Line of Duty's gripping fourth season is an adrenaline-fueled thrill ride from start to finish. Read critic reviews
Line of Duty (2017)
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1. In the Shadow of Truth
Air date: Mar 26, 2017
DCI Roz Huntley is under intense pressure from her superiors to apprehend a serial murderer after months of fruitless investigation. When another young woman is abducted, Roz is on the scene to track down and charge a 24-year-old man.
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2. Who Sows the Wind
Air date: Apr 2, 2017
A dismembered body is discovered, and worries grow when DCI Roz Huntley fails to report for duty. AC-12 crank up their investigation into Operation Trapdoor, concerned that Michael Farmer will go to jail for crimes he didn't commit.
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3. In the Trap
Air date: Apr 9, 2017
As AC-12 wrestle with the new forensic evidence casting doubt over Tim Ifield, Kate is approached by another woman claiming to have been assaulted by Michael Farmer.
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4. Moral Superiority
Air date: Apr 16, 2017
Nick is brought in for questioning by AC-12, but while Nick denies any involvement in Steve's attack, his suspicions about Roz mount. AC-12 discover new anomalies in the forensic evidence and issue DCI Roz Huntley with a second Reg 15 notice.
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5. Lying Nest
Air date: Apr 23, 2017
DCI Roz Huntley struggles to allay her husband's suspicions. AC-12 find a new angle to pursue their case against her.
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6. Royal Hunting Ground
Air date: Apr 30, 2017
While Nick Huntley faces lengthy questioning over his role in Tim Ifield's murder, AC-12 remain convinced of Roz's involvement.
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Spoilers: They blew the title, as this was so thoroughly British, it was all about words, with long stretches of nothing but words in an interview room. Call it: Perverting the Course of Justice. What justice system besides the Brits has such a serious criminal charge? Perverting the course of justice? Uh, could you be a little more specific? No, mate, cheers, we got it covered. Yeah, you got EVERYTHING covered. You all right? I love the words they use, different than what we Yanks use across the pond. It's as if they are all always challenging each other to get the words right. Show Mummy you are doing the right thing, Ma'am. Are you a DC or a DS or a DCI, and get it right, already? Like their tennis. Is it a game point or set point or match point or championship point? If you don't get it right, dammit, you just aren't trying hard enough, you wanker! The Brits seem almost gentle, authority loving, even formal and "proper." And AC-12 cleans up the good guys who are really bad guys because that's the way they do it, for queen and country! And, really, God bless 'em, they don't carry guns without 14 layers of permission to even get the gun then return it (learn something, U.S. Senate!). Love Vicky McClure, big eyes, big heart, helps her sell betrayal, and Compston, he polished up the handle so carefully, and Dunbar, but we won't go down without a fight, are good, and Keeley, true meets false, and Polly, loyalty shmoyalty, too, and Thandie makes acting almost ethereally transcendent. The writer Mercurio has to give us 18 twists and turns or he just isn't giving it a proper turn at excellence and is just another wanker, mate! Sir! We'll overlook the traditional the sun never sets on the British empire angle, which ain't so proper, mate, what with boot heels on Irish necks and those of all manner of woggs in the colonies and such. This is cops making sure cops are cops and not robbers. Pip pip, mates! Cheers! Writing uneven but good enough, and better than a lot of TV. Soap angles, who's shaggin whom (not who!), mate, were fine because not overdone. Trust Mummy, mate, but keep an eye on everyone else, DS Fleming! Cheers! So, this is not bollocks, Ma'am ... as you were.
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Brilliant. Watch it!
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Love this one! TN is a queen! Taut, twisting, and clever, this season kills it
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I was scared to watch series 4 as didn't think anything could top series 3. Didn't think 4 was as good. The storyline seemed too unrealistic.
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Unrelenting start to finish. Ties into first three seasons so make sure to watch them first. Fantastic
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Another gripping story from Line of Duty. Maybe not as exhilarating as previous seasons, but does not disappoint.
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You just know the bad guy is going to get away with their deed, biting fingernails. Yelling at the screen.
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I watched up to Season 4 but I won't watch more. Its very well written and acted. Unfortunately the BBC Diversity Police got their clutches on what could have been a great drama. If you'd never been to the UK and watched this you'd think A. that 30% or more of the UK population is Black, which it isn't (Its less than 10%) and B. Most of the most physically demanding police jobs in the UK are done by Women, which is not the case by a very long way. The finale of Season 4 was farcical and a big let down after hours spent watching the build-up!. As a Brit I can't stand to watch any more of this grossly misrepresented view of British society.
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The core characters continue to develop in this excellent series.
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A bit disappointing compared to the first three series, I didn't fnd the performances beleiveable. Maybe the Director/Producer had been briefed to make it really fast paced. Maybe they felt something to prove because Thandi Newton was on board. There was no space for the characters or story to breathe. Disappointed.
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