Death in Paradise fans DISAPPOINTED that this star was left out of the 100th episode: 'Shame on you'

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Death in Paradise viewers were not happy!

The cast of Death In Paradise pose in eveningwear outside of DI Neville Parker's beach hut, which has the number "100" displayed above it in lights. From left to right: Ginny Holder (Officer Darlene Curtis), Tahj Miles (Officer Marlon Pryce), Élizabeth Bourgine (Catherine Bordey), Don Warrington (Commissioner Selwyn Patterson), Shantol Jackson (DS Naomi Thomas) and Ralf Little (DI Neville Parker)
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Death in Paradise was back last night for its 13th series - but viewers weren't happy about one character's omission from the show. 

Harry, the lizard who lives in Neville’s bungalow, has become a firm favourite with fans of the BBC show but was notably absent from the 100th episode of Death in Paradise.

Fans took to social media to share their dismay, after Harry himself posted about the episode. 

'Dear @deathinparadise. How could you leave me out of the 100th episode??? I’ve been part of the show from the beginning and the fans love me!!! From a very sad little lizard,' an account called @DIPHarryLizard wrote after the show aired. 

Fans were quick to reply, with one writing, 'We were all sad not to see you tonight Harry, maybe a hug from Naomi might help but I suspect that you sneaked over to Paris to see Camille’s baby.'

While another said, 'We were looking for you Harry Shame on you @deathinparadise. UNBELIEVABLE!'

While another said, 'This is exactly what my family and I said. You are an integral part of the show and beloved! we demand justice for Harry!'

And another wrote, poking fun at the episode, 'Glad they left you out, for the 100th episode it was quite a mediocre story you didn’t want to be connected with that did you, you would have stolen the limelight anyway.'

After the huge fan reaction, Harry released another social media post, writing, 'Heavens to fuzzy! Looks like my little rant made the news! Thank you all for your support!'

While another said, 'We are all here to support our favourite.'

And another wrote, 'To be honest the story was quite weak considering it was the 100th episode. Would’ve definitely been better if you’d been in it.'

We're sure we'll see you again soon, Harry!

Death in Paradise continues next Saturday 10th February on BBC One.

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