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Beyond Paradise Wiki

**Welcome to the Beyond Paradise Wiki!**

 ***Beyond Paradise*** is a joint BBC and Britbox crime drama television series that first aired on 24 February 2023. It is a spin-off of the long-running Death in Paradise, and are based on the characters created by Robert Thorogood.

The spin-off follows DI Humphrey Goodman and his fiancée Martha Lloyd after their nail-biting will-they-won’t-they romance reached its emotional finale in 2017. Viewers were delighted when Humphrey took control of his destiny and followed Martha back from Saint Marie to London to declare his undying love for her.

A new adventure awaits as we find them arriving in Shipton Abbott, Martha’s hometown near the beautiful Devonshire coast, having left London. As they embark on their new life, the couple are quickly thrown in at the deep end as Martha sets out to pursue her dream of running her own restaurant and Humphrey joins the local police force. Quickly making an impression on the somewhat eclectic team: DS Esther Williams, PC Kelby Hartford and Office Support Margo Martins, Humphrey sets out to help crack a host of baffling cases, with the Shipton Abbott squad witnessing a whole new approach to police work...

Each week sees Humphrey and the team attempt to get to the bottom of a new (and frequently bizarre) case, while at the same time he and Martha must also navigate life’s ups and downs, as faces from the past, the decisions they make and the challenges of setting up life in a new town put their relationship to the ultimate test.

## Main Characters

**Detective Inspector**
Humphrey Goodman**Restaurateur**Martha Lloyd**Detective Sergeant**
Esther Williams**Police Constable**
Kelby Hartford**Office Support**
Margo MartinsAnne LloydArchie Hughes

## Other articles

**The Show**
Beyond Paradise**Series 1**Episodes**The Location**
Shipton Abbott**The Office**
Shipton Abbott Police Station**Martha's Cafè**
Ten Mile Kitchen**The Houseboat**
Houseboat**Every Character**
List of Characters**The Cast**
List of Cast**The Crew**
List of Crew
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Adam Avery

Adam Avery appears in Series 1, Episode 2. He is portrayed by John Macneill.

## Biography

Adam Avery is a mechanic.

* \*KELBY PUTS BROKEN HEADLIGHT ON TABLE\*
* Adam: "What's that?"
* Kelby" "It was a headlight."
* Adam: "Why are you showing it to me?"
* Kelby: "I thought you could tell me what make of car it came from. There's been a hit-and-run."
* Adam: "I'm going up the doctor's later." \*PUT'S TUBE ON TABLE\* "That's a pee sample I did a half hour ago. Me working out what car them bits of glass came from is a bit like giving that to the hospital and asking what my shoe size is."
Series 1, Episode 5

## Synopsis

Panic spreads when an arsonist targets three businesses, bizarrely invoking the Three Little Pigs fable. Meanwhile, Martha has some serious thinking to do.

## Plot

Panic spreads throughout Shipton Abbott when an arsonist targets three local businesses, scrawling 'PIG' at the scene of each fire. Humphrey and the team are baffled until they realise the fires follow an unusual pattern by invoking the Three Little Pigs fable.

Meanwhile, Martha is in turmoil over what happened with Archie.

## Cast

* Kris Marshall as DI Humphrey Goodman
* Zahra Ahmadi as DS Esther Williams
* Dylan Llewellyn as Constable Kelby Hartford
* Felicity Montagu as Office Support Margo Martins
* Sally Bretton as Martha Lloyd
* Barbara Flynn as Anne Lloyd
* Jamie Bamber as Archie Hughes

### Guest Stars

* Jade Harrison as CS Charlie Woods
* Simon Harrison as Lucas Fairly
* Kerry Howard as Cleo Davenport
* Molly Mullins as Danni Davenport
* Michelle Bonnard as Susie Griffin
* Marica Warren as Floella Jones

## External Links

* *bbc.co.uk*
* *imdb.com*
Felicity Montagu

**Felicity Montagu** is an English actress. She is best known for playing Lynn Benfield, the long-suffering assistant of Alan Partridge.

In 2004 and 2005, Montagu starred in ITV comedy drama Doc Martin as Caroline Bosman, the radio presenter of Radio Portwenn. She co-starred as Lynn, the faithful but put-upon personal assistant, in *I'm Alan Partridge*, and as the huge-breasted, raunchy vicar's wife Sue in *Nighty Night*. In 2006, she took the leading role of housewife and gang queen Barbara Du Prez in the offbeat comedy series *Suburban Shootout*. Her other television credits include *Mapp and Lucia*, The Bill ('Furthers'; 1991), *Lovejoy* season 3 episode 'Out To Lunch'; 1991, *Health and Efficiency*, *Wish Me Luck*, *Tumbledown*, *Harry Enfield's Television Programme*, *2point4 Children*, *A Touch of Frost*, *My Life as a Popat*, *Johnny and the Bomb*, *Peak Practice*, *The Queen's Sister*, *Coogan's Run*, *Lead Balloon*, *Alexei Sayle's Stuff*, *Skins*, *Hank Zipzer*, *M.I. High*, *The Durrells*, *The End of the F\*\*\*ing World* and *Sally4Ever*.

In Beyond Paradise she plays Margo Martins as a office supporter.
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Within the British police, **Inspector** is the second supervisory rank. It is senior to that of sergeant, but junior to that of chief inspector. The rank is mostly operational, meaning that inspectors are directly concerned with day-to-day policing.

The rank of inspector has existed since the foundation of the Metropolitan Police, formed in 1829, when it was used to designate the rank immediately below that of superintendent, and many Commonwealth police forces also use the term.

A **Detective Inspector** (DI) is equal in rank to their uniformed counterparts, the prefix "detective" identifying them as having been trained in criminal investigation. Due to the nature of their duties, these officers generally wear plain clothes and so do not wear the corresponding rank insignia; however, they still operate within the same structure as their uniformed counterparts.

## Detective Inspectors on Beyond Paradise

* Humphrey Goodman (1:1–)
Beyond Paradise Wiki Rules

## Basic Rules

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## The Wiki

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* **Disallowed images**: Spoiler photos, inappropriate photos.
Kelby Hartford

Police Constable Kelby Hartford appears in 6 episodes of Beyond Paradise (1:1–) played by Dylan Llewellyn.

## Biography

He was born and raised in Shipton Abbott, which means he knows a lot of the criminals he catches.

If you’ve never met him before, your first impression of Kelby would be that he’s uncomplicated, a bit slow, maybe. You’d be half right. His naivety stems from being raised by a helicopter parent who didn't let him learn or grow on his own, and because of this, he's naive and green to the ways of the world. But despite all that, he is not stupid. His confidence and bravado makes up for his inexperience. He is also hard-working and dedicated, Kelby sees his job in the police as the closest thing to a real-life superhero. He’s keen to impress Humphrey whenever he can.

The events of Beyond Paradise give him a chance to remedy his inexperience, as Dylan Llewellyn described several action chases Hartford gets to participate in. A large driving force behind this change is the arrival of DI Humphrey Goodman. Llewellyn explained Hartford *"sees [Goodman] as almost a father figure".*

   Hartford enjoys a close connection with the other members of the force, acting as the 'kid' of the group, partly because of their jobs but also partly because of the close-knit community of Shipton Abbott. He has a partically close friendship with Esther Williams.

*"Everyone sees him as a little brother, so I think they all look after him. Margo and Esther are very close to Kelby, I can imagine they know his family well too! You can see their close-knit friendships play out on screen. Kelby and Margo have a bit of back and forth, butting heads at times, but there is still a lot of love there,"* **- Dylan Llewellyn**
Esther Williams

Detective Sergeant Esther Williams appears in 6 episodes of Beyond Paradise (1:1–) played by Zahra Ahmadi.

## Biography

Esther Williams grew up Shipton Abbott and knows all about the local community, making her an important part of the police force.

After falling pregnant at 17, Esther secretly felt like a failure, but she took a chance and applied for a job at a Police Constable which ultimately changed her life. Esther rose through the ranks quickly, now a Detective Sergeant and is a well-respected and professional member of the team.

Ultra-smart, with a tenacious drive to help the town she grew up in, her encyclopaedic knowledge of the local community and tireless professionalism complement Humphrey's more unconventional working methods.

She's close to her daughter, and makes sure she always does right by her, trying to balance work and making sure she can still have time for her family.

She also has a close relationship with Kelby Hartford, as she takes him under her wing. Esther guides him along - he's almost like a little brother to her.

Given her personality, it's hardly surprising that she finds working with Humphrey difficult, due to the fact there are a lot of differences there.

*"The first time Esther meets Humphrey — because of the circumstances — she’s in complete disbelief and cannot comprehend that he is her new boss. She’s questioning if this guy is really from the Met! He defies all stereotypes that you would associate with a high-achieving police officer.*

*"He appears like a bit of a bumbling idiot, but, as the series progresses, her opinion changes of him and she realises that he is a brilliant detective. He thinks in ways that Esther doesn't and that's why their relationship really works. They are the yin to each other’s yang."* **- Zahra Ahmadi**
Sergeant

Within the British police, **Sergeant** is the first supervisory rank. Sergeant is senior to the rank of constable, and junior to inspector. The rank is mostly operational, meaning that sergeants are directly concerned with day-to-day policing. Uniformed sergeants are often responsible for supervising a shift of constables and allocating duties to them.

A **Detective Sergeant** (DS) is equal in rank to their uniformed counterparts; only the prefix 'detective' identifies them as having completed at least one of the various detective training courses authorising them to conduct and/or manage investigations into serious and/or complex crime.

## Detective Sergeants in Beyond Paradise

* Esther Williams (1:1–)
Selwyn The Duck

Before the spin-off aired, Kris Marshall teased "a new Harry the lizard... who's not called Harry, and isn't a lizard".

## Biography

The duck that Humphrey Goodman finds on his houseboat. Originally heard at the end of Series 1, Episode 2, but not seen.

* Humphrey: "What was that?"
* Martha: "Oh, it came with a duck."
* Humphrey: "Oh, excellent..."

   While Humphrey and Martha were enjoying some pasta on the houseboat after an eventful day, the duck, made an appearance in Series 1, Episode 3 – and he's officially here to stay.

In tribute to his old boss, Selwyn Patterson, (although we doubt the commissioner would perceive it as such), Humphrey has christened the bird Selwyn.

* Humphrey: "He needed a name and rather strangely, I found myself missing the commissioner, this will soften the blow a little."
Natasha (Dragonfire)

Natasha is the girlfriend of Scott, she appears in the episode "Dragonfire" alongside him as the pair get enveloped into the world of the Supernatural - she is described as having long red hair and a care free spirit.

## Episodes

### 2.04 Dragonfire

Natasha, introduced in the serene setting of a Lincoln City riverbank, initially enjoys a romantic walk with her boyfriend Scott. With her long red hair and a casual yet cozy outfit, Natasha embodies a carefree spirit. The couple's playful banter and affectionate gestures reveal a lighthearted dynamic as they stroll along the muddy paths. Natasha's laughter and the couple's shared moments underscore their blissful relationship.

However, the idyllic scene takes a dark turn when the couple encounters a mysterious creature with a large wingspan, prompting them to divert from their river walk. As the creature swoops down, Scott valiantly tries to protect Natasha, but the beast's talons snatch him away, leaving Natasha screaming and helpless as the pair become victims of the creature's grasp.

In the later part of the story, Natasha's fate intertwines with the investigation led by Shane. The investigator seeks information from Scott, who recounts the abduction but remains unaware of Natasha's subsequent capture. Scott's concern for Natasha's safety is evident, emphasizing the depth of their connection. Shane's promise to find Natasha reflects his understanding of the gravity of the situation, when Shane summons Lamashtu to assist him, they discover that Natasha and her sister Laura have been captured in an elaborate plan set up by a group of Dragons.

The revelation of Natasha and her sister Laura being held captive in an abandoned church adds a layer of urgency to the story. Natasha's vulnerability, bound and gagged alongside her sister, elicits empathy. The narrative takes an emotional turn as Shane and Lamashtu rescue the sisters, but the relief is tinged with sorrow as Natasha is left unaware of Scott's tragic fate.
Devonshire

**Devon is where Shipton Abbott claims to be based at (although it is actually filmed in Cornwall).**

## Devon

### Location

Where Shipton Abbott is based

**Devon**, also historically known as **Devonshire,** is a ceremonial, non-metropolitan, and historic county in South West England. Devon is coastal with a variety of cliffs and sandy beaches. It has the largest open space in southern England, Dartmoor National Park. A predominately rural county, Devon has a relatively low population density for a county in England. Its most populous settlement is the City of Plymouth. The county town of Devon, the City of Exeter, is the second most populous settlement. The county is bordered by Somerset to the north-east, Dorset to the east, and Cornwall to the west. Its economy is heavily orientated around the tourism and agriculture industries.

Devon is administratively split into the non-metropolitan districts of East Devon, Mid Devon, North Devon, South Hams, Teignbridge, Torridge, West Devon, Exeter, and two unitary authority areas of Plymouth, and Torbay. Combined as a ceremonial county, Devon's area is 6,707 km2 (2,590 square miles) and its population is about 1.2 million.
The county derives its name from Dumnonia (the shift from m to v is a typical Celtic consonant shift). During the British Iron Age, Roman Britain and the early Middle Ages, this was the homeland of the Dumnonii Brittonic Celts. The Anglo-Saxon settlement of Britain resulted in the partial assimilation of Dumnonia into the Kingdom of Wessex during the eighth and ninth centuries. The western boundary with Cornwall was set at the River Tamar by King Æthelstan in 936. Devon was later constituted as a shire of the Kingdom of England.
Sandy Johnson

Sandy Johnson is a Bafta Award winning director, writer and producer who has worked extensively in comedy and drama.

He started as a painter at art school in Glasgow and worked as an actor, appearing as one of the "Knights of Ni" in MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL. After film school, he began a career in directing with THE COMIC STRIP PRESENTS... for C4 and made his first full length feature COAST TO COAST (1987) starring Lenny Henry, John Shea and Pete Postlethwaite, followed by LEAVING (1988) a coming of age feature set in 1960s Greenock. His work on pop videos led to the music based road movie THE WRECK ON THE HIGHWAY (1990) starring the country singer Lynn Anderson (Rose Garden).

He directed major drama series for ITV - INSPECTOR MORSE, RUTH RENDELL MYSTERIES, GONE TO THE DOGS, GONE TO SEED, A TOUCH OF FROST, and a musical feature in the USA, SOUL SURVIVORS (1995) starring Ian McShane and Isaac Hayes, before returning to the BBC to make ROUGHNECKS, a 7-part drama set on the North Sea oil rigs.

More comedy followed with ADRIAN MOLE - THE CAPPUCCINO YEARS and JONATHAN CREEK starring Alan Davies, where he won his first Bafta for Best Drama series.

AUF WIEDERSEHEN PET in Thailand, SUPERNOVA, with Rob Brydon in Australia, KINGDOM with Stephen Fry and LOVE SOUP starring Tamsin Greig were followed by HARRY AND PAUL with Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse where he won a further 2 Baftas for Best Comedy Series.

He directed CRADLE TO GRAVE, an 8 part series based on the real life adventures of Danny Baker starring Peter Kay and two films with Harry Hill, THE INCREDIBLE ADVENTURES OF PROFESSOR BRANESTAWM and PROFESSOR BRANESTAWM RETURNS adapted by Charlie Higson from the books by Norman Hunter.

He directed 6 series of the ever-popular NTA award winning comedy series BENIDORM for ITV and has recently completed THE INDIAN DETECTIVE, a 4-part series for CTV/Netflix starring Russell Peters, Anupam Kher, William Shatner and Mishqa Parthiephal and HOLD THE SUNSET a 6-part series for BBC1 reuniting him with Monty Python's John Cleese.

## Episodes Directed

### Series 1

* Series 1, Episode 1
* Series 1, Episode 2
* Series 1, Episode 4

## External Links

* twitter.com
* imdb.com
Josh Woods

Josh Woods appears in Series 1, Episode 1, and then later on a guest apperence in Series 1, Episode 4. He is portrayed by Chris Jenks.

## Biography

Josh Woods steals a bottle of perfume for his girlfriend's birthday and is the first ever person to be arrested in Beyond Paradise. He is arrested by Kelby Hartford, and then interviewed by Humphrey Goodman and Esther Williams.

Humphrey suggests to him that he should admit to stealing the perfume so he can just be cautioned, this is so he won't ruin his girlfriends birthday by being arrested and charged, then he "can spend the whole of the year saving up for her next birthday".

Humphrey gives him some advice to make a "grand gesture".

    During the episode, it is reported that a number of red cars have been stolen and it is revealed at the end that it was Josh Woods who had stolen them, so he could make a red heart out of them outside the window of his girlfriend's work.

Unfortunately, this isn't what Humphrey meant by a "grand gesture"...

His step-mother is Sally Woods.
Sally Bretton

**Sally Bretton** (born 23 April 1980 in Hertfordshire as Sally Davis) is an English actress. She is known for appearing as *Lucy Adams* in the television sitcom *Not Going Out* since 2007.

She has also been featured in programmes such as *Absolute Power*, *Green Wing* and *The Office*. In 2008, she played *Goneril* in Shakespeare's *King Lear* at Shakespeare's Globe.

In Death in Paradise she plays Martha Lloyd, she reprises her role as Martha in Beyond Paradise.
Matt Carter

Matt Carter is a freelance Visual Effects artist and has been involved in this field since his teens before studying Computer Animation at Bournemouth University. He's been involved in a number of sectors from Film, Broadcast/Television, Commercials, Corporate, Retail Graphics, Virtual Reality, Projection Installations, and Theatre effects.

He's worked on shows for BBC, Hulu, Channel 4, National Geographic, PBS, History Channel and a number of commercial clients. He's also worked in the camera department for a number of TV shows and documentaries, and is a freelance Arri Alexa operator and cinematographer.

## External Links

* His website
* imdb.com
French-Fry Kenobi

French-Fry Kenobi preparing to face General Buh

### Appears in

"French-Fry Kenobi VS. General Buh" (EVEN WORSE EDIT)"French-Fry Kenobi Chases General Buh" (THE WORST EDIT)

### Debut

"French-Fry Kenobi VS. General Buh" (EVEN WORSE EDIT)

French-Fry Kenobi is an alternate universe version of both Obi-Wan Kenobi from Star Wars and Morton Koopa Jr. from Super Mario Bros and the Mr.Morton127 channel.

### Physical Appearance

French-fry Kenobi has a white head and is bald except for three small strips of black hair. He has a large, fleshy tan muzzle, two big nostrils, and wears spiked stone cuffs around his wrists. He has four fangs, two on the left and two on the right, and all on the top of the mouth. He has two big black eyes and a large gray star-shaped birthmark over his left eye. He has gray scaled skin with a light gray underbelly. His shell is brown with gray rings around the tan spikes. He wears a brown Jedi robe and wields a white Lightsaber.

## Appearances

### "French-Fry Kenobi VS. General Buh" (EVEN WORSE EDIT)

In this video, French-Fry Kenobi makes his debut. He is seen on a raised platform and jumps down into a loading bay to confront General Buh. He is surrounded by droids, though, and General Buh sics a few Magna Guards on him. French-Fry Kenobi magically defeats them as in the next shot they are crushed by a part of the ceiling. French-Fry Kenobi then fights General Buh on another platform. Kenobi expertly dodges the General's lightsaber swings and cuts off two of the General's hands. Clones arrive to aid Kenobi, and they fight General Buh's droids. General Buh tells Kenobi "Army or not, you are doomed." Kenobi says, "I don't think so" and force blasts General Buh high into the air, making her lose her lightsabers and takes damage before falling to the ground far below.

### "French-Fry Kenobi Chases General Buh" (THE WORST EDIT)

In the conclusion to the Star Wars edit trilogy, General Buh is seen riding away in one of her automobiles. French-Fry Kenobi catches up and after a tussle they fall out onto a landing platform with General Buh's ship on it, the automobile flying off the edge. The two engage in a fistfight, with General Buh gravely wounding Kenobi and denting her ship. She tosses Kenobi over the edge, but he doesn't meet the same fate as General Buh's automobile as he grips the ledge. He uses the Force to get a blaster and blasts General Buh's exposed organ compartment, knocking away her electro-staff that would've killed Kenobi. Kenobi repeatedly fires and General Buh internally combusts, falling into a burning heap.
Characters

Throughout the Eyoho Verse, there have been several characters - some are the main characters (which can be seen most of the time and are likely to be the focus point of an episode) and others were just one-off's, below you will find a list of characters (good and evil) found in the Eyoho Verse. Bold names indicate main characters.

## Lincoln City Characters

**A**

* **Alexander Hunter**
* Aurora

**D**

* Darren Waller

**F**

* **Fiona**
* The Father

**J**

* James Smith
* James Wainwright

**K**

* Kasuti
* **Kyle Macleod**

**L**

* **Lamashtu**
* Lily (Mermaid)
* **Loki**
* Lola (Vampire)
* Lyleila

**M**

* Mary Green
* **Maria Murray**
* Mr. Withers
* The Mathers Family

**N**

* Natasha
* Natalie McClure
* Niall

**S**

* Scott
* **Shane**
* **Simon Banks**

## Past Characters

**A**

* Abaddon
* Adam
* Alexa
* Alexis Ashwing
* Alina
* The Asset

**B**

* The Bloody Smiles

**C**

* Captain Jeanette
* Charly
* Cody
* Colin
* Constance
* The Contact
* Craig Thomas
* Crystal Jackson

**D**

* Dan
* DI Boyd
* The Director

**E**

* Evorio of Akavir

**H**

* Harsha
* Henry Longacre
* Hunters of The Realm

**J**

* Jack Sutton
* John Sharp
* Julian

**K**

* Kyra Leith

**L**

* Lewis
* Luke

**M**

* Madeline Longacre
* Matthew Thorn
* Miles Windsor

**P**

* Pandora
* The Preacher

**R**

* Ral
* The Rebellion

**S**

* Sophia Longacre
* Syelilan Bade

**T**

* Tirnel Gilorndes

**X**

* X

**Z**

* Zach
The Dark Room

The Dark Room is a location in several videos. It is unknown what is in there--it is implied to be just a mediocre storage room.

## The Dark Room

The Dark Room in its first appearance (The Quest for French Fries)

### Physical Description

The Dark Room's floor is made of carpet and gray stone, and the walls are stone. It has an electricity disputer, lots of shelves with miscellaneous items, a heater, and a back area that has yet to be shown in full extent. There is a light switch just inside, next to the door.

## Appearances

### "The Quest for French Fries"

In its debut episode, it is first seen when Roy throws Morton's French fries inside. Too scared of the dark and not knowing about the light switch inside, Morton runs for help. Later, Morton and Iggy come. Iggy turns on the light and investigates the room, but Roy had apparently taken the fries already as they are gone. Morton rages and turns the light off, pushes Iggy inside, and closes the door on Iggy.

## Trivia

* Morton believes there are monsters that live inside the Dark Room, and it hasn't been proven false as of yet
Series 1, Episode 6

Series 1, Episode 6 is the finale of series 1. This also features the first ever crossover between the main show and the spin-off.

## Synopsis

A house is burgled but the prime suspect was locked up in a police cell at the time. It’s up to Esther to rally a devastated Humphrey and solve this impossible crime.

## Plot

Reeling from Martha's decision, Humphrey must pull himself together to solve an inexplicable crime. A house was burgled and all forensic evidence points to one suspect. The only problem is that this suspect was locked up by Kelby in the station’s police cell at the time of the break-in. With the arrival of the suspect’s hard-nosed lawyer, the team are under pressure to get results. But with Humphrey distracted, it falls to Esther to take the lead on this investigation and crack the case.

Meanwhile, Martha is equally distraught in the wake of recent events. Despite her mother's protestations, she remains firm, however painful it may be. With Humphrey at an all-time low, perhaps an unexpected journey can provide some hope?

## Cast

* Kris Marshall as DI Humphrey Goodman
* Zahra Ahmadi as DS Esther Williams
* Dylan Llewellyn as Constable Kelby Hartford
* Felicity Montagu as Office Support Margo Martins
* Sally Bretton as Martha Lloyd
* Barbara Flynn as Anne Lloyd
* Jamie Bamber as Archie Hughes

### Guest Stars

* Lily Frazer as Kate Nolan
* Carlyss Peer as Lucy Elliot
* Spencer Jones as Atticus Styles
* Hannah Traylen as Hayley Collins
* Alan Willaims as Derek
* Stacey Guthrie as Neighbour

## Crossover Guest Stars

* Don Warrington as Commissioner Selwyn Patterson
* Ralf Little as DI Neville Parker
* Elizabeth Bourgine as Mayor Catherine Bordey
* Shantol Jackson as DS Naomi Thomas
* Tahj Miles as Officer Marlon Pryce

## External Links

* *bbc.co.uk*
* *imdb.com*
Lamia

What a Lamia looks like according to lore.

According to lore and other hunters, Lamia's are usually only seen in Greece - they are creatures from Greek mythology and are very rare outside of their native land, they are believed to be linked to demons in some way as demons are often sent to deal with them in the Eyoho Verse, this also contributes to their rarity.

## Characteristics

The Lamia is a humanoid that has a high-pitched, warbling scream and has many different appearances, when one is born it is believed that, in the Eyoho Verse, they start out as a parasitic being and look for a host/vessel where the creature then develops inside of their victim (creating a zombified person as the being takes control, which can lead to strange side effects) until only the creature inside remains however others suggest that Lamia's forms can range from a woman with the lower part of her body being that of a snake or serpent or, in some cases, a humanoid creature with long and sharp claws which are capable of ripping open a human chest.

Lamia are invulnerable to almost any conventional way of killing.

## Power and Abilities

* Claws - Lamia's sport large black claws which can cause severe injury and even death, they have been sighted slashing people's throats and tearing people's hearts out with them.
* Possession - Some, but not all, Lamia start life as a parasitic lifeform and thus need to possess someone in order to grow and survive, during this process however the victim's personality and traits are seemingly wiped as the Lamia takes full control of them.
* Super strength - A Lamia is strong enough rip open a human chest and can even throw a grown man across a room with ease.

## Vulnerabilities

* Demons - Even though a Lamia can banish a demon by killing it's vessel, they are vulnerable to demons that practice Pyrokinesis as the fire and intense heat can cause them extreme pain and in some cases, incinerate.
* Silver - Stabbing a Lamia in the head or chest with a Silver knife blessed by a priest will kill the creature.
* Rosemary, Salt and Fire - Covering a Lamia in a mixture of rosemary and salt, then setting it on fire can kill one.

## Episodes

### From the Vault Ep3: The Blood Hunter

Lamashtu encounters a being calling itself a Lamia at Lincoln County Hospital after it came through a portal as a parasite and took control of a nurse there, the creature slowly took control of her and even found a necklace during this period that could help restore its power, it is soon confronted by a demon bounty hunter called Blackout, who has been sent by his superiors to kill it, as well as Lamashtu who tries to act peace keeper but fails as Blackout's vessel is brutally murdered by the creature as the demon presumably escapes, it then tries to kill Lamashtu to make sure of no witnesses however Lamashtu incinerates the Lamia with a stream of fire, the strange necklace is the only part of the Lamia that still exists following this encounter.
Carrib

### People Of Note

Catira Clonge (current Carrib high priestess)Arthlyn Dacheca (Master of Music and History)Kefash Jomaliz (Head warrior and foreign representative)

The people of Carrib are well known for not playing well with others. They are prone to war as well as acts of cannibalism. The primary reason for their constant aggression is to appease their primary god Maybouya who needs constant sacrifices to keep sated. They also believe that eating a warrior grants them the warrior's strength and courage. Due to this belief, they often capture enemies alive and torture them as a way of judging their courage. If the captive proves themselves to be brave, they are eaten. Otherwise they are simply killed and disposed of. Obviously, these practices make visitors far between.

While one would be correct in assuming that such people would not likely want to be part of an alliance with other kingdoms whose beliefs are completely opposed to their own, they respect the strength of the Order of the Golden Wing and were eventually convinced to curb their attacks, at least against members of the Allied Kingdoms. As members, they provide priests who use their powerful magic to ensure the weather remains favorable for merchant fleets. In exchange, they receive ships which allow them to go further out into the ocean and capture people for their sacrifices. Shipping companies highly prize the Carrib priests for their magical abilities, but the men on the ships typically shun them for obvious reasons.

Carrib society isn't all war and cannibalism however. Their people include skilled musicians who play a unique music style called "garifuna" which consists primarily of voice accompanied by percussion instruments such as drums and rattles. These musicians often travel to other islands to learn of other people and spread their music. They do eat a lot of protein with fish, iguana and manatee being primary staples. They also farm, though they are not terribly good at it with their primary crops being cassava (which is highly toxic if prepared improperly) and maize.

The roles of men and women are very strictly separated. Men do the hunting and fighting while women do the farming, child rearing, and clothing making. The women and children also live in separate houses from the men. Despite the apparent patriarchal inclinations, women are highly revered and actually have a stronger role in the local politics than men, such as they are. In fact, Carrib has a long tradition of female chiefs, though gender plays no role in the position. Instead the chief is either chosen by the high priests after a week of prayer and deliberation with Maybouya whenever an old chief dies or possibly after omens indicate that the current chief should be disposed of. In the later case, the chief is usually sacrificed to appease Maybouya in a painful ceremony that involves flaying and applying salt to the open wounds before finally burning the chief alive. Priests are charged with keeping the chief alive and conscious during the entire ceremony, and a priest who fails that duty is similarly sacrificed.
The Battle of the Brainiacs

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The Battle of the Brainiacs is the fifth episode in the Koopaling Plushie video series. It is the first episode to not showcase the debut of any new characters, though it does introduce the gag of Bowser disapproving of Iggy's girlfriend, Blue Yosh, and continues the gag of Morton not being smart, Iggy and Ludwig being rivals, and Poor Baby dying a bunch yet persisting to be immortal.

## Plot

Morton dresses up as a trivia game host and hosts the Morton Triva Contest to settle once and for all who is smarter: Ludwig von Koopa, or Dr. Iggy Koopa. The whole family is invited to attend, though most don't won't to be there.

After some struggles with the microphone and Morton's top hat (which results in him appearing like Freddy Fazbear from *Five Nights at Freddy's*). Iggy has lost his voice for most of the video, and Ludwig has already gotten a point due to setting up the whole stage and props. Morton goes through a bunch of questions he looked up online with bad quality, and eventually Blue Yosh, Iggy's girlfriend, is excited that Iggy got questions right, causing Bowser to realize that Iggy even had a girlfriend. Iggy gets energetic and slaps his rear end at Ludwig, causing them to fight in a dogpile. Morton calls in a "halftime show," which causes Poor Baby to get on stage and fart as the annoying immortal robot she is, before she farts so hard, she flies off the stage and into the camera.

The competition is tight, and the tiebreaking question is chosen by Morton, wondering which kind of French fry is the best. Ludwig answers with "standard French fries," but he is wrong, because Iggy guesses the right answer, "SALTY standard French fries," which proves Iggy is smarter. Ludwig rage quits and assaults Morton, and the whole family joins on, resulting in Blue Yosh wondering why she's dating a guy from this family as all of them dogpile on each other and fight again.
The Math Test

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The Math Test is the fourth Koopaling Plush episode and is the debut episode of most of the side characters, like Alex Crafter, Blue Yosh, Koops, and Mrs. Peach.

## Plot

Larry and the others are at school one day. Mrs. Peach, the teacher, tries to teach them about Afghanistan, but Iggy goes on a spiel about it and Roy attacks him, and Peach has Roy apologize. Larry is then called out for gaming in class. Peach tries to continue her lesson, but Morton asks if he can go to the restroom and if he can go get French fries. This snowballs and Morton throws a hissy fit, earning him a trip to Mr. Mario's office.

Later that day Larry has a chat with Lemmy and Wendy about if they're going to do their homework, and he is the only one who doesn't want to. Bowser gets mad at him for gaming and not studying for his upcoming math test, and Bowser and Larry roast each other before Bowser commands Larry to at least get a "B" or else he loses electronic for the next month. Larry studies, but he actually just does a few 3rd-grade math problems before gaming again.

It is the day of the test, and Iggy is the first to finish as always. Larry wasn't prepared for the question difficulty, so he cheats off of Boo Buddy when she goes to the restroom and tries to cheat off of Morton, who is doing 1st-grade math. Morton and Larry wrap up their tests and turn them in, and Boo Buddy realizes there is a back to the test. Larry and Morton later learn about the backside when Iggy tells them that that "celebration of knowledge was a good challenge; especially the back." This leads Larry to not be able to fall asleep that night, knowing he didn't even do half of the test and will get less than a B.
Roy's Terrible Gift!

This is the third Koopaling plushie episode and the debut of Chompy, Iggy's Lab, and Poor Baby.

## Roy's Terrible Gift!

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## Plot

Iggy is first seen in his lab working on a cure for cancer, and his pet Chompy barks at him only for Iggy's newest invention to be ready for use.

Later, Morton comes downstairs one morning, yawning loudly and then sees a wrapped present on the table saying “From: Roy To: Morton, the best brother ever”. Morton gets really excited and ponders what he did to make Roy so happy he got him a present. He rips through it to see a used box. He tears it open to see a baby doll inside. He picks it up, saying “What da heck is this?” and then the baby doll comes to life and says “Hi buh!” and Morton yells and drops Poor Baby, and she bumps off the coffee table and to the floor, resulting in her first death.

Poor Baby gets up and waves, saying “Hi buh'' again. Morton says “What beast are you?” Poor Baby replies with “Um…my name is Poor Baby buh! A guy named Iggy made me to help you. I a robot, buh!” Morton says: “What the heck? I don’t need help, uh, Poor Baby buh!” Then Poor Baby says “No no, buh, my name is Poor Baby. I just like saying buh. My species is also called a buh.”

“Species?”

"Yeah, Iggy made so many prototypes of me, buh, that we are practically a unique species!” Poor baby comes over to give Morton a hug, but Morton kicks her.

Slapstick antics of Morton attacking the immortal robot doll ensue, and after she dies several more times and keeps coming back to life, a desperate Morton finds Roy listening to “I’m the biggest bird” and Morton is mad at him for getting Iggy to create Poor Baby. Morton tells Roy to help him destroy Poor Baby or else he'll spill Roy's secret inappropriate CDs to Bowser, and so they smash her with Roy's dumbbells and winter clothes from the closet, yet she is still alive.

They then get a bomb from Iggy that only targets Poor Baby, and they blow her up, but Morton has celebrated too soon, and Poor Baby is back! Morton faints, and Iggy remarks that he probably shouldn't have made Poor Baby immortal. The video then ends!
French Fry Friend (FF)

French Fry Friend is the name Morton Koopa Jr. gave to a plastic French fry toy, and one that he holds dearly.

### Physical Description

French Fry Friend appears as a bright yellow carton of French fries small enough of Morton to hold in his hand.

## French Fry Friend

French Fry Friend in Morton's hand ("The Math Test")

### Source

Present for Morton's fifth birthday

FF is a non-sentient toy that Morton keeps with him to feel better about himself. It is shown with Morton in various episodes but does not really do anything outside of being the receiver of random comments Morton makes to it and himself. Here is a list of episodes FF appeared in:

* "The Quest for French Fries"
* "The Math Test"

## Trivia

* Technically, FF should be formatted as FFF for "French Fry Friend," but the creator decided that F was "fry friend" or "French friend"
* The toy FF is is actually an accessory for a series of collectible cat figurines, and the creator just had laying around and decided it would be Morton's "make-believe friend"
Zaruzaru Academy

**Zaruzaru Academy** is a school in the nation of Izuzunu. It is located next to and on the mountains at west of Izuzunu in Western Mainland, Diamond Valley. There are Math, Science, English, Archer, Combat, and Physical Education subjects at the school.

## History

### August 3, 2033

In August 3rd, 2033, the school first opened to the public of Izuzunu. It is also the first day the Doom Brigade attacked Izuzunu and fought in the school.
The Rickroll War!

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The Rickroll War is the sixth entry into the Koopaling Plushie Videos series. It is the first episode since Roy's Terrible Gift to broadcast the ongoing rivalry between Morton and Roy Koopa.

## Plot

The episode opens on Morton checking Larry off the list of people in his family (also including Poor Baby, even though she's more so of an annoying robot that worked her way into the family anyway) that he wants to rickroll. Larry screams "BRUH!" and chucks himself out of their bedroom, only for the camera to zoom in on Roy's name, because he is the last person to rickroll for he is the most skilled at avoiding rickrolls, and apparently has rickrolled many people without ever being rickrolled himself!

Morton and Roy send strings of emails back and forth with Morton's bad attempts to rickroll his brother, and Roy coming back with a salty attitude each time. This leads to Morton blasting the "Reese's Puffs" commercial at Roy, and eventually Roy deletes Morton's contact, blocks him, and reports all of his emails as spam. Only, Morton makes an alt account as Poor Baby's email account to try and rickroll Roy, yet Roy, as a good hacker, learns it was just Morton's account under disguise after all.

He deletes the email, only for Morton to pitch him one last reply. Roy opens it reluctantly, and it turns out it's an autoplay video of "*Never Gonna Give You Up,"* and thus Roy is finally rickrolled after all this time. Roy hollers in defeat and dissipates into atoms, and Morton flies off his desk chair in a victory screech. The video then ends.
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Pauwau

The Pauwau are seen as omens of death and deception. When they are spoken of, it is in hushed whispers. If one listens to those whispers they will hear tales of dark arts, demon worship and necromancy. Most tribes are uncomfortable when a raven is nearby as they are believed to be the eyes of the Pauwau. It is true that many ravens congregate around the Pauwau, as their patron god is Raven. Some of the priests are even able to converse with these creatures, so there is some truth in the fear.

The tribe consists primarily of humans, though a decent number of gnomes also make up their number. Undead are also attracted to the Pauwau. Some of them are intelligent, though most are not. All of them seem to protect the Pauwau and give them the feared reputation they have. Typically, a group of them numbers between 25 and 100. All Pauwau meet at central Ahanu on the winter solstice. During this time, rituals are performed to strengthen their connection with Raven and their other benefactors.

Every group of Pauwau has a patron demon. The demon is typically in the form of a human at all times and never reveals itself, except to enemies. Most Pauwau are completely unaware of the demonic presence, though a few do worship such powers. These demons collect together and discuss matters with each other during the winter solstice. They often perform rituals to strengthen their powers, away from the eyes of the Pauwau.

## People

The Pauwau are dark, grim and tainted with evil. Even the most benevolent of them has a streak of evil that sticks to their soul. None of them are of lawful alignment and very few are of good alignment. Divinations that reveal such things always sense the taint of evil, even among the good-aligned ones. They are corrupted from a young age, and very few can turn away from that. They do not see themselves as evil, however. They just see themselves as a superior people and it is their job to weed out the weak minded.
Bite of '87

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The **Bite of '87**, also known as the **Bite of '83**, was an event in which Gregory Afton died due to Michael Afton's prank gone wrong.

The **Bite of '87**, also known as the **Bite of '83**, was an event in which Gregory Afton died due to Michael Afton's prank gone wrong.

Tooltip|There is a common misconception that the bite happened in 1983, coinciding with the release of Fazbear & Friends. However, there was no evidence for this prior to Scott Cawthon canonizing it separately.

## Notes

1. ↑ There is a common misconception that the bite happened in 1983, coinciding with the release of Fazbear & Friends. However, there was no evidence for this prior to Scott Cawthon canonizing it separately.
List of Characters

## Main characters

* Detective Inspector Humphrey Goodman
* Detective Sergeant Esther Williams
* Police Constable Kelby Hartford
* Office Support Margo Martins
* Martha Lloyd

## Recurring characters

* Anne Lloyd
* Archie Hughes
* Chief Superintendent Charlie Woods
* Selwyn The Duck

## Guest Characters

### Series 1

* Gwen Tyler (1:1)
* Yvonne Wiley (1:1)
* Josh Woods (1:1)
* Carol Meadows (1:1)
* Ben Tyler (1:1)
* Patrick Wiley (1:1)
* Sarah Dodds (1:1)
* Peter Meadows (1:1)
* Rosie Colbert (1:2)
* Marvelous Harris (1:2)
* Dorothy Trowman (1:2)
* Christopher Bromley (1:2)
* Adam Avery (1:2)
* Laura Colbert (1:2)
* Matthew Colbert (1:2)
* Gavin Dixon (1:2)
* Terrence Witham (1:3)
* Louise Fitzalan (1:3)
* Isla Joy (1:3)
* Taylor Uttley (1:3)