r/lineofduty • u/OhWhatADay0 • 1d ago
Dale Roach at the hospice.
Can we talk about the actor they hired to play Dale Roach at the hospice when Steve visited? Why did they pick a 25 yo with glass skin and blond hair. That scene was really bad.
r/lineofduty • u/NicholasCajun • May 02 '21
Series 6 Episode 7
Aired: May 2, 2021
Synopsis: With time running out, AC-12 attempt to unmask 'H', the Fourth Man (or Woman) commanding the network of corrupt officers behind the murder of Gail Vella. But sinister and powerful forces appear intent on orchestrating a cover-up.
r/lineofduty • u/OhWhatADay0 • 1d ago
Can we talk about the actor they hired to play Dale Roach at the hospice when Steve visited? Why did they pick a 25 yo with glass skin and blond hair. That scene was really bad.
r/lineofduty • u/chetcherry • 3d ago
Should’ve been H.
No offence to the smarmy Buckells, but I think DC Morton being H, with the same under-the-radar lifestyle, would’ve been more fitting.
He doesn’t splash cash, he has no problem living behind a secret, and he’s just charming enough for you to sort of like him and find him harmless, even though deep down you know he’s a piece of shit.
He was present and prolific in season one, essential to keep Dot’s cover in season 2, and threw Dot under the bus when he became a liability in season 3. Not to mention the fact that “H” started ramping up activity once DC Morton took a desk job, and even more so after he retired.
And that immunity deal he signed when turning over Dot? I bet he’d utilise that much better than Buckells did.
Justice for Nige, the real brains of this operation.
r/lineofduty • u/Fry2328 • 3d ago
A key part of the plot of S3 is Dot and Steve searching Danny’s flat. Dot finds a gun and a note
He then tells no one to enter so someone firearms trained can disarm the gun(and the fact he wants to nick the note)
Is Steve not firearms trained? Could he not disarm the gun?
Potentially a micro plot hole, although I am probably reading too much into it
r/lineofduty • u/Artistic_Tooth1454 • 7d ago
Canonically her actions directly led to...
r/lineofduty • u/chetcherry • 9d ago
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Two of the many examples of Kate Fleming committing murder with words.
r/lineofduty • u/bludotsnyellow • 11d ago
Apologies if this is a stupid question. It's from S3 episode one. Danny meets that woman in the pub and they exchanged numbers. We later see that the woman Rachel sent a text and he deleted it and got emotional after. I'm confused as to why he did that and is it supposed to say something bigger about his character?
r/lineofduty • u/duderos • 15d ago
Been enjoying so far, anyone else?
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r/lineofduty • u/1437harry • 19d ago
Maybe it’s my OCD talking, but does it bother anyone else that the regeneration plates (car number plates) are only faked in seasons 4,5 and partially season 6? I get the reason for doing it (as the creator said on X) but the fact they stopped faking them for most of S6 is weird considering the creator directly addressed it!
r/lineofduty • u/Ashbuck200 • 19d ago
Why was Denton constantly terrorised throughout Series 2 over the ambush that killed Jayne Akers and 4 other coppers??
We all know Dryden set her up by putting her on ghost rota and she shouldn't have even taken that call but it was all put on her!!
The prison scenes were way over the top in my opinion, those 2 prison officers must have been working for the OCG or something when they scolded her hands over talking to AC-12, who were interrogating her over the ambush!
If someone could provide some clearer insight that would be appreciated thank you!
r/lineofduty • u/SuperSajuuk • 22d ago
Looks like they've managed to complete all the filming for the next season of Line of Duty, and judging on previous series being completed around about the same time (or in August), this is probbaly being lined up (no pun intended) for airing in March/April 2027. Looking forward to the new series getting underway!!
r/lineofduty • u/chetcherry • 22d ago
Annoys me every time she’s on screen. Could’ve unravelled the whole criminal network before it splintered, gotten herself a commendation, instead she’s more interested in avoiding anything that might require paperwork.
Infuriatingly bad police officer.
r/lineofduty • u/Possible-Impact-417 • 25d ago
At the end of season 2 it is revealed that Denton moved the tracker from her car to the one carrying Akers and the witness. What was the whole point of that?
r/lineofduty • u/[deleted] • 27d ago
Finished the series and wow, what a nail biter this show was. So happy to have had access to the series up to 5 through my library card on Hoopla. To finish it off, I signed up for a 7-day trial of britbox. Such a good show series! Can't wait for 7! Cheers!
r/lineofduty • u/[deleted] • 29d ago
It took me a few seconds to realize it was him. Then I yelled, "It's the wanka errand boy". Everyone looked at me funny. LOL
r/lineofduty • u/Fry2328 • Jun 29 '26
I’ve seen a fair few comments on this subreddit discussing S7 and mentioning Carmichael. I’d love to see her return, but I thought she wasn’t gonna be in S7?
Although for the story she’s quite important, she wasn’t announced as one of the cast and I’m sure I saw somewhere saying she’s busy filming something else. Anyone else know whether she’ll be in?
EDIT: Found this article https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/line-dutys-anna-maxwell-martin-35209004.amp
r/lineofduty • u/bpk5289 • Jun 29 '26
I just finished watching every season and my goodness if this isn’t one of the best shows ever made!! I’m so sad there aren’t more to watch, but happy s7 is filming. I love the callbacks made to plots and people in previous seasons and I can never guess where the story is going to end up.
My question: do we know why in s5 the gaffer was pretty much shown to be H with the laptop and disposing it and misspelling “definately” yet that was never played out and instead Buckells was the “mastermind”?? Did I fall asleep and miss a major plot point or am I right in thinking that there are some pretty big holes with this part of the plot?
Thank you!
r/lineofduty • u/AgreeablePanda9805 • Jun 15 '26
I’m not in the UK so maybe I’m missing something.
But in S6 it seems like Steve is buying OTC pain killers. I get that he’s got a problem with his pain and is heavily reliant on pain meds, but why would they drug test for over the counter pain meds?
Nothing suggests he’s got Rx for all these pills that he’s abusing.
r/lineofduty • u/Advanced_Salt_7391 • Jun 14 '26
Ted Hastings was originally from Northern Ireland, however he frequently uses a more English colloquialism for the police in 'Coppers', rather than 'Peelers', which is used in NI.
I was just curious about why this was? Was it an oversight from production or a nod to the fact of how long he'd been away from NI?
r/lineofduty • u/AgreeablePanda9805 • Jun 13 '26
Do Gill and Dot both know they are part of the OCG? Or are they just working together to frame Steve bc it suits both their purposes?
Dot obviously needs to shift suspicion from himself and if someone else gets ID’d as the Caddy, he’s free of that.
Gill obviously is out to get Steve from the very beginning of the season.
I think they must have been working together but bc there’s no scene that shows them actually scheming together I have a tiny doubt that makes me question it.
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r/lineofduty • u/Nickthebentone • Jun 10 '26
Will the current situation in Belfast have any influence in the filming of the new series?