Line of Duty definately part 3.

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Here is a new thread for when the old one is full.

TBF I'm not sure how much comedy/humour there was to be found in his character and situation.

He managed it with Compo in This is England. That was hardly light entertainment either.

I haven't seen that so I can't comment.

Going back to the Annemarie/Our Marie.
When I watched it the first time it was 'Annemarie'. But when I rewatched (whilst ironing) with DH (who watched it for the first time) it sounded more like 'Our Marie'.
Somebody needs to ask Jed on Twitter

He'll yeah! @bibity

Also haven't seen This is England, but like @DarlingNikita I'd be struggling to recall any moments where comedy would have worked in the Corbett role.
I won't have a bad word said about Stephen Grahams' performance, anyone who disagrees can meet me outside

To go back a page... if you watch LoD back on iPlayer, it is really clear that she says Anne Marie. No idea why it was less clear on telly.

The defenestration of Georgia in LoD is deliberate homage to House of Cards, apparently.

Cletus you NEED to watch This Is England. The film and the TV series are wonderful - harrowing but wonderful. You will love Stephen Graham in it (and his missus irl is fab in it too)

(Love your username - Walton Goggins character's name isn't it?)

I heard 'our Marie' via iPlayer on a smart TV!

Hmmmm. through my laptop speakers it's definately definately Anne Marie. Not one iota of doubt.

I can imagine that in a Scouse accent Anne could sound like 'our'

I'll go round all the Scousers at work and get them to say both to me!

Corvettes wife in the series isn't Liverpudlian, she's Irish. Amy de Bhrún.
She has just written and is starrng in a two hander on the life of Lady Mary Heath- an amazing little known about Irish woman. The first female commercial pilot in the world.

How far through the episode is the Anne/our Marie bit? I'll try to apply my Scouse ear...

About 3/4 through when she's on the phone to John, BoF.

Looking forward to Anna Maxwell Martin coming in next episode, she's one of my faves!

Fantasy AC-12 mug challenge:

What quote from the show would you choose for the rear of your mug? Also what rank would you be?

I was reading this thread last night and thinking to myself that I would have to have "I'm interested in one thing and one thing only, and that's catching bent coppers".

Got home from work today, and my daughter (fellow obsessive fan) had got me a present. AC-12 mug with that quote on!

And I guess I'd have to be the Senior Legal Counsel

If anyone is keeping count, I heard it as Our Marie too

Can someone please help me out here?

In a previous series, Kate went on her own to a senior PO in another division (another AC division??) to ask for permission to do something.

Who did she go and see? What was it about? Why did she have to go on her own? (without Arnott or Hastings).

Sorry my memory is so crap - but I feel it's significant somehow.

bib in series 3 she went to another female high up who couldn't be a mason. Are you thinking of that?

Ok in series 2 there's a Yorkshire bloke who is Jolly Rogerson's boss, his name is Les. He seems to know a lot and Ted seems a bit scared of him. Jolly was a DC Wee Gobshite was shagging a bit.

@thighofrelief101 that's Hargreaves is it not? Who was killed last week?

Yes that's Les Hargreaves also was Archie in Emmerdale many moons ago.
I must say Ted seems really shocked in S2 Ep4 that DCC Dryden was having an affair. Ted called him an adulterer when talking to Steve & Kate.

It was Superintendent Summers of AC3, Bibbity, and it was so Kate could get authorisation to investigate Dot Cottan.

I'm quite envious about Atias's mug. I'd settle for Detective Constable (less dangerous!) and "Sit down, fella, or I'll handcuff you to that desk!"