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Tag Archives: Jed Mercurio
Line Of Duty
So 8pm on Sunday night and in an hour, I will be tuning into Line of Duty (season 6 episode 6). The writing, the acting and the drama itself are brilliant. And the fact that five of the six series … Continue reading →
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Line of Duty: Just My Theory…Definitely!
“Line of Duty” (BBC Sunday night) is a pretty good show. But I don’t quite understand the obsession. Certainly well acted and well written and we now have just two episodes left to see “H” unmasked. Drama requires a suspension of … Continue reading →
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