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Line Of Duty’s Adrian Dunbar reveals he is not H in news that will delight millions of the show’s fans
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Updated: Apr 7 2021, 19:25 ET
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IT’S the question at the heart of Line Of Duty – which of its leading characters is secretly the criminal mastermind “H”?
Well for now, the show’s millions of viewers can rest easy, as it’s not the person many feared it could be anti-corruption chief Ted Hastings.
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The previous series saw Ted put in the frame by fellow copsCredit: BBC
Actor Adrian Dunbar, who has played the stalwart cop since the hit drama began on BBC2 in 2012, says he has been reassured by its creator Jed Mercurio that his iconic character is not the undercover fourth member of the organised crime group.
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Line of Duty spoilers follow – including season 6, episode 3 and its ending.
An AC-12 reunion. One police officer dramatically killed in the line of duty. And another taken, tail between legs, to be questioned by anti-corruption.
This week s (April 4)
Line of Duty was a jam-packed one. So let s take a moment to break it down.
Has it been Buckells all along? BBC
So we finally have an answer about the elusive Detective Superintendent Ian Buckells. Or do we?
Fans have long held suspicions that Buckells could be, as Hastings would put it, a bent copper . Thanks to his tendency to be in the wrong place at the wrong time (or the right place at the right time?) and his deep disdain for AC-12, he s been one to keep a close eye on ever since the first season.
The golden trio is back together again (almost) and all is well in the world.
It’s taken three episodes of this series of Line of Duty to reunite Hastings, Arnott and Fleming in the same room, but good things come to those who wait.
To recap, DI Kate Fleming ‘cooked her goose’ after tipping off her new boss, DCI Joanne Davidson, that AC-12 were on her trail and planning a raid. Superintendent Ted Hastings, already feeling bitterly let down by Fleming’s decision to quit his team and move to murder, announces that he’s through with her, when he learns she has sided with Davidson.