Line of Duty Series Six Final Trailer Released as BBC Show Breaks Huge Record UK News

The penultimate episode of the police procedure, created by Jed Mercurio, averaged 11 million viewers and 51.7% audience share, according to the broadcaster.

The sixth series of the BBC One show, starring Vicky McClure, Adrian Dunbar, Martin Compston and Kelly Macdonald, ends this weekend. A seventh series has yet to be announced.

Line Of Duty returned to screens in March with 9.6 million viewers, up in the final of the last series, which grossed 9.07 million.

Mercurio, whose credits also include Bodyguard and Bodies, said, “Thank you very much to everyone watching # LineofDuty6. The entire production team is delighted and flattered by the incredible response. “

The new series saw the AC-12 anti-corruption unit take on a new case, but Detective Inspector Kate Fleming (McClure) is no longer on the team and is working on a murder investigation with a different department, which was suspected of AC-12.

Sunday’s episode saw Acting Detective Superintendent Joanne Davidson (Macdonald), head of the suspect department, unmasked by AC-12 and secrets about her family history revealed.

Sunday’s final episode will see the search for “H” – the corrupt officer responsible for the mass conspiracy – come to an end.

A trailer released on Monday gave fans a first look at the series finale.

“All of these suspicious deaths were orchestrated by one particular officer – H, the fourth man,” said Superintendent Ted Hastings.

Team AC-12 is seen in a shootout before viewers say to themselves, “Every investigation has led to this.”