Beyond Paradise episode guide · Season 3, Episode 6

Beyond Paradise Series 3, Episode 6

Coastal Clues case description: The Devil’s Hump disappearance

The disappearance of a nurse leads the team towards a place known as the Devil’s Hump. Conflicting accounts make sequence and memory especially important.

  • 2 May 2025
  • Spoiler-safe
Last verified 28 August 2026
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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 6 of Series 3.
  • 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 3 Episode 6 cast

Who is in Beyond Paradise Series 3, Episode 6 (also listed as Season 3, Episode 6)? The guest cast is below, followed by the regular Shipton Abbott team.

Continuing cast (6)
Guest cast (7)

Filming-location context

These are relevant production-area guides; they do not claim that every scene used each place.

Episode facts, production credits and sources
Table 2: information for Series 3, Episode 6
SeriesSeries 3
Episode6 of 6
First UK broadcast2 May 2025
Runtime58 minutes
WriterChloë Mi Lin Ewart
DirectorSandy Johnson
ProducerLindsay Hughes

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