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Peterborough United promoted: The vengeance season completed
That one was for vengeance.
That one was for 54 points, Selhurst Park, Craig Alcock’s knee and eight years of near misses.
It was for those seasons under Dave Robertson, Graham Westley and Steve Evans.
For Rick Parry, Wycombe Wanderers and every other side who said they couldn’t play 10 games without fans last season and then proceeded to play 46 with nobody in attendance this time around.
That one was for points per f g game.
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May 3, 2021
On TV, cops are almost never the bad guys. But one television series has become the most popular in the UK by subverting that long-running trope.
Line of Duty, a BBC drama about an anti-corruption unit on a fictional police force in England, brought in 12.8 million live viewers for the finale of its sixth season yesterday, the Guardian reported. The BBC said that was the biggest audience for any single episode of British TV since 2001 (not including soap operas). It outperformed even the most-watched episodes of series like
Doctor Who and
What makes
Line of Duty unique and perhaps why it’s so appealing to viewers right now is that it’s one of the few mainstream TV dramas throughout history in which the major villains are all police officers, called “bent coppers” in the show. Series like
Line of Duty: Two ex-anti-corruption officers on how police actually catch bent coppers
While the menacing notion of “H” is fictional, police officers and staff can become involved in organised crime and criminality
James Holyoak, Staffordshire University
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