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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 writer and creator Jed Mercurio said working on the show has “been the highlight of his career” following the explosive season finale of the popular BBC crime drama.The Bodyguard writer, 55, took to Twitter to share his pride for the show and his love for the cast and crew on the team as the series draws to an end after another gripping season. Star of the show, Vicky McClure, who plays Kate Fleming on the BBC One drama, shared an emotional message thanking the cast and crew for their support for the show in the hours running up to the final episode.

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Line of Duty fans were left reeling during tonight's series 6 finale as the mysterious H was finally unmasked. Millions tuned in at 9pm on Sunday night as DI Ian Buckells was revealed to be the "Fourth Man", bringing an end to AC-12's hunt for bent coppers.

Line of Duty viewers are hopeful BBC One will release a seventh season of the hit show, after watching the nail-biting series six finale play out.The identity of the mysterious H was unveiled after years of anticipation, with DCI Ian Buckells exposed as the man behind the link to the OCG.However, watching from home, a number of viewers weren’t satisfied Patricia Carmichael's storyline - the detective chief inspector who is Ted Hastings’ arch enemy - was properly addressed.Carmichael (Anna Maxwell Martin) has left a number of fans wondering whether she is crooked, thanks to her vendetta against Ted (Adrian Dunbar) and determination to force him into early retirement.Taking to Twitter in the closing moments of the show, Line of Duty fans

Line of Duty fans were left shocked during tonight's final when 'H' was unmasked - as DCI Ian Buckells.

As Line of Duty's sixth series concluded on Sunday night, H was finally unmasked, Ted Hastings came clean, and many questions about how the OCG really operates were answered.

*Spoiler warning for Line of Duty series six*

When last man standing DSU Ian Buckells smugly asked Supt Ted Hastings if he’d like a glass of water, I honestly thought the gaffer might lean across the desk and punch that smirk clean off his face.

As the much anticipated finale of Line of Duty aired, and the 'the fourth man' – formerly known as 'H' - was revealed to be dim-witted copper DS Buckles, the ending has gone down in history – as one of the worst! Viewers raged on social media at the disappointing last episode. One viewer tweeted: “Mother of god, that was an anti climax!!!” In homage to one of Ted Hastings' classic phrases.

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Line of Duty fans had expressed their excitement at finally getting to discover the unknown corrupt officer following weeks of gripping drama.Tonight’s finale ended with H being unveiled as DS Ian Buckells (played by Nigel Boyle), leaving many fans unimpressed.Superintendent Ted Hastings (Adrian Dunbar), DS Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure) and DI Steve Arnott (Martin Compston) were also seen leaving AC-12 together.Fans of the show, including Piers Morgan, 56, have expressed their thoughts about the episode on Twitter.In view of his 7.9 million followers, he wrote: “Definately a tad underwhelming.

Line of Duty creators for a thrilling new BBC drama, with the trailer officially released on Sunday.Martin, who plays Steve Arnott in the hit cop show, will appear among the star-studded cast of the new show, which focuses on the disappearance of a Scottish fishing trawler.It comes from World Productions, the team behind Line of Duty.DCI Amy Silva, played by Suranne Jones, and DS Kirsten Longacre (Rose Leslie) are tasked with investigating a conspiracy at sea following a death on the submarine HMS Vigil and the boat’s disappearance.The police will be brought into close contact with the Navy and British security service, leading to some tense clashes as they investigate the country’s nuclear deterrent.In a trailer aired after the Line of

STRICTLY bosses are desperate to land a Line of Duty star for the new series – and have set their sights on Vicky McClure.  The Sun can reveal BBC producers are determined to try and benefit from the crime drama’s runaway success. And they believe 37-year-old Vicky, who plays Detective Constable Kate Fleming in the programme, may be up for a slot on TV’s most-loved Saturday night show.

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Line of Duty fans were left doing a double-take on Sunday evening, as H’s identity was finally revealed in history-making scenes.Detective Superintendent Ian Buckells has been unmasked as The Fourth Man, who has been working alongside the OCG while inside the police force.Watching the big reveal go down at home, viewers took to Twitter to express their shock, with many left feeling blindsided by H's reveal.However, there have been a number of clues dropped over the years pointing to Buckells, played by Nigel Boyle, as the mysterious crooked copper.Below are the biggest clues that have featured over the years, hinting Buckells is the baddie we have been looking for.DSI Buckells returned to Line of Duty in season six when he was appointed the

Line of Duty fans were left reeling during Sunday night’s tense finale as DCI Ian Buckells (Nigel Boyle) was shockingly unveiled as H, the bent copper who has been running the OCG from the inside all along.

Line of Duty fans have been left wondering if the show will ever return, with no announcement on Sunday night's series finale as to whether there will be a series seven.

Line of Duty viewers were left underwhelmed on Sunday night as the identity of 'H' was finally revealed to the nation.The wait for the final episode of series six spurred on countless theories over the fates of characters, and the truth about the mysterious 'H'.'H' or 'The Fourth Man' is the name given to a traitor within the upper ranks of the police force, who has been secretly pulling strings for the OCG (organised crime group) throughout Line of Duty’s run.It was billed as the moment viewers finally find out the identity of The Fourth Man, with the past six series building to this point.Fans finally found out 'H' was in fact DI Ian Buckells (Nigel Boyle) during the dramatic 60-minute finale episode, however, people watching the BBC One

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