Beyond Paradise series replacement confirmed as BBC drama ends

Tonight marks the season finale of Beyond Paradise, airing at 8pm, where followers will learn the fate of Humphrey Goodman (portrayed by Kris Marshall) and Martha Lloyd’s (Sally Bretton) journey.

The final episode hints at drama with its synopsis: "When nurse Lucy vanishes on her way to work, suspicion falls on Josh Woods - Kelby's rival.

"However, after Josh receives a chilling voicemail, the team starts to suspect that something far more sinister is at play."

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It elaborates the intrigue with: "In the recording, Lucy can be heard shouting 'devil', followed by a beastly growl. Could the legend of the Devil's Hump hold a vital clue to solving her disappearance?

"As the case intensifies, Humphrey finds himself torn between the personal and professional. With Rosie's birthday fast approaching, he and Martha are determined to throw her the perfect party."

While fans of the series may be saddened by its conclusion, there's news about the TV slot succession. According to the Radio Times TV schedule, Beyond Paradise will be succeeded by Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr, reports .

Seizing the usual 8pm slot, fans can get geared up for the fifth instalment of season six of Alan’s design show, which offers: "The designers head to Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, the iconic home of English rugby, to renovate hospitality suites.

"They must create a premium experience for diehard rugby fans by producing a swanky bar for serving pre-match drinks and a stylish dining area for putting on a generous spread. Restaurateur Nisha Katona helps regular judge Michelle Ogundehin decide who will secure a place in the quarter-final."

Alan's usual Thursday 8pm slot is getting a bit of a shuffle. Due to a telly timetable tweak, episode five is jumping to Friday, May 9, while episode six gets bumped up to Wednesday, May 14.

The shake-up is all because of the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 taking centre stage. With the Eurovision Grand Final set for Saturday, 17 May, 26 nations are gearing up to belt it out for the Eurovision 2025 crown.

Eurovision buffs have two live Semi-Finals to look forward to - Tuesday, May 13 and Thursday, May 15 - where they can eye up all 37 contenders vying for the Eurovision title.

Alan's show is also making way on Thursday, May 8, for a nostalgic nod to history with the VE Day 80: A Celebration to Remember special.

Beyond Paradise airs at 8pm on BBC One.