Line of duty

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Is this the best drama on bbc since state of play?

I have to admit to being partial to Lennon James, but I think they're all great, even including Neil morrissey.
I just hope they don't cop out over the remaining episodes as bbc dramas often seem to.
Anyone?

I was getting annoyed about all the emphasis on the glass he removed from the house. Why didn't he just bung it in a recycling bin?

Why did he keep the glass instead of smashing it to smithereens?

True. The glass is a yawning plot hole

I think he wants to be caught, deep down.

When is the next episode? I watched on catch up and enjoyed that but hate waiting

Did I imagine the glass being taken out of a dishwasher at his workplace?

What´s that about, then?

I suppose it's hiding it in plain view IYSWIM but I still don't see the point of it. Apart from it can be found and finish the series

Its on tuesday @9 goingunder.

It's repeated Sunday, and shown on Tuesday, I think.

Gates appears to have taken the glass into the police station and put it in the dishwasher.

Thank you i look forward to it

But won´t someone recognise it?

I still would have took a hammer to it and throw the pieces all over town. I would be a good criminal.

I'm afraid it's gone a bit meh for me already. The glass in the dishwasher was just rid ic u lous. I was enjoying the characterisation but last episode was all stupid plot twists. Bloody bbc. Mind you, the young kid - great actor, he's hateful!!

The other thing that annoyed me (am I thinking about this too much? ) was that Gates was hit on the head hard enough to knock him out for a while. Why were there no marks, bruises, swelling etc on his head afterwards?

Because he's nails!

There's that Idontknow. His face would be smashed and he would be a touch concussed. I still want to like it even though I don't fancy Lennie James a bit.

and why didnt lenni tell the truth, he told half the truth, or some of it.
so it is not making sense
and the young AC bloke seems very jumped up

Agree it hasn't quite lived up to the first episode, but it's still a good watch and has some interesting ideas. I LOVE Adrian Dunbar in this, he is sooooo believable.

Well that was a bit too much for me.

So Gates would rather someone die than admit his own involvement?

Do we think that the order to leave the surveillance early wasn´t from Gates?

Is Adrian Dunbar really the baddie??

Good grief! I kept waiting for Gates to gave a change of heart. He's an idiot to think he'll ever be out of their pockets.

The wee kid in it is a total git isn't he?

Oh & the Neil Morrissey character-what a bastard!

Surprised Fleming didn´t think to say that she had a work phone & a personal phone.

Pretty obvious she´d get found out, though & I´m surprised Gates didn´t seem to suspect her.

I'm assuming Gates has only sunk this low in a desperate bid to protect his daughters- presumably the 'baddies' will or have threatened them.

Yes that young lad is a nasty piece of work.

The two 'bobbies on the beat' make me laugh- they are like a double act.

I hope the female bobby gets her comeuppence. I don't like her.
Gates is starting to unravel. I don't know what to make of Adrian Dunbar. I can't figure out if he's bad or just likes to fire his officers up and let them loose.

I'm confused as to who is meant to be the bad and good people.

I love it and get quite excited saddo when I recognise the places in Birmingham where it's filmed.

Yes I'm thinking Dunbar is in with the Scottish guy on the phone and works with them and thats how he worked off his debts!