She may have not been H but I called her as bent so I'm still claiming this as a win.I reckon H is the lawyery bird, the one who's been trying to bang Hastings. She had some secret chats with the caddy last season and she knows Ted's haunts and hotel location to set up the bribe via the ex copper
I nearly laughed out loud at that, how could I have been so wrong for so longif i had known Jill Bigelow was spelled Gill Biggeloe i could have solved this last season
That would surprise me a bit. I'd expect someone who was in on the setup to be sure of success, emotionally disconnected from the process and just going through the motions.the AC3 bird will be the bad guy next season, Ted's lines about her 'being fast tracked' hint at her being another of the OGCs bred police recruits like the caddy and the new guy shown at the end. Also, she's pretty much the only one who could give the ginger girl the order to take out Gill at the end. Whether she's top dog or not i don't know, i suspect we won't ever catch the top dog tbh.
By the sounds of it, he was quite open about being a bad lad in the past, then name checked that copper who offered to take him for a burger anytime as a reason why he wanted to be a copper.That lad getting into the forces is ridiculous too considering Arnott knows who he is and should spot him straight away if they cross paths.
I didn’t understand why he starting complaining about being framed BEFORE the show actually decided to imply he was being framed! The “hair follicle” (which we knew was a plant anyway because we saw the actual killing) only arrived half way through this ep, but he was shouting about it at the end of the last ep, when at that point, everything that had lead to his arrest was explicitly shown to be his fault in some way.Hastings actions throughout the entire show and then apparently being cleared of any real involvement is ridiculous.
I cant get over thisYeah Mercurio’s not particularly good at endings, is he?
Which is a shame cos the writings still good on a micro level, and the scenes themselves are interesting, but on a macro story level that was just an utter mess.
I love the idea of basically a feature length interrogation episode, but it was all just really obvious, and going over things we already knew (or knew Ted couldn’t have done) so there wasn’t really very much tension. And once Gill inserted herself into it, you knew exactly what was going to happen.
Plus Ted still made a number of completely ridiculous decisions that quite rightly saw him under suspicion, but the show still positioned him as kinda right to be so indignant about it all, and then it’s all forgotten by the end.
Fleming and Arnott seemed to change their motivations on a dime, ep to ep, depending on whether they needed to be investigating Ted or saving him, and the reveals of both Gill, and then PC Ginger McShanky as bent were just a bit too obvious and disappointing as late finale reveals (we all suspected Gill was bent, but to make her a not even very important bent person, who doesn’t even go to prison in the end, is pretty deflating - and I’m not sure we needed the ominous shot of PC Toilet Assassin looking over the mezzanine to painfully telegraph her heel turn)
And the less said about the Morse Code cop out the better. The series basically fell off a cliff once Corbet was offed.
Far too long for what was mainly talking.
Definitely. If he wasn’t a ‘bent copper’ then his actions were inexplicable. Why the Fahrenheit order, the uncharacteristic abandonment of all protocol when engaging in the compute communication with the OCG, him going into the field against all judgement etc. All for no reason?Hastings actions throughout the entire show and then apparently being cleared of any real involvement is ridiculous.
It was all very lazy, poor writing and it was so unnecessary. They laid it all on far too thick and even then it was obvious it wouldn’t be him. They didn’t need to do it either. If they wanted to have him being set up they could have done it without being so ham fisted.Definitely. If he wasn’t a ‘bent copper’ then his actions were inexplicable. Why the Fahrenheit order, the uncharacteristic abandonment of all protocol when engaging in the compute communication with the OCG, him going into the field against all judgement etc. All for no reason?
This was definitely the worst season.
Yea the whole thing was a bit cringeworthy. It was obvious that Hastings was a red herring, as they would never give it away that easily. Then when they revealed it wasn’t him, no explanation provided for his sudden odd behaviour.It was all very lazy, poor writing and it was so unnecessary. They laid it all on far too thick and even then it was obvious it wouldn’t be him. They didn’t need to do it either. If they wanted to have him being set up they could have done it without being so ham fisted.
Stephen Graham was the only thing holding it together in the first few episodes and after that was gone it had nothing left but an obvious red herring. What was even the whole point about the Northern Ireland stuff? It felt like they wanted to shoe horn it in because it’s filmed here.
I watched all the episodes. I did enjoy it but I didn't like the way the final episode ended - I agree with everyone else, it was anticlimatic and felt a bit silly too.If you can get past all the acronyms then yes, it’s quality...
It’s on Netflix too
I couldn't stop looking at Carmichael's wart.The worst thing about the series was the fact that the AC-3 woman with the huge ears didn't grow her hair out to cover them up...
The worst thing about the series was the fact that the AC-3 woman with the huge ears didn't grow her hair out to cover them up...
"Now stop making a tit of yourself and piss off."
fecking hell
[.spoiler]Shove your text here[/spoiler]I'm trying to find out how to do that nifty spoiler hiding button but cant how do you? I have a theory but want to spoiler it just in case?