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Death in Paradise’s Ben Miller confirms future of ITV series filmed in Cambridge

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Actor Ben Miller has provided a further update regarding his popular Cambridge-based detective show, following its recent comeback to UK screens

Professor T: Ben Miller confirms two further series are filmed

Death in Paradise star Ben Miller has shared an update on his popular ITV series, Professor T.

On Wednesday (August 26), the 60-year-old appeared on ITV’s This Morning to share details regarding the show’s comeback with presenters Rylan Clark and Josie Gibson.

Providing an update on what viewers can expect from highly anticipated series four, which is set and filmed in Cambridge, Ben also shared that there will be plenty more to come.

Wanting to learn more about filming schedules, Rylan asked, “We know it’s been so popular. Am I right in saying the next two seasons have been filmed now?” Ben confirmed, “Yes.”

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Rylan added, “Because we’re a bit ahead in America, right?”

Ben replied: “We’re a bit ahead in America and catching up here. It’s just the way it’s fallen here, we’ve ended up falling a little bit behind. So I suppose the good side is, if you find a show and you enjoy a show, you know there’s more coming.”

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After a lengthy wait, Professor T Series four finally returned to screens last Wednesday with Ben Miller’s protagonist taking centre stage.

The new series arrives more than two years after the third instalment finished airing in the UK. However, viewers in the US have already had the chance to watch the latest episodes, following their run on PBS last year.

Earlier this month, Ben also shared that series five will be available to viewers in the United States. He said on Instagram: “On Sunday, August 9th, all 6 episodes of Professor T Season 5 will be available early to stream in the US with PBS Passport and PBS Masterpiece on Prime Video, ahead of the broadcast premiere on Sunday, October 18th.”

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But this led to complaints from fans in the comment section, who, at the time, had not seen or heard anything about a release date for series four.

Upset fans said at the time: “Just found out we are a year behind the States, and I’m not happy. Should have seen S4 already over here. I have been wondering why it’s taken so long. Love you, Ben, and what a wonderful show, hence my comment.”

Another said: “And yet in the UK we still haven’t had series four, which premiered a year ago elsewhere. Good news though!” Another fan also said: “Yes, but what about the UK? This long wait is ridiculous.”

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This Morning airs weekdays from 10am on ITV1.

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