Last series had me feeling like it was running out of steam and stretching the believability of the whole setup by a long way, this series has been a lot better though - the episode before last especially was great. I'm kind of hoping that Ted's retirement/increasing desperation is leading to him being out of the picture one way or another for the next/final series and that Kate's going to step up to fill his boots, she's by far the strongest lead character imo.
As for H, the Carmichael theory seems a bit too much of a reach to be legit - Lakewell was a lawyer, he knows that "I deduced it was her from a riddle" wouldn't hold up as a justification for a police investigation into her. Osborne is my top pick for it currently, it would bring things full circle and create an interesting setup for the final series of "how do we investigate our highest boss who controls all our resources and command structure"
I’m now fully up to date with Line of Duty, just finished watching S6 E6 and frankly have no idea who is actually going to end up being ‘H’, if they are identify them in the next episode. It also feels like wrapping everything up in one more episode would be too rushed unless it’s a 2 hour episode to end it on a high? Alternatively I could see a 7th series with 3 episodes, so we get the identity of H this evening and a shortened 7th series pieces the evidence together behind them.
Robbo-92 wrote:I’ve just started series 6 of this, if I can get an episode watched a day I’ll be set to watch the final episode of this series next Monday. I do think on a whole Line of Duty is really good, I do feel that a little bit of the insane numbers/reviews it gets is down to it being a really good programme on the beeb rather than a classic 10/10 programme.
I’m calling that H is Buckells, he’s been there from the first series and is so unassuming that everyone should be more amazed at his promotion let alone being H, always hovering around the main cast and storylines too.
Please note, the above is largely rubbish and intended for the purposes of a joke, please don’t hand me a yellow notice
An anticlimax as predicted but I much prefer that to some of the preposterous convoluted theories I was reading in advance. Felt like they were setting up another series with Carmichael replacing Hastings but I hope not.
Thought it did a good job of managing to wrap everything up tbh. The comparisons it's getting to the shitshow Game of Thrones finale on Twitter is dumb.
I'm not surprised people are finding it anti-climatic though, the amount of insane hype series 6 and the finale seems to have come from nowhere compared to previous years. Reminds me of Breaking Bad, barely anyone knowing it exists for years before exploding into the mainstream on it's final couple of seasons.
satriales wrote:Seems like most people hated that finale but I thought it was good. Resolved most remaining questions and felt like the end of the show.
I'm kind of with you. I thought it ended well suggesting the police are more interested in looking good than actually being un-corrupt that they let corruption slide and then try and force out anyone who trys to sort things out.