Catch up with Line of Duty episode 5 via BBC iPlayer for the next 30 days.
AC-12’s loyalties are divided when DS Steve Arnott comes under scrutiny from his colleagues. With his career in jeopardy, Arnott turns to an unlikely source for help.
Episode 6 (the series 3 finale) airs Thursday 28 April at 9PM on BBC Two. Get a sneak peek here.
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Line of Duty Series 3 episode 5– 21 April 2016: We will let the reviews do the talking here this week but be warned you won’t be able to avoid this episodes stunning events!
We will be posting reviews and recaps after each episode airs. If you’d rather not know what has happened until you have watched please proceed with caution on the following links:
The Guardian: Excellent blog and discussion of each episode.
The Daily Mail: Who can we trust in Line of Duty
Huffington Post review and a separate interview with Daniel Mays about his time on Line of Duty.
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Catch up with Line of Duty episode 4 via BBC iPlayer for the next 30 days.
Fresh testimony launches AC-12 back on the trail of the Caddy, a corrupt officer with links to organised crime. But new disturbing evidence suggests the Caddy may reside within AC-12.
Episode 5 airs Thursday 21 April at 9PM on BBC Two. Get a sneak peek.
Catch up with Line of Duty episode 3 via BBC iPlayer for the next 30 days.
DS Steve Arnott believes there is a dark secret in Danny Waldron’s past. But while DI Cottan is commended for cracking the Waldron case, the spotlight falls on Arnott’s questionable conduct in a previous enquiry.
Episode 4 airs Thursday 14 April at 9PM on BBC Two. Get a sneak peek.
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Line of Duty Series 3 episode 3– 7 April 2016- We learn the sad truth about Danny Waldron’s past and what lead to his actions in episode 1.
We will be posting reviews and recaps after each episode airs. If you’d rather not know what has happened until you have watched please proceed with caution on the following links:
The Guardian: Excellent blog and discussion of each episode.
Radio Times: Episode review and 9 burning questions from episode 3.
Den of Geek
Huffington Post
Daily Express: Interestingly enough, series three’s original chief villain actually turned out to be the unlikely hero. You really started to feel sorry for Danny and his tragic life.
BT TV: Six questions we are all asking after episode 3.
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That was certainly a roller-coaster ride of a Line of Duty episode! We won’t spoil the shocking and stunning events that took place and suggest you watch the episode as soon as possible if you haven’t already!
Catch up with episode 2 via BBC iPlayer for the next 30 days.
Episode 3 airs Thursday 7 April at 9PM on BBC Two. Get a sneak peek.
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Line of Duty Series 3 episode 2 – 31 March 2016 (Happy Birthday to Danny Mays!)
We will be posting reviews and recaps after each episode airs. If you’d rather not know what has happened until you have watched please proceed with caution on the following links:
The Telegraph: Did Line of Duty give us the most thrilling shock of 2016?
The Guardian: You ain’t seen nothing yet.
The Sun: Line Of Duty is a compellingly complicated cauldron of corruption
Digital Spy: The suspense is terrible… we hope it will last!
Cult Box: The man deserves a BAFTA re: Daniel Mays’s stunning performance
Den of Geek: If paranoia were a drug, Line Of Duty is a top-rung dealer.
Daily Express: We’re really falling down the Line of Duty rabbit hole now.
BT.com: Episode 2 is all about questions. Oh, and there are a few shocks too. But mainly questions.
Updated 31 March
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The much-anticipated Line of Duty series 3 premiere is tonight at 9PM on BBC Two.
Daniel Mays stars as Sergeant Danny Waldron, the highly proficient leader of an Armed Response Unit whose unpredictable behaviour is becoming a threat to colleagues and suspects. When AC-12 are called in to investigate Danny’s conduct, even they could find themselves in the firing line. Mays joins returning cast Martin Compston as Detective Sergeant Steve Arnott, Vicky McClure as Detective Constable Kate Fleming and Adrian Dunbar as Superintendent Ted Hastings.
Tune in tonight at 9PM on BBC Two.
The episode will be available on BBC iPlayer shortly after broadcast.
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A special Line of Duty 13 minute catch-up episode is now available for viewing online on via BBC iPlayer. The episode features Daniel Mays as Sgt Danny Waldron.
Watch the episode here (now available for 7 days)
Series 3 premieres Thursday 24 March at 9PM on BBC Two.
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BBC has confirmed today that Line of Duty series 3 will begin on Thursday 24 March at 9PM on BBC Two.
Daniel Mays stars as Sergeant Danny Waldron:
The series opens with the fatal shooting of a criminal suspect by an armed response unit led by Sergeant Danny Waldron (Daniel Mays).
Danny and his team claim they acted in self-defence, but AC-12, led by Superintendent Ted Hastings (Adrian Dunbar), gather evidence that suggests that this was a deliberate killing. Under interview, Danny confidently rebuts all of AC-12’s accusations that he acted unlawfully, so DC Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure) is sent undercover into Danny’s team to find out more.
Ingratiating herself to her new colleagues, Kate is quick to identify tensions and conflict between Danny and his team. But when Kate’s own conduct comes under scrutiny she finds herself sidelined from an armed drugs raid that goes very badly wrong.
Line of Duty series 3 consists of 6 episodes through 28 April.
Tune in to BBC Two every Thursday evening at 9PM for this thrilling series.
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