Line of Duty (BBC Police Drama)
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king hell, the last 10 minutes were proper edge of the seat stuff!So the two vice cops groom young girls for Dryden to have it off with and maybe Dryden killed her?
Can't see Bolly Knickers surviving really.
I thought the photo fit was Mr Ackers at first.
Range Rovers can't go on grass verges?? Guess that would explain why I usually end up on the verge when meeting Chelsea tractors down country lanes!
Can't see Bolly Knickers surviving really.
I thought the photo fit was Mr Ackers at first.
Range Rovers can't go on grass verges?? Guess that would explain why I usually end up on the verge when meeting Chelsea tractors down country lanes!
Tony2or4 said:
MiniMan64 said:
I was amazed she trusted the two coppers after everything she's been through so far!!
I don't think she did: she recognized the Audi as the one she'd tried to flag down a few minutes earlier, which made her suspicious, which was why she suggested they radio into base.MiniMan64 said:
Tony2or4 said:
MiniMan64 said:
I was amazed she trusted the two coppers after everything she's been through so far!!
I don't think she did: she recognized the Audi as the one she'd tried to flag down a few minutes earlier, which made her suspicious, which was why she suggested they radio into base.
That Range Rover bit caught me as well, though maybe it needed to be switched into some clever electronic mode to go up that bit of grass - which might explain why oncoming 4x4s down a local lane never go up on the mud to give me a bit of room, but that's a different rant. And the whole 'running down the road where she can easily be seen' bit was annoying, but wouldn't have been an exciting chase if she'd been sensible. Just like Captain Caveman, who wasted precious time swinging his club about and shouting "Captain CaaaaaveMaaaaaan!" before chasing after someone. Still, they caught up well considering they had time to hijack a car, get rid of the driver somehow, then take off their jackets and helmets and then start looking for her.
And the voice-over police radio message was a bit weird, escaped prisoner 'mid to late 30s' - except they must know her actual age.
Cracking series so far, though. I'd forgotten about the first one even though I watched that as well.
And the voice-over police radio message was a bit weird, escaped prisoner 'mid to late 30s' - except they must know her actual age.
Cracking series so far, though. I'd forgotten about the first one even though I watched that as well.
I'm hooked but it's getting a bit dense - what with all the intersecting bits, but maybe crime is like that...?
Will the noisy neighbour be included again soon (perhaps it's Dryden's ex?).
One thing it has sparked is a session of 'answering only yes or no' when asking family members to do owt.
Will the noisy neighbour be included again soon (perhaps it's Dryden's ex?).
One thing it has sparked is a session of 'answering only yes or no' when asking family members to do owt.
droopsnoot said:
That Range Rover bit caught me as well, though maybe it needed to be switched into some clever electronic mode to go up that bit of grass - which might explain why oncoming 4x4s down a local lane never go up on the mud to give me a bit of room, but that's a different rant. And the whole 'running down the road where she can easily be seen' bit was annoying, but wouldn't have been an exciting chase if she'd been sensible. Just like Captain Caveman, who wasted precious time swinging his club about and shouting "Captain CaaaaaveMaaaaaan!" before chasing after someone. Still, they caught up well considering they had time to hijack a car, get rid of the driver somehow, then take off their jackets and helmets and then start looking for her.
And the voice-over police radio message was a bit weird, escaped prisoner 'mid to late 30s' - except they must know her actual age.
Cracking series so far, though. I'd forgotten about the first one even though I watched that as well.
It's a description of her. I'm 29, but look early 20's, so no point getting people looking for someone my actual age, as I'd never get looked at.And the voice-over police radio message was a bit weird, escaped prisoner 'mid to late 30s' - except they must know her actual age.
Cracking series so far, though. I'd forgotten about the first one even though I watched that as well.
I'm hooked and need to find the first series.
Neilperryman said:
Pickled said:
I reckon the senior, serious crime? boss (northern with glasses) is the main man behind it all, and the dep. chief is being set up to take the fall.
Very good. I like your thinking. 
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