Death in Paradise has dropped the first trailer for season 14.
The BBC series is due to return next week, introducing new DI Mervin Wilson (Don Gilet) in proper as he settles into Saint Marie.
However, the newly-released teaser promises that while there "may be a new detective in town" it is "business as usual" on the Caribbean island.
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Despite Mervin's reluctance and initial hopes of heading back home to the UK, we get hints that the new DI does "like it here" after all as he gets stuck into the cases.
The clip then ends with a bombshell, as Mervin suggests to Commissioner Selwyn Patterson (Don Warrington) that he doesn't think his estranged mother's death was an accident.
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A recent synopsis for the episodes teased that "with the opportunity to learn more about his mother’s life, Mervin begins to discover things may not be all that they seem in Saint Marie".
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"As everything he thought he knew unravels, will his life ever be the same again?" it added.
As well as a premiere date of Friday, January 31, the new season recently unveiled a host of guest stars, including Kingsman's Tobi Bakare, Sex Education's Patricia Allison, McDonald & Dodds' Tala Gouveia and Emmerdale's Simon Lennon.
Also set to appear are the likes of EastEnders' Madeline Appiah and Judith Jacob, Coronation Street's Bhavna Limbachia and Wicked's Adam James.
Don made his debut as Mervin over Christmas, Digital Spy saying that the actor brings a "refreshing" approach to the show in our four-star review of the special.
Death in Paradise will return on Friday, January 31 on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
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