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Buckells comes under scrutiny Line of Duty is a must watch tonight... The stars are out (virtually) for The BAFTA Film Awards, Det Supt Buckells is in the spotlight in Line of Duty, and it’s the final Midsomer Murders. Here’s what you shouldn’t be missing on TV tonight.  Our hand-selected recommendations for what’s on TV tonight include three TV shows, a film, live sport and the latest trending need-to-binge-on-now box set  What’s on TV tonight  Our expert TV journalists have picked the best things on TV tonight…  Best TV shows on TV tonight Line of Duty, 9pm, BBC1

Line of Duty season six: HELLO! breaks down episode four

Line of Duty: Recap of Season 6 Episode 3 as AC-12 set their sights on Buckells We're midway through the sixth series of Line of Duty - and AC-12 are on the hunt for their latest bent copper Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice We're three episodes into...

Saturday, 10th April 2021 at 1:19 pm Martin Compston has got fans in a frenzy after claiming episode 4 of Line of Duty is “one of the best” creator Jed Mercurio has ever written. Advertisement The actor – who plays the recently promoted DI Steve Arnott in the police procedural – said the upcoming episode, which will air on BBC One on Sunday, 11th April, has the potential of becoming a “classic” episode in the show’s nine year history. Sharing a cryptic photo on Twitter of his character aiming a gun in the back of what looks like a police van, he wrote: “Tomorrow’s the big o...

Don't show me this message again✕ With the sixth series of Line of Duty approaching its midway point, it seems like things are starting to heat up for Steve Arnott and co. Episode three features the most memorable set piece of the season to date, as nefarious officer Ryan Pilkington (Gregory Piper) attempted to drown a key witness and fellow police officer after a lakeside car accident. The scene embodies much of what makes Line of Duty great: it’s unexpected, edge-of-your-seat stuff that manages to sell a ridiculous twist as completely plausible.  Elsewhere, the episode is more subdu...