Season seven of BBC Line of Duty to reveal who H is, says show star Adrian Dunbar

BBC Line Of Duty star Adrian Dunbar who plays Ted Hastings in the show, said that the hit police drama will return for a seventh series and reveal the REAL H. The last series (sixth) of the police drama revealed the identity of the mysterious corrupt police officer H in the dramatic finale. The sixth series aired from March to May 2021 and was a rating success.

In the final episode of the last series of BBC One, viewers saw Ian Buckell's and the Detective Superintendent played by Nigel Boyal, revealed as the corrupt police officer at the top of a criminal conspiracy, previously known as the mysterious H.

Though Dunbar, aged 64, said that Ian Buckell's isn't H. He is just the guy on whom he could pin the charge. Also adding that they didn't get H but "got Buckells, the patsy."




He also told Radio Times that the guilty man is probably Chief Constable Philip Osborne, played by Owen Teale, unless nobody is pulling his strings and no other twists are there.

In June, Compston posted a photo of himself having dinner with Dunbar, Mercurio, and McClure with "Talking tattoo designs." as the caption to the image, which induced massive speculation among his fans about the probability of a seventh series.

Previously the group agreed that they would get tattoos of "AC-12 million" if the show reached 12 million viewers. The "AC-12 million" is about the BBC Line of Duty show's anti-corruption police unit.