Two outlets publish the same entertainment review by Christopher Stevens for the “Death in Paradise” release “Benidorm Is Murder.” The review focuses on the show’s use of a recognisable package-holiday atmosphere in Benidorm, describing elements such as high-rise hotels and typical tourist scenes. It also highlights the variety of holiday activities and nightlife, including references to karaoke and “happy hour,” as part of the backdrop to the programme’s murder plot. The write-up frames the setting as central to the viewing experience, contrasting the lively, resort-like environment with the presence of a crime story. Both sources present the review in broadly similar terms and appear to be reposts or duplications of the same content, with matching language and emphasis on the resort culture and its exaggerated presentation. No additional reporting details, cast information, plot specifics beyond the general “murder” premise, or independent verification appear in the provided excerpts. The coverage therefore centres on the reviewer’s impressions of the programme’s setting and tone.