Line of Duty

It was a great ending, and the episode was suspenseful until the last second. It's a pity that no one is watching such a gorgeous series here.

@7kozlov: How long can you cast suspicion on Hastings? Okay, I'll fall for the scriptwriters' trick. Go.

In the current season, Hastings will be the head of the criminal world. He gives orders via an encrypted chat on a tablet, which he hides in the toilet tank. It was in the first episode that the tank in his room broke. In the last episode of the season, Hastings will almost be able to get out and avoid suspicion, his room will even be searched, but of course nothing will be found. When the team of investigators is already leaving the hotel, and Hastings will stare angrily after them, going out into the lobby, the receptionist will say: "Mr. Hastings, I forgot to thank you for the timely payment for this month, and our plumber fixed the problem with your bathroom and asked you to return your tablet, which probably fell for plumbing." The desk clerk has a tablet in a waterproof bag in his hand, and Steve's girlfriend, who serves as a detective in the serious crimes department, sees and hears everything. She was also in charge of the search of Hastings' apartment on the orders of the new police commissioner. The Cliffhanger.

Season 6. In the first episodes, Hastings manages to nail and put on trial. But he pointedly tells Steve and Kate off the record that he's not the tip of the iceberg, someone is standing taller. Prime Minister of Great Britain, honorary member of the Masonic Lodge. Yes, yes, this is the head of the entire organized crime Kingdom. Kate goes undercover as the PM's new secretary to expose him as the true grey cardinal of the underworld. The Prime minister is caught red-handed thanks to a super-secret professional operation by Fleming and Arnott. It's a huge international scandal, and news outlets around the globe are going crazy.

Season 7. Kate is appointed head of AK-12, Steve is promoted to inspector. It would seem that everything is behind us and we can rest on our laurels. But Steve is secretly contacted by his former colleague in the counter-terrorism unit, who now serves in MI5. He is wounded and, bleeding profusely, informs Steve of information that incriminates the real leader of crime not just in Great Britain, but the head of the criminal syndicate of the entire Commonwealth of Nations – the Queen herself! Arnott puts on a red coat and a bearskin hat and goes undercover to the Royal Guard honor guard at Buckingham Palace. Meanwhile, Fleming, using his abilities as head of AK-12, under the cover of secrecy, requests the latest high-tech equipment from MI6 to help in Steve's difficult task - cybernetic Corgis with audio and video recording capabilities to replace the real ones in the palace and catch Her Majesty developing plans for world domination right in her own halls.

It's a pity for Lindsay, he was a great character. Keely Howes did a great job in the role.

Potsyk, the little bandit, is terribly annoying. Asshole. Bastard.

I didn't doubt Kate)
A great ending!