What's Happening?
The BBC has officially announced the return of its popular thriller series 'Line Of Duty' for a seventh season, following a five-year hiatus. The show, created by Jed Mercurio, will see the return of stars Martin Compston, Vicky McClure, and Adrian Dunbar.
The new season will begin with the disbandment of the iconic AC-12 division, which will be rebranded as the Inspectorate of Police Standards. The storyline will focus on the characters Steve Arnott, Kate Fleming, and Ted Hastings as they tackle their most sensitive case yet, involving Detective Inspector Dominic Gough, who is accused of abusing his position of trust. Filming is set to commence in Belfast next year, with more cast announcements expected soon.
Why It's Important?
The renewal of 'Line Of Duty' is significant as it marks the return of one of the most-watched British drama series, which has garnered a massive following both in the UK and internationally. The show's return is likely to attract significant viewership and media attention, given its previous success and the anticipation built during its hiatus. The series has been a critical and commercial success, influencing the landscape of British television drama and setting high standards for storytelling and production quality. Its return could also impact streaming platforms in the U.S., where the show is available, potentially boosting subscriptions and viewership.
What's Next?
With filming set to begin next year, fans can expect further announcements regarding additional cast members and plot details. The production will likely aim to maintain the high standards set by previous seasons, with expectations for intense and gripping storytelling. The BBC and World Productions will continue to collaborate, ensuring the series meets the expectations of its dedicated fan base. As the show progresses, viewers will be keen to see how the narrative unfolds, particularly with the new challenges faced by the rebranded police division.
