Helen Skelton, known for hosting Countryfile and Morning Live, is busy filming another series this summer.
The 43-year-old star shared on social media that her BBC programme Lost and Found in the Lakes is currently filming its upcoming series. On Instagram, she shared a glimpse of the scenery where the crew were filming. She captioned it:
"What a TOTAL privilege to ratch around the Lakes looking for the items you have lost. @lostandfoundlakes is an absolute gem of a tv show, made by some of the nicest and most dedicated people you could wish to meet. Here’s a little bit of behind the scenes lately …. It’s the tip of the iceberg. I have left the link in my bio if you know someone who we might be able to try and help. The last two series are on @bbciplayer."
Support from fans
The BBC star was then flooded with support, with many sharing their thoughts on the show making a comeback.
One person said: "You present and are integral to a real game changing piece of media…" Someone else commented: "You are just awesome Helen. The show is amazing too."
Another shared: "So glad you're doing another series Helen. Love this program. And you present it brilliantly." A fourth commented: "Thanks for sharing your show is brilliant and it brings so much joy..keep the national smiling helen we love you."
Third series details
The third series, which is currently in production, will return for an extended 20 episode run and will see Helen and the team of experts back in action once again, reports the Mirror.
From divers to detectorists and magnet fishers, the team work together to try and track down all manner of lost items that are scattered around the lakebeds and forests.
They will then either begin the process of trying to work out who the item belongs to or reunite it with their delighted owners.
Comments from Helen and BBC
Speaking about the programme in the past, Helen Skelton commented: "I am thrilled to be returning to my home in the Lake District for a second series of Lost and Found in the Lakes. I had a fantastic experience returning lost treasures to their owners and I cannot wait to get back to it!"
Meanwhile, Alex McLeod, BBC Daytime Commissioning Editor added: "The first series of Lost and Found in the Lakes was a big hit with viewers, thanks to its irresistible mix of drama, emotion, and beautiful scenery. We’re thrilled to be bringing it back for a second series and can’t wait to see what finds the team will discover next."
A release date for the forthcoming series is yet to be confirmed. Lost and Found in the Lakes is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.
