Line of Duty series 3

I have now got to the end of series 2. It explains a lot! I just thought, originally, that Lindsay Denton was completely innocent and didn't appreciate the whole back story.
I think series 3 was the best and look forward to series 4.

I have just opened my birthday present, it is series 1 and 2 of Line of Duty, I cannot wait to watch it, should fill in a few gaps!

I read today the next series will be on BBC1 as it gained such a large audience..

I am now watching series 1 - they all look much younger!

Ana Hari was the Asian officer Dot got the award for catching.

carerof123 the summary at the end showed Steve was reinstated. I think Gill will have resigned as suggested by Ted.

Talking about Gill, I didn't recognise Polly Walker at first. She's put on a lot of weight since I saw her last. I think it was in Rome where she was naked a lot!

Lets hope the next series will answer some of our questions.

What happened to Hari Bains and the PR lady.

Who are the men at the top, the court case against Fairbanks, so want to see him bought to justice for his awful crimes.

Will Steve be reinstated? There are so many avenues the story line could go down or it may be a entirely new one. I can't wait!!!

Hari Bains?

Caught up tonight and wondered whether or not to post , After The Lord Mayors Show type of thing.

It was just too good not to comment on however. I thought it was brilliant and I agree , edge of the seat stuff. If Dot had gotten away with it or there was no conclusion I think I would have put my foot through the tele.

Certainly up there with the likes of Happy Valley. Great viewing.

Hari Bains. No, I don't think it was NanKate. I can't remember how his story ended. Didn't he confess to liking Danny?

Was there anything said in the summing up titles at the end to say if the Asian police officer, can't remember his name, was released as Dot set him up. Perhaps not as he was receiving those dodgy mobile phones from Dot - a bit confused.

Excellent series and Keely Hawes was brilliant IMO.

Could Kate be the next James Bond - all that running, commandeering trucks at the same time as carrying a machine gun, phew.

Loved it especially the uncertainty about who Kate was really investigating. The interviews were so gripping. Ending was a bit OTT.

I thought series 3 was even better than 2, Leticia. We didn't see 1, so have that treat to come.

Glad to say that it really didn't matter not having seen the previous series.

I thought it was superb- who would think that the police interviews could be so tense and such good drama?
I shall now watch series 1 and 2.

I wondered about those armed police officers outside the interview room too, pompa.

Superb. Better than a few other dramas around at present. So glad they got him. We were on the edge of our seat. Who were his controllers? A bit ott but not rushed like the end of Scott and Bailey.

What a brilliant series, particularly the last episode. I didn't think there would be a series 4, the way the summing up was done just before the credits, so I'm very pleased to hear that there is going to be.

Phew! Still digesting all that!

I thought the final few minutes were a bit OTT, but blimey-those two actors must be fit!

I think there's more to come from Gill. So glad Fairbanks will stand trial after all. Looking forward to that.

Still not quite clear why the getaway vehicle seemed to be driving around in circles.....and what happened to the driver? Who was the driver, come to that?

I KNEW Maneet would have a hand in it somehow!

Series 4 is on the way, wonder which way the plot will twist, there must be more bad apples lurking in the barrel. Can't wait.

It was great, yes one or two anomalies, but so what, we were glued to the television for l one and a half hours, with superb acting that really took us into the story, because that is what it was, and beautifully written. More please.

There were a few occurrences that were a little far fetched to make the plot work, but none the less, it was brilliant.
One thing I did not understand was, why was there an armed guard for Dot when he was interviewed ?.. If it was because he was suspected of murder, why did Steve not have the same guard ?

It was brilliant, great dialogue, no weak links amongst the actors and an enthralling final episode. I'm so relieved that Hastings, Steve and Kate all came out of it with their integrity (and everything else) intact.
Wilma - probably Fairbanks was never unfit to stand trial, it was a good attempt on his part to claim his faulty memory meant he wasn't. Steve's involvement with Lyndsay did leave her in a position to steal his note book but look at the result.

Am I right in thinking the profile suggested that the Caddie worked for organised crime? Yes, the potential for deep route corruption is scary

I agree she was covering up for PR reasons, but I was thinking she was incompetent in thinking that approach was acceptable. I suspect your take is right though. I wasn't sure if she was a civilian appointment or a police officer. If she was a police officer, I did wonder at one point if she helped cover up the child abuse as a junior officer. The potential for deep rooted corruption was scary.

I'm not sure Gill was just guilty of incompetence - wasn't it more like, even when she knew the extent of corruption in the police force, she made a decision, for PR purposes, to help to try and cover it up? Or maybe it was more sinister than that - it was left a bit in the air, possibly to be re-visited in the next series, together with the identity of the person for whom Dot was working.

I think the final shoot out was to demonstrate that so many levels of the force had been corrupted, even the firearms team. I think it was also to show that people even higher up than the local bigwigs were involved in the the paedophile ring and that they would use all power at their disposal to prevent their involvement being revealed. Makes you wonder doesn't it.