That's because the two-part opener, which aired from 8pm last night (Wednesday 16th July), smashed the average for both of its slots.
Meanwhile, episode 2 retained the majority of the audience, with 202,000 (2 per cent) sticking around, once again ahead of the 45,000 (0.3 per cent) slot average.
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Doctor Who writer reveals how Jon Pertwee helped shape his Bookish detectiveDoctor Who legend Mark Gatiss reveals key problem for writing episodes: "Nostalgia is a dangerous thing"Not only will creator and star Gatiss be back, but so will the rest of the central cast, including Polly Walker (Bridgerton), Elliot Levey (We Were the Lucky Ones), Connor Finch (Professor T), Blake Harrison (The Inbetweeners) and Buket Kömür (Generation Z).
The series follows Gatiss's character Gabriel Book, the owner of an antiquarian bookshop in London in 1946, who also helps the police to solve crimes.
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