Line of Duty

Line of Duty follows the investigations of AC-12, a controversial police anti-corruption unit. Each series sees them tackle a different corrupt officer, delving into complex cases of suspected bent coppers. The series is known for its intense interrogation scenes, intricate plots, and morally ambiguous characters.

Line of Duty has been widely acclaimed for its sophisticated plotting, superb acting, and gripping tension. It is considered one of the most intelligent and compelling police dramas of the past decade, consistently drawing high praise from critics and maintaining a dedicated, massive audience.

• Praised for its intricate and suspenseful plotting.

• Acclaimed for the strong performances of its lead cast.

• Lauded for its realistic and gritty portrayal of police corruption investigations.

Google audience: Google users consistently praise Line of Duty for its gripping storylines, brilliant acting, and the intense cat-and-mouse nature of its investigations. Many highlight the show's ability to keep viewers on the edge of their seats with its complex moral dilemmas and shocking twists.

BAFTA Television Awards (Winner: Best Drama Series 2013, Nominated for numerous other awards), Royal Television Society Awards (Winner: Best Drama Series 2013, numerous nominations), Broadcasting Press Guild Awards (Winner: Best Drama Series 2015).

The distinctive, high-pressure interview scenes are meticulously scripted, often running to many pages, and are filmed with a focus on realism, including lengthy takes to capture the intensity of the interrogations.