Titled Lazarus, the show was set to see Philip Glenister and John Simm reprise their roles, but it was later confirmed in 2023 that it had been scrapped, with co-creator Matthew Graham citing "financial" reasons.
"It really puzzled us that no one wanted to make Lazarus — the fans certainly did. We had always planned to do three series, not two. I remember there was a bit of worry from the BBC."
This could perhaps mean that Pharoah is referring to a return for the series in another format or on another platform. For now, we will have to wait and see.
It was followed up by three seasons of Ashes to Ashes between 2008 and 2010, with Keeley Hawes' Alex Drake taking the place of Simm's Sam Tyler.
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