As they've done so, they will have not only been drawn in by this season's new complex murder investigation, but also by some of the incredible locations on display.
Matt Stokoe, who plays Pat, the ex-partner of Sophie Rundle's Jo, addressed the expanding scope of the show's environmental focus, saying: "The wildfire element is something we usually associate with the States, but every year we're breaking heat records.
But where were the dramatic fire scenes actually filmed? And which other locations were involved? For more information, read on.
After the Flood filming locations
"The location is a beautiful character in the story because it looks so good — it's pretty — but at the same time, this is a place where a lot of flooding is happening and where communities are suffering," said executive producer Nicola Shindler.
"That's what After the Flood is taking advantage of — people who work really hard, understand the local problems and know how to work together to make a really good team."
"Any valley town — I always adore them," he added. "Just looking up and seeing hills, a beautiful square and a gorgeous river running through it.
The moorland fire scenes were filmed in multiple locations, including around Piethorne Reservoir and Watergrove Reservoir.
Another location was Middlewood, a manor house in Clitheroe, where new characters Alan (Alun Armstrong) and Harriet Benson (Steph De Whalley) live.
She explained that it's "where they train all the emergency services", adding: "There's this water course and they have control of the speed and the scale of the water."
"Filming days are long and they're hard," said Rundle. "I was totally knackered. I just took a lot of vitamins and then I went away to Spain at the end of it and drank a gallon of white wine."
"We're over Barton Bridge and you can look down on the Trafford Centre," said Nicholas Gleaves, who plays Sergeant Phil Mackie. "There is Manchester getting on with its business and in a part of the car park there is this kind of Hollywood set.
"Then we put our waders on and literally stepped into a gigantic, half a football pitch sized tank that was a terraced street in a Northern town. It had an effect on everyone. It was quite an experience to do it and I think the show will be much richer for it."
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