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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 442991" data-attributes="member: 8">The quest to uncover the corrupt officers and also the Top Man made me think of The Prisoner (Number Six) and his battles with the various Number Two&#039;s who are working for the mysterious Number One.In regard to the spectacularly institutionalised corruption overseen by some kind of super-villain Line Of Duty comes up short in what was supposed to be the last series.But the &quot;mundanity&quot; of the various connected, semi-connected and unconnected corruption stories, mostly with antagonists who had not planned to become part of it, may be much more unsettling. Corruption can happen spontaneously, some people will only realise it after the fact and then it becomes very difficult to reverse that situation.The DVD extra is a compilation of mini-interviews and Kelly Macdonald reveals that she&#039;s a fan of the series but she still has some catching up to do. I guess she has more restraint than I do.Her LOD character ends up in cosy country house surrounded by autumn leaves, like in those relaxing youtube videos.[ATTACH=full]59438[/ATTACH]What can I do to become a Protected Witness?[ATTACH=full]59439[/ATTACH]This is Perry Fitzpatrick (according to IMDB) and he has a terrific deep voice, the kind of &quot;quoting the telephone book and it still sounds entertaining&quot; voice.And because he doesn&#039;t look like the man with that voice it&#039;s always surprising when he starts talking.Hopefully he returns in series 7.Ted Hastings has retired, or can they reverse it? It looks like AC-12 is stuck with the passive-aggressive Patricia &quot;I can&#039;t bear shouting&quot; Carmichael.If that&#039;s the situation then she better be nice to Steve and Kate!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 442991, member: 8"] The quest to uncover the corrupt officers and also the Top Man made me think of [I]The Prisoner[/I] (Number Six) and his battles with the various Number Two's who are working for the mysterious Number One. In regard to the spectacularly institutionalised corruption overseen by some kind of super-villain [I]Line Of Duty [/I] comes up short in what was supposed to be the last series. But the "mundanity" of the various connected, semi-connected and unconnected corruption stories, mostly with antagonists who had not planned to become part of it, may be much more unsettling. Corruption can happen spontaneously, some people will only realise it after the fact and then it becomes very difficult to reverse that situation. The DVD extra is a compilation of mini-interviews and Kelly Macdonald reveals that she's a fan of the series but she still has some catching up to do. I guess she has more restraint than I do. Her LOD character ends up in cosy country house surrounded by autumn leaves, like in those relaxing youtube videos. [ATTACH type="full"]59438[/ATTACH] What can I do to become a Protected Witness? [ATTACH type="full"]59439[/ATTACH] This is Perry Fitzpatrick (according to IMDB) and he has a terrific deep voice, the kind of "quoting the telephone book and it still sounds entertaining" voice. And because he doesn't look like the man with that voice it's always surprising when he starts talking. Hopefully he returns in series 7. Ted Hastings has retired, or can they reverse it? It looks like AC-12 is stuck with the passive-aggressive Patricia "I can't bear shouting" Carmichael. If that's the situation then she better be nice to Steve and Kate! [/QUOTE]

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