonderful and talent Kris decided to leave. Frankly, I cannot blame him, because family does come first. His replacement so far appears to be a good choice.
Hopefully, Kris will pick up another great show. I don’t see anything worth mentioning on IMDb but his talent should not be put on a shelf.
The winds of change are blowing through Saint Marie. Here, Kris Marshall talks through his journey with the show
Source: Kris Marshall says goodbye to Death in Paradise – and explains why he had to leave
Death in Paradise Star Kris Marshall is Leaving – But Why? | Star Reveals Reasons
The winds of change are blowing through Saint Marie. Here, Kris Marshall talks through his journey with the show.
It appears Series 6 in 2017 has six episodes. Then, to top if off, Kris is leaving the series! I don’t blame him, though, because just like the first star of the show, he’s leaving for family reasons since it requires him to live six months a year in the Caribbean.
Wishing him the best for new and great roles in the future!
Death In Paradise – Season 4
Kris Marshall is back in season four of BBC’s Death in Paradise now streaming on Netflix. As soon as I see that NEW EPISODES notice, I’m back to binge watching. I’ve always liked Kris Marshall ever since I first witness him play the dork of a son, Nick Harper, on My Family.
If you haven’t tuned in to the first three seasons, read my former review HERE. Then check out season four.
Woo-hoo! More British television.
