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Vicky McClure as Kate Fleming and Martin Compston as Steve Arnott Well, fellas, if you’re only interested in catching bent coppers, the season six finale pretty much did the job. It turns out that DCI Ian Buckells wasn’t just an incompetent middle-manager who failed upwards – he was also H, or the Fourth Man, the final OCG plant in the police force.  But have we really seen the last of the BBC ratings juggernaut? Let’s hope not: there are still plenty of questions we need answering. And don’t you give us “no comment”, wee Jed Mercurio. 1. Is that the end of the OCG/police consp...

WARNING: SPOILERS FOR LINE OF DUTY'S SERIES SIX FINALE  Ex-barman Nigel - who portrayed Buckells throughout the show's first, fourth and sixth series - started his career with minor roles in Corrie and Peaky Blinders  The youngest in his family of six, he was born in Moseley, Birmingham, before he relocated to the city's Bartley Green suburb as a child His parents came to the West Midlands from Ireland in the 50s and would often 'move around' as they were involved in the pub trade 'I was always hanging round with my dad and pulling pints and working with him', he previously said 

He's become beloved to Line Of Duty fans for his role as Terry Boyle in BBC's ratings juggernaut Line Of Duty. And Tommy Jessop has claimed he 'had a feeling' who H was ahead of Sunday's dramatic series six finale which saw DSI Ian Buckells (Nigel Boyle) unveiled as The Fourth Man. Appearing on Monday's Good Morning Britain, the actor, 36, who has downs syndrome, also told how he did much of his own stunts on the series, including the crash scene where his character Terry ended up in the river. Show: Tommy Jessop has claimed he 'had a feeling' who H was ahead of Sunday's dramatic series six...

The real meat of the episode, though, still lay ahead. Some have criticised recent seasons of the show for resorting to thriller pyrotechnics – gunplay over nuance. That certainly wasn’t the case here. Instead, creator Jed Mercurio treated viewers to an attempt at achieving moral closure for the protagonists – which may tell its own story about whether or not Line of Duty has a future beyond this season. Many viewers harboured dark fears about Ted Hastings. Surely not Ted? Well, no. But there were undeniably questions to answer, and answer he did. The most affecting interrogation scene ...

Line of Duty creator Jed Mercurio says he knew ending 'wouldn't appeal to everyone' Mirror 5 hrs ago Lily Waddell Line Of Duty boss Jed Mercurio spoke out after fans were left disappointed by the ending of season six. Sunday's explosive finale saw AC-12 unravel the secret identity of H or the Fourth Man as the seemingly bumbling officer Ian Buckles. Fireworks were going off on social media when fans complained about the anti-climatic end to the series which also saw Jo Davidson gain witness protection where she lived happily ever after in a beautiful house with a new lover a...