Line of Duty’s Nigel Boyle says he kept ‘H’ identity a secret for a YEAR

EUROVISION presenters Rylan Clark-Neal and Scott Mills dish out AC-12 points in this Line Of Duty spoof. The duo grill 2021’s UK entry James Newman as heads of the BBC’s ESC-21 in the skit, which will be screened during the first semi-final from Rotterdam.

Not everyone was a fan of Line of Duty's series six ending, but when one viewer took their outrage too far, writer Jed Mercurio had the best comeback. It was a heartstopping moment for Lorraine Kelly, though, who mistook the tweet hitting back at the "cheap little show" jibe as being about her.

DISAPPOINTED Line of Duty fans say they are unconvinced by the series six finale unveiling of Ian Buckells as the elusive "H". Meanwhile the show's top stars -including Ted Hastings actor Adrian Dunbar have all vowed to get matching AC-12 tattoos.

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Line of Duty has taken to Twitter to publicly defend last week's grand finale of season six, after many viewers branded it a 'let down'. On Sunday night, the identity of bent copper 'H' was unveiled as DCI Ian Buckells, and many LOD fans were left angry at the 'anticlimax'.Creator Jed Mercurio and the cast of the show have been left with no choice to defend the ending on social media as people are still talking about it.Taking to Twitter, Mercurio wrote: "1.

DISAPPOINTED Line of Duty fans say they are unconvinced by the series six finale unveiling of Ian Buckells as the elusive "H". Meanwhile the show's top stars -including Ted Hastings actor Adrian Dunbar have all vowed to get matching AC-12 tattoos.

Line of Duty's creator Jed Mercurio has confessed he gave fans a huge hint as to who H was in the very first season of the show. Fans of the programme were left furious after it was revealed "the fourth man" was dim-witted copper DS Ian Buckells, who is played by Nigel Boyle, in Sunday night's finale episode.

With Line of Duty’s sixth season finale dividing viewers on Sunday night with the unveiling of the elusive ‘Fourth Man’ working from within the force to aid criminals, obsessive fans have been pouring back over past episodes to look for clues they missed.

Line of Duty star Nigel Boyle, who plays DSU Ian Buckells, has had a busy few weeks. Not only has he and his wife just welcomed a baby into the family, but last weekend his character was unmasked as the elusive H in the hugely-popular police drama.Viewers saw the big reveal in the season six finale, which aired on Sunday night.Following the success of the series, which pulled in over 12.8 million viewers, fans want to know if it will return for more instalments.The father-of-three spoke about the future of the show this morning, during an appearance on Zoe Ball’s BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show.The presenter asked the question everyone wants to know, “Will there be anymore Line of Duty?”“I certainly don’t know.

Line Of Duty all the time.The show's climax drew an audience of nearly 13 million on Sunday and we discovered exactly who the mastermind criminal was.But the first clue was dropped in the very early days of the BBC cop drama, the show's writer has confessed.He told the Obsessed with… Line of Duty podcast that it was "always really important to me" that the person behind the 'Fourth Man' was a part of the show from the very start.Jed explained how he offered a sign the officer, played by Nigel Boyle, was bent way back in 2012.Buckells allowed the caddy Dot Cottan to speak with Tommy Hunter alone in the back of a van – but even when re-watching for clues, very few stumbled across it.He said: "It was always really important to me that it was

Line of Duty fans were frantically trying to figure out who the mysterious 'H' was before he was finally revealed on Sunday night.

DISAPPOINTED Line of Duty fans say they are unconvinced by the series six finale unveiling of Ian Buckells as the elusive "H". Meanwhile the show's top stars -including Ted Hastings actor Adrian Dunbar have all vowed to get matching AC-12 tattoos.

Love it or hate it, we finally know who was behind the H moniker in Line of Duty after almost a decade. Some fans called foul as they did not believe that the unmasked police officer could be the Fourth Man that alluded AC-12 all these years.

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The finale of Line of Duty series six pulled in huge viewing figures on Sunday evening.

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LINE of Duty's Martin Compston has revealed he made a pact with his co-stars to get matching AC-12 tattoos ahead of the series finale's ratings success.

Line of Duty star Martin Compston has broken his silence after fans were left disheartened with the ending of Sunday's finale.The 36-year-old seemed to sympathise with viewers who were less than impressed with the grand reveal.In a post shared to Instagram, the star better known for his role as Detective Inspector Steve Arnott, told his following that he "fully understood" the backlash.The suspense had mounted throughout series six, with fans desperate to figure out the identity of the corrupt member of the OCG known as H.It was revealed that Ian Buckells, played by actor Nigel Boyle, was the person behind H.He gave a series of "no comment" responses while in the interrogation room, before he finally cracked under the pressure, explaining

Line Of Duty's sixth season conclude on Sunday night with a 56. 2% share - recording the network's highest ever overnight rating.

Line of Duty creator Jed Mercurio admitted that he had tactically made sure Buckells was packed off to prison early in order to throw viewers off the scent.

Line of Duty's Martin Compston and his co-stars are to get matching tattoos after the controversial series finale earned 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.