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"In The Flesh is to return for a second series on BBC Three. Following on from an initial three-part run, the new series is expected to be comprised of five or six hour-long episodes, according to Broadcast.  The offbeat zombie drama stars Luke Newberry as Kieran Walker - a &amp;#039;Partially Deceased Syndrome&amp;#039; sufferer who returns to his home town of Roarton following an undead outbreak. &amp;quot;In The Flesh was a fantastically original and engaging drama for BBC Three,&amp;quot; said channel controller Zai Bennett. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m delighted [series creator] Dominic [Mitchell] and the team will be able to tell more stories from the riveting characters and engaging world they created.&amp;quot;  Ahead of the show&amp;#039;s premiere in March, writer Mitchell revealed that he had penned a &amp;#039;series bible&amp;#039; outlining future series of In The Flesh. &amp;quot;We wanted [series one] to have a really good resolution,&amp;quot; he explained. &amp;quot;But there are doors [left] open and I&amp;#039;ve got this bible, which weighs about 50 tons!&amp;quot; Filming on series two of In The Flesh will begin later this year and will air on BBC Three in 2014. &amp;gt; In The Flesh: Why BBC Three&amp;#039;s zombie drama deserves a second series Watch a trailer for the first series of In The Flesh below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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