Line of Duty series finale will ‘shock and frustrate’ fans, Dot Cottan actor Craig Parkinson teases

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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.

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 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.

With the series finale looming, fans of Line of Duty have unearthed a telling interview with former star Craig Parkinson which hinted that Kate Fleming, played by Vicky McClure, is hiding a huge secret. In the exclusive clip dating back to August 2020, Craig, 45, revealed to This Morning hosts Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford that viewers can “never trust Vicky McClure” suggesting Kate could be the face behind the infamous H.

Line Of Duty season six finale is who is the elusive 'H'?Vicky McClure's mum has suggested that her daughter's character Kate Fleming could be the fourth rogue cop.The heavily anticipated finale is due to air tonight on BBC One with former cast member Craig Parkinson, who played infamous Caddy, claiming it will ‘shock and frustrate’ viewers.

With just one episode left in the current series of Line of Duty, former star Craig Parkinson has shared his fears that Ted Hastings could leave the show for good. Speaking on his Obsessed With… Line of Duty podcast on BBC Sounds, Craig, who starred as DI Cottan up until series three, and his guest, author Elizabeth Day, discussed their predictions for the hotly-anticipated series finale.

Line of Duty star Craig Parkinson, who played DI Matthew 'Dot' Cottan, has revealed Sunday night's series six finale will "break viewers' hearts".

Like so many other people in the UK, one actor who previously starred on the smash hit Line Of Duty has found himself wrapped up in the show over the past few weeks.

Line Of Duty's creator Jed Mercurio has been addressing some of the biggest fan theories ahead of Sunday night's final.

Line of Duty fans are counting down the minutes until tomorrow’s season finale - but with the identity of ‘H’ still to be revealed, some eagle-eyed viewers have a new theory as to exactly who it could be.Sunday night will spell the end of the most action-packed season yet, with the future of several characters still unclear going forward.But with AC12 finally now closing in on the so-called fourth man, H, could the information really have been there all along?It seems Dot Cottan’s (played by Craig Parkinson) dying declaration may still hold the key to revealing the name - but in a slightly different way to what was previously believed.Dot was famously shot at the end of season three after he was discovered to be the caddy for the OCG.In his

Craig Parkinson has predicted that the finale of season six of Line Of Duty is going to "break hearts" among the show's legions of viewers.

Line of Duty actor Craig Parkinson, who played the dastardly villain the Caddy - also known as Dot - on the BBC cop show, dropped some major hints on BBC Breakfast today about the season six finale.

Line of Duty fans are fearing the worst for their beloved trio of characters after the actor who played baddie Dot Cottan dropped a cryptic comment on BBC Breakfast.With just two days to wait until the eager-anticipated season finale of the pulse-racing BBC cop drama, fans up and down the country have been trying to formulate their own answers to the show’s biggest questions.But one person who has been lucky enough to see the final episode, airing on May 2, seems to have suggested things don’t bode well for Steve Arnott (Martin Compston), Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure) and Ted Hastings (Adrian Dunbar).Craig Parkinson played notorious bent copper Matthew “Dot” Cottan in three seasons of Line of Duty.He was quizzed on what fans can expect for

Line of Duty fans were left "terrified" and "feeling sick" as they listened to a new podcast which teased the final episode of series six.

Line of Duty star Craig Parkinson has confirmed he has seen the much-anticipated series six finale episode, and he was definitely teasing some major theories.

Line of Duty fans are convinced Patricia Carmichael is a bent copper, but actor Craig Parkinson seemed to rubbish the theory.The actor, who DI Matthew "Dot" Cottan on the BBC drama before his character was killed off, was interviewed during tonight's The One Show.Presenters Alex Jones and Amol Rajan grilled Craig ahead of the final episode, but the actor wasn't giving much away.However, when Amol asked him about a certain fan theory, he remarked that it was "ridiculous".The presenter asked Craig: "Debbie says I think Carmichael, i.e Anna Maxwell Martin, is bent.

Line of Duty show-runner Jed Mercurio has rubbished the theory that Chloe Bishop could be Tony Gates’ daughter, calling it "preposterous".Appearing on the Obsessed With… Line of Duty podcast, Jed spoke to presenter Craig Parkinson about some particularly pervasive fan theories floating about on social media.One of which is the idea that DC Chloe Bishop could be Tony Gates’ daughter.Tony was a Detective Chief Inspector at Central Police way back in series one.

Line of Duty is about to broadcast its hotly anticipated finale this weekend as fans are hoping to finally find out the identity of the mysterious 'H'.Viewers have been scratching their heads for years as officers have been trying to identify 'H' throughout the six seasons of the BBC police drama.Show creator Jed Mercurio has now dropped a 'H' bombshell ahead of the final episode.During BBC podcast 'Obsessed with... Line of Duty', he hinted that the mystery criminal could be a member of AC-12 as he hinted "sometimes our heroes let us down".Former cast member Craig Parkinson said: "I've had sleepless nights.

As we all eagerly await the Line of Duty finale this weekend, fans have speculated about who could be the mystery person underneath the balaclava in the trailer for next week’s episode. As the sixth series of the popular cop drama comes to a close this Sunday, fans have been dissecting the new trailer saying they believe Chief Constable Philip Osborne is the mystery balaclava man.

LINE of Duty fans are convinced Dot Cottan exposed the fourth member of H in a game-changing clue before his death. The character was revealed to be a bent copper in the series three finale, and as he lay dying, he managed to blink out a clue to another corrupt officer called 'H' to Kate Fleming.