Nelson writer of Line of Duty has this message for fans after final episode
The writer of Line of Duty, Jed Mercurio. Right, Vicky McClure as Kate Fleming and Martin Compston, who plays Steve Arnott The writer of Line of Duty, Jed Mercurio has thanked fans after the much-anticipated episode was watched by more than 12 million viewers. During Sunday night’s episode of the BBC One series, DSU Ian Buckells, played by Nigel Boyle, was unmasked as the mysterious H, the corrupt police officer at the top of a criminal conspiracy. Mercurio also addressed the series’ divisive ending, writing on Twitter: “We’re honoured and flattered by the viewing figures for #LineofDuty6. We knew attempting to explore the real nature of corruption in our society wouldn’t appeal to everyone, but we do sincerely thank you all for watching. It’s been our privilege to share your Sunday nights.”
Writer of Line of Duty has this message for fans after final episode
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December 30, 2020, 10:35 pm
Jed Mercurio has written some of the biggest British TV hits of the 21st century (Isabel Infantes/PA)
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