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Gogglebox and dive deep into the world of anti-corruption with Line of Duty. Even as Jed Mercurio's sixth season screeches toward a presumably nail-biting finale, there's no let-up on the twist and turns. As well as ending on a jaw-dropping cliffhanger that scored some massive ratings, April 18's episode introduced us to a new face (familiar name) in the form of While the episode crammed in Jo Davidson's family reveal, a long-awaited showdown between Kate Fleming and Ryan Pilkington, and the return of DCI Patricia Carmichael as another H candidate, it also cued up Thurwell as the next big ...

Line of Duty fans in a spin as James Nesbitt cast as dodgy cop after 'snub' Mirror 7 hrs ago Line of Duty viewers have a lot to unpack after this evening's intense episode. One of the most noteworthy moments - aside from a possible character death - was the unveiling of James Nesbitt as crooked copper Marcus Thurlwell. This, of course, means he was telling porky pies when he claimed he'd been snubbed from the casting. The Northern Irish actor previously told reporters: "Even though Line Of Duty had been shot here for years I was never considered for it, which has always slightly galled me."

Obviously Nesbitt isn't going to spill any further details, but Mercurio did give us another cheeky anecdote about how the scene wasn't actually filmed in Spain, but Northern Ireland. "It was easier to keep it secret by plotting the scheme between the two of us rather than involving a proper casting process," the TV boss explained. "I did warn him there were two conditions: One, he'd have to wear shorts which might get very nippy on a cold day in Belfast and, two, he’d have to lie about it. The shoot at Belfast Marina went really smoothly, because the sun came out for about five minutes.