Lately, among newspaper columnists and keyboard jockeys in the Fourth Estate gallop, there’s a tendency to shoehorn in a mention of a popular show that they’re also totes into too, honest, in an attempt to let you know they’re relevant. Popular namedrops include True Detective, Borgen, House of Cards and, yes, they’re good shows. But … >
Jed Mercurio’s police corruption drama Line Of Duty is back for a second season. > Read our spoiler-free preview. Detective Inspector Lindsay Denton is played by Keeley Hawes, Detective Sergeant Steve Arnott by Martin Compston, Detective Constable Kate Fleming by Vicky McClure, Superintendent Ted Hastings by Adrian Dunbar, Deputy Chief Constable Mike Dryden by Mark … >
Jed Mercurio’s police corruption drama Line Of Duty is back for a second series, starring Steve Toussaint as Chief Superintendent Ray Mallick.
At its present rate, by the finale of Line of Duty’s second series we at CultBox are going to be left so dumbfounded by the breakneck twists and dramatic turns that the only way we’ll be able to communicate in the way of a review will be with a .GIF of that Dramatic Chipmunk and ‘FIVE STARS’ beneath it.
A set of promotional photos for the second series of police corruption drama Line of Duty have been unveiled.
Police corruption drama Line of Duty will return next month for a second series.
Jed Mercurio’s police corruption drama Line Of Duty returns to BBC Two for a second series later this month and CultBox was lucky enough to attend a recent screening of the opening episode in London, followed by a Q&A session with the show’s stars – Keeley Hawes, Jessica Raine, Martin Compston and Vicky McClure.
Jed Mercurio’s police corruption drama Line Of Duty returns to BBC Two for a second series later this month and there are dark times ahead for AC-12 when a police convoy is ambushed leaving three police officers dead and a protected witness seriously injured.
Police corruption drama Line of Duty returns to BBC Two for a second series next year and a new trailer has been released.
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