Logan Lerman found the Only Murders in the Building set to be "oddly fun".

The 33-year-old actor joined the cast of the hit TV show for season five, and Logan has revealed that he relished the experience of working with the likes of Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez.

Logan told People: "It's an oddly fun set to be on."

The actor explained that "sometimes, sets are not that enjoyable". However, he hailed the Only Murders set for being "a really good one".

He shared: "It's so great. That's a really fun show to work on. I had a really good time."

Despite this, Logan is determined to remain tight-lipped about his on-screen character.

He said: "I don't want to ruin anything, but I'm excited for people to see it."

Meanwhile, Selena previously admitted that she loves working with Steve and Martin on the show.

The 33-year-old actress also praised the show's writers, acknowledging that they are key to the success of Only Murders in the Building.

She told Numero: "Sometimes it's just impossible to keep a straight face for me. They are much better at it than me.

"I love comedy and I have so much fun on set. And I think it is mainly thanks to the writing and to the scriptwriters."

Asked what she's learned from working with Steve and Martin, Selena replied: "I just enjoy their company. Even when I'm on set, sitting, waiting around for something to happen and they're playing a game, I find some comfort in that. I feel very safe and protected around them."

Selena feels that she's grown into her on-screen character.

The brunette beauty - who has also enjoyed huge success with her music - shared: "I feel like I've been able to gradually become Mabel and to grow with her. She is a part of me now. I'm just enjoying the process."

Despite this, Selena actually remains in the dark about the show's murder mysteries until the cameras start rolling.

Speaking ahead of season four of the show, she said: "I had no idea about who had done what until the shooting of the film was about to start. So it was a real surprise."