The hit cosy crime drama, set and filmed in Marlow, will return with six new episodes – bringing more mystery to one of the county’s most recognisable towns.
The show will once again air in the UK on U and U&Drama, with international broadcasts on PBS Masterpiece.
Filming is set to begin in and around Marlow once again, with the Thames-side town firmly at the heart of the show.
The series, based on the novels by Death in Paradise creator Robert Thorogood, has become a firm favourite with viewers since it first aired in 2024.
And now fans can look forward to more twists, secrets and suspicious deaths in the picturesque Buckinghamshire setting.
Leading the cast once again is Samantha Bond as crossword-setter Judith Potts, alongside Jo Martin as dog walker Suzie Harris and Cara Horgan as vicar’s wife Becks Starling.
The trio will reunite with DI Tanika Malik, played by Natalie Dew, as they continue to use their unconventional methods to crack cases across the town.
The new series will follow the now-familiar format of three two-part mysteries – blending humour with classic whodunnits.
Viewers can expect plenty of drama. The upcoming series begins with the discovery of a body in the river, said to be linked to the Marlow Amateur Dramatics Society and a Hollywood star.
Other storylines include a suspicious death at a wake and a vineyard owner found drowned in his own wine.
As ever, it will be up to the amateur sleuths to unravel secrets hidden beneath the town’s postcard-perfect surface.
The show continues to shine a spotlight on Marlow itself, with filming taking place across well-known locations including the River Thames, Marlow High Street and local landmarks.
Its creator has previously described the town as the “perfect setting”, with its idyllic look providing a sharp contrast to the darker storylines.
Producers say they are “delighted to be back in Marlow for a fourth time”, promising another “twisty” set of mysteries packed with intrigue and heart.
The new series will also include an adaptation of Thorogood’s novel Murder on the Marlow Belle, alongside brand new stories written for TV.
The six-part drama is expected to return to UK screens in 2027.
With its mix of crime, comedy and community, The Marlow Murder Club has quickly become one of the area’s biggest TV success stories.
And for Buckinghamshire, it’s more than just a drama – it’s a showcase of one of the county’s most picturesque towns.
Now, with a fourth series confirmed, Marlow is set to take centre stage once again.