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Line Of Duty boss Jed Mercurio spoke out after fans were left disappointed by the ending of season six.

Line of Duty’s season six finale was a shocker - but not in the way many fans were expecting.

Line of Duty's sixth series concluded on Sunday, with H unmasked at last, and many burning questions that have been eating away at viewers were answered - though not all of them.

Line Of Duty moment.Superintendent Ted Hastings, exasperated beyond belief by Jo Davidson, let rip with a mighty: "Jesus, Mary and Joseph, and the wee donkey…"He looked ready to chew glass. We’ll all feel exactly the same tonight if we don’t finally find out the identity of H – the corrupt senior copper in league with organised crime.

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Line of Duty's Kelly Macdonald has revealed that only the programme's 'top cast' know who 'H' really is.The popular BBC drama is set to air its finale episode on Sunday and fans are desperate to find out who the mysterious "fourth man" is.Numerous characters are being speculated as viewers continue to try and work out who the individual commanding the network of corrupt officers is.Kelly, who plays Jo Davidson on the iconic programme, has said show creator Jed Mercurio is "troublesome" as she explained only the "top cast" know who 'H' is.The 45-year-old Trainspotting star told PA news agency: "The main cast know. I don't know about everybody.

Line of Duty found itself a new audience during the initial coronavirus lockdown period in March 2020, as the drama became an instant binge watch for viewers who couldn’t leave their homes.READ MORE: Martin Compston endured 'miserable' time in lead up to Line of DutyOne of those viewers was, in fact, Kelly Macdonald, who hadn’t seen an episode until she was cast by producers for the role of Jo Davidson.Glasgow born Kelly almost talked herself out of filming the drama after becoming too involved as she watched from the comfort of her home.After managing to get up to season four, Kelly forced herself to stop watching as Thandiwe Newton’s character, DCI Roz Huntley, was leading the Operation Trapdoor investigation.Speaking to Lauren Laverne on

Huge cheers in my house during last Sunday’s instalment of Line of Duty.

Line of Duty fans have come up with a theory about who Jo Davidson thought her dad was.

Line of Duty has led to a surge in interest in waistcoats with gripped viewers taking fashion inspiration from Steve Arnott. When you think of Line of Duty, you might wonder who the elusive ‘H’ is or if DCI Jo Davidson is well and truly a ‘bent copper.’ However, as the latest series nears its dramatic climax on Sunday, viewers have taken fashion inspiration from Martin Compston's character Steve Arnott, according to new analysis from ecommerce company Salesfire.

hereEpisode five gave viewers more insight into the rather sickening family tree of the bent copper as DCI Jo Davidson was grilled in interrogation.After being in interrogation for quite some time, a broken Jo admitted that she had been groomed into a life of crime and was hired by her 'uncle' Tommy Hunter to join the police force at the age of 16.But Jo’s story didn't stop there, as it is later revealed that her uncle Tommy is also her father.Eagle-eyed observers of the crime show suspect that Jo also has another family member that she’s failed to mention, as they suspect Marcus Thurwell played by actor James Nesbit is also Jo's step-dad, who she revealed was a bent copper.*Do you have a Line of Duty theory? Tell us in the comments below

Line of Duty season six has been everything we could have asked for and more! The drama has been hyped up to 100 this time around, which means that there are even more mysteries for us to unravel.

Line Of Duty were left gobsmacked and quite disgusted by the revelations on Sunday night’s show, after they discovered more about DCI Jo Davidson and her family history.

Line of Duty fans were left scratching their heads after spotting an obvious error in Sunday's episode.

Line of Duty fans were delivered some really exciting twists during Sunday night’s explosive instalment on BBC One, but many were left totally confused by a Darren Hunter plot hole. Darren Hunter is original series villain Tommy Hunter’s son, and has only ever popped up as one of the suspects in the Lawrence Christopher case.Tommy Hunter was the leader of the Organised Crime Group when the cop drama first started back in 2012.

Line Of Duty is still driving fans crazy with its nailbiting twists and turns. In last night’s penultimate episode, viewers were treated to a James Bond-style car chase with Kate Fleming at the wheel as she fled the murder scene of dodgy cop Ryan Pilkington.

LINE Of Duty's Ted Hastings left fans 'roaring' after switching up his iconic catchphrase last night. The popular BBC crime drama continues to impress and the penultimate episode hosted yet another intense interrogation interview.

LINE of Duty fans were left baffled during last night's episode after DCI Fleming made an obvious blunder at the shootout crime scene. Viewers have claimed that Fleming and Davidson have made themselves look 'dodgy' by leaving after last week's shootout.

Kelly Macdonald has been praised by fans for her performance in last night’s dramatic episode of Line of Duty. The Scots actress, who plays DSI Jo Davidson on the show, came under intense cross examination from AC-12, in what was billed as the longest interview ever seen on the BBC cop drama.

Line of Duty’s most recent episode was yet another to leave viewers on the edge of their seats. During a particular tense interrogation interview scene with DI Joanne Davidson, her family ties to Tommy Hunter were unveiled, but who is he? We’ve heard Tommy’s name crop up several times in the new series, and Tommy Hunter is a big part of Line of Duty history.

Line of Duty fans have gone crazy over the latest Line of Duty blunder which saw Scotsman Martin Compston make two major mistakes about what happens in his native land. The Greenock -born actor came up with a couple of clangers in Sunday night’s record-long interrogation of Acting Detective Superintendent Jo Davidson in the hit BBC show.