Jasper will return.
There's more mystery on the way for Professor Jasper Tempest in the upcoming Professor T season two.
The BritBox series was commissioned for a second instalment after proving popular the first time around, with Ben Miller's titular character proving a charming, if not flawed, protagonist.
The Cambridge criminologist, who had a difficult upbringing, might finally be getting the help he needs in season two, at least according to Miller.
RadioTimes.com spoke exclusively with the actor, and asked him all about Professor T season two, which is in the early days of production.
"We had a script meeting last week," Miller said. "One thing I think I'm allowed to reveal is Professor T's gonna go into therapy, which is going to be fantastic.
"He's such a sort of quirky character and if anybody needs therapy, it's him. So yeah, I'm really, really looking forward to it."
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What's more, Miller explained the team behind the crime series have scope for even more seasons after this, too.
"We've got lots planned for not just this series, but also – we hope – future series. Lots of exciting things are gonna happen to that character and to those characters. It's double bubble, Professor T, because you get really, really great crime every week – really baffling crime – but you also have these fantastic longer stories about those characters, and they're all fascinating.
"Two stories that I particularly love is the story of Professor T and his mother. I really enjoy Adelaide and this dark past they have. But also, the relationship between him and Christina, the police boss."
Miller added: "I love the way it mixes really serious drama with really, really light comedy - it does both."
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Helen Daly is the Associate Editor for Radio Times, overseeing new initiatives and commercial projects for the brand. She was previously Deputy TV Editor at a national publication. She has a BA in English Literature and an MA in Media & Journalism from Newcastle University.
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