It's won a BAFTA - and now Detectorists could be moving channels too.
The series, written by and starring Mackenzie Crook, was named best Situation Comedy at Sunday night's House of Fraser BAFTA Television Awards.
Speaking to press including Digital Spy backstage, producer Adam Tandy suggested that a move to another channel is "inevitable" following the success of the first series.
"I think that's inevitable," he said. "It's too successful to be enjoyed by a very small, select audience on BBC Four."
He added: "[Though] we were getting very respectable figures on BBC Four - probably as much as a show on Sky Atlantic. We were getting people."
Detectorists also triumphed at April's BAFTA TV Craft Awards, with Crook winning in the 'Writer: Comedy' category.
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The series - picked up for a second series back in November - stars Crook and Toby Jones as two friends who share a passion for metal detecting.
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Watch a clip from the first series of Detectorists below:
