Helen Skelton, the BBC Morning Live presenter, is returning for a third series of her popular show Lost and Found in the Lakes, which will feature an extended 20-episode run. The announcement was made by Banijay Entertainment on social media, sparking an outpouring of support from fans.
Third Series Confirmed with Extended Run
The show, which first aired in 2025, sees Skelton lead a team of divers, magnet fishers, and detectorists to help people recover sentimental belongings lost in the Lake District. The new series will include 20 episodes, up from previous runs, according to Banijay's Instagram post.
The post read: "@helenskelton heading back to the Lake District! @tyrddraig's popular series, Lost and Found in the Lakes, is returning to BBC One for a third series with an extended 20-episode run."
Fan Reactions Overflow with Joy
Fans quickly flooded the comments section with praise. One viewer wrote: "It's absolutely superb!!!! So pleased it's gonna be back for another series, it's TV GOLD!!!!" Another added: "Brilliant news. One of the best little programs on TV." A third commented: "Yayyyy, really enjoy this heartwarming series." Others highlighted Skelton's presentation, with one saying: "Love this programme and Helen delivers it immaculately." Another fan noted: "3rd series so deserved."
Show Format and Mission
The official synopsis explains that Skelton works with experts including divers, detectorists, and magnet fishers to search lakebeds and forests for lost items. They bring finds back to base to reunite with owners or identify them through a specialist social media detective who creates online campaigns.
A release date for the new series has not yet been announced. Previous episodes are available on BBC iPlayer.
