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Spoiler-safe: the culprit, solution and final deduction stay hidden.
The case in focus
The case plays rational police work against a story that already has a life in the community. Its pleasure lies in seeing which apparently uncanny details are evidence, which are atmosphere and which assumptions the legend encourages.
Episode-specific notes
- This is regular episode 2 of Series 2.
- Looe and the featured filming locations are in Cornwall; on screen they represent Shipton Abbott, a fictional town described as being in Devon.
Beyond Paradise Series 2 Episode 2 cast
Who is in Beyond Paradise Series 2, Episode 2 (also listed as Season 2, Episode 2)? The guest cast is below, followed by the regular Shipton Abbott team.
| Guest star | Role |
|---|---|
| Amalia Vitale | Hannah Owen |
| Cariad Lloyd | Claire Moss |
| Charlie Baker | Quinn |
| Emily Lloyd-Saini | Belle |
| Kevin Bishop | Mike Moss |
| Melina Sinadinou | Zoe Williams |
| Peter Davison | Richard Baxter |
Continuing cast (6)
- Kris MarshallDI Humphrey Goodman
- Sally BrettonMartha Lloyd
- Zahra AhmadiDS Esther Williams
- Dylan LlewellynPC Kelby Hartford
- Felicity MontaguMargo Martins
- Barbara FlynnAnne Lloyd
Guest cast (7)
- Amalia VitaleHannah Owen
- Cariad LloydClaire Moss
- Charlie BakerQuinn
- Emily Lloyd-SainiBelle
- Kevin BishopMike Moss
- Melina SinadinouZoe Williams
- Peter DavisonRichard Baxter
Filming-location context
Town and principal production baseLooeLooe provides much of the streetscape, harbour character and coastal atmosphere used for fictional Shipton Abbott.Civic buildingLooe GuildhallThe Guildhall is associated with Shipton Abbott's police-station exterior in published location guides.
These are relevant production-area guides; they do not claim that every scene used each place.
Episode facts, production credits and sources
| Series | Series 2 |
|---|---|
| Episode | 2 of 6 |
| First UK broadcast | 29 March 2024 |
| Runtime | 58 minutes |
| Writer | Kat Rose-Martin |
| Director | Claire Tailyour |
| Producer | Lindsay Hughes |