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We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. Line of Duty series 6 finale sets incredible viewing record after controversial twist Quite a few people were watching, it turns out. 11/05/2021 Line of Dutys controversial final episode has broken a huge ratings record, becoming the most-watched drama of the 21st century. The series 6 finale aired earlier this month, though proved divisive among fans after finally revealing who The Fourth Man, aka H, w...

Line of Duty is most watched drama series of 21st century despite finale fury Mirror 6 days ago Verity Sulway Line Of Duty has become the UK’s most-watched drama series of the 21st century so far, after official ratings showed this year’s season finale had a TV audience of 15.24 million. This is despite the series six finale being largely panned by fans and critics, who slammed the "disappointing" revelation that the elusive Fourth Man was actually DCI Ian Buckells. Cr...

Share Another wrote, "God, he looks quite dishy doesnt he?". Its just really funny. Ive got this beard and my hair is different. Whod want to look like Buckells in real life? Nigel also commented on the divisive reaction the series,  and him turning out to be the Fourth Man, has received since 12.8million people tuned into the finale. Attention: Joking about his new-found status as a hunk, the star explained how his pals have been spotting fan groups calling him dishy (pictured on the BBC sho...

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Line Of Duty writer horrifies Lorraine Kelly as he hits back at cheap little show jibe The Line of Duty creator responded to a rude comment from a viewer with a show reference that fans loved - except for Lorraine Kelly. Line of Dutys ending divided viewers (Image: BBC/World Productions) Get daily celeb exclusives and behind the scenes house tours direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to ...

We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. Line of Duty: Viewer spots scene where Ian Buckells goes golfing with the OCG back in season 1 The writing was ALWAYS on the wall Were still coming to terms with all the revelations from the season 6 finale of Line of Duty, where DCI Ian Buckells was unmasked as The Fourth Man (were still not completely convinced, tbh). In the days since the episode aired weve beeen trying to work out just how we could have mis...

Line of Duty boss Jed Mercurio defends divisive series 6 finale Sam Warner © BBC Line of Duty boss Jed Mercurio has defended the shows divisive series 6 finale in a new series of tweets. Line of Duty creator Jed Mercurio has defended the controversial series 6 finale, noting audience research that suggests opinion may be less divided. The show aired the much-anticipated final episode of its latest series over the weekend, though the revelation DS Ian Buckells was The Fourth M...

Line of Duty creator Jed Mercurio admits clue in series one hinted at who H really was Mirror 2 hrs ago Replay Video UP NEXT Line of Duty fans were frantically trying to figure out who the mysterious H was before he was finally revealed on Sunday night. The gripping finale of the sixth series of the BBC cop drama drew in huge crowds as 12.8 million tuned in to discover who the mastermind criminal was. And in underwhelming fashion, The Fourth Man was unveiled as DCI Ian Buckells, much to th...

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Mercurio then went on to recall an important moment in the dramas fifth episode between Buckells (Nigel Boyle) and fellow bent copper Matthew Dot Cottan (Craig Parkinson), who was uncovered as the first member of the group of corrupt police officers by Ted Hastings (Adrian Dunbar), Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure) and Steve Arnott (Martin Compston) following his death in series three. In the series one moment, Cottan requests to speak to a newly-arrested Tommy Hunter, another criminal within the ...