‘Agatha Raisin’ is a puzzle dramedy dependent on the eponymous fictional character featured in the puzzle book series by late novelist Marion Chesney, under the pseudonym MC Beaton. It follows a PR representative turned amateur detective who goes about resolving murder puzzles inside her hometown. The pilot episode premiered on December 26, 2014, followed by a full-scale show on June 7, 2016, on Sky1.
Acorn TV intends to launch the brand new episodes in overdue 2021/early 2022. At the moment they will need to have to film those four episodes. But, dependent on the very first name, “Kissing Christmas Goodbye,” it’d make sense if Acorn TV dropped this event before Christmas 2021.
Certainly, Ashley Jensen will reunite as Agatha Raisin. Additionally, fan favorites Mathew Horne (Gavin & Stacey) as Roy Silver, Jamie Glover (Waterloo Road) as James Lacey, Jason Merrells (Safe House) as Sir Charles Fraith, Lucy Liemann (Rev) as Sarah Bloxby, Matt McCooey as Bill Wong (Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends), Jason Barnett (Bridgerton) as Inspector Wilkes, and Marcia Warren as Mrs. Boggle.
At this time, there’s absolutely no information on if Katy Wix (The Windsors), that performs Gemma Simpson or Jodie Tyack (The Window), that performs Toni Gilmour, will reunite. There’ll be a whole lot of familiar faces returning to Causley, as celebrities out of Patsy Kenset to John Hopkins have guest-starred at the Acorn TV series.
No official plot was shown for season four however but it’ll watch Agatha and her staff exploring more offenses.
There are a total of 30 Agatha Raisin books that have been published between 1992 and 2019, therefore there’s a whole slew of original material to pay.
A number of these following books include Agatha Raisin: Pushing Up Daisies, Agatha Raisin and the Witches’ Tree along with Agatha Raisin and the Dead Ringer.
The four tales will almost certainly be 90 minutes, following the third season.
Fans were sharing their ideas on the show, with a single enthusiast saying on Twitter: “The Love from Hell was positively brilliant, loved every moment.”
Jensen talked to What’s On TV about her position as Agatha and she explained it was a special sort of crime drama.
She explained: “What sets this series apart from other crime dramas is the fact that it moves from very bold physical humor to play to forgettable minutes where Agatha’s speaking to somebody about a loved one who has been killed.
“I think there is a place for all and there has been a good deal of drama lately that is affected by ‘Scandi noir’ — I predict this series ‘Cotswold Technicolor’.”
She stated she loved playing Agatha because she’s a contemporary girl who isn’t scared to say what she believes.
Jensen praised the series for providing a chance for an older girl to play with an apt and intelligent female lead.