However, the BBC have still to announce whether or not they want more episodes of the critically acclaimed drama. The show’s writer, , BBC Production Head of Drama, England, ,view movies online, and star, have returned to the UK following the successful Cannes premiere of the BBC 3-made show, which finished its short run in Britain last weekend.Yesterday, Digital Journal had been picked up for transmission by BBC America, to be shown in its slot. Supernatural Saturday was successfully launched last month to coincide with the new series of Doctor Who, starring Matt Smith and Jenna-Louise Coleman. stars Luke Newberry, 23, as Kieren Walker – a teenage zombie, or PDS (partially deceased syndrome) sufferer – who is integrated back into both the local community and the heart of his family after months of re-habilitation and medication.Its short run ended last Sunday in the UK but, although it was well received by viewers and critics alike, fans are being kept waiting about the show’s future.Digital Spy for the series to be re-commissioned: “In just three weeks, In The Flesh has garnered a following that other shows would kill for and with the ebb and flow of UK cult television currently very much on the ‘ebb’ side of things, it would be a mistake to cut down a drama as bold and original as this one in its prime.”Fans of such drama are still upset by the BBC’s another of its original supernatural dramas, The Fades, after just one season.The Fades was written by Jack Thorne (Skins), produced by Caroline Skinner – who went on to become executive producer of Doctor Who – and starred Iain De Caestecker (Young Herriot) as another outsider teenager, Paul. The show went down well with viewers and went on to win a coveted BAFTA.It is understood that Mitchell, the creative genius behind In the Flesh, has mapped out much more PDS-inspired drama but, at the moment, doesn’t know whether he’ll get the chance to use it. However,doc martin tv series location, he is grateful for the support he’s been given, and the confidence shown to him, by the people at the BBC have shown so far. “2nd outing or not, The BBC have been so supportive of the show. They deserve kudos,” .