Series two of Jed Mercurio's hit drama introduced Keeley Hawes as guest series lead DI Lindsay Denton, alongside returning leads Martin Compston (Steve Arnott), Adrian Dunbar (Ted Hastings) and Vicky McClure (Kate Fleming). The series also starred Mark Bonnar as DCC Mike Dryden, Craig Parkinson as DS 'Dot' Cottan, Neil Morrissey as DC Nigel Morton, and Jessica Raine as AC-12's new recruit DC Georgia Trotman.
Line Of Duty is made by World Productions for BBC One. All five series are available to stream exclusively in the UK on BBC iPlayer.
Keeley Hawes says: "I'm thrilled that Line Oxf Duty series two is heading to BBC One on Saturdays at 9pm. It's so exciting to be introducing DI Denton to a new audience. Brace yourselves though - it's Jed Mercurio and we all know where that could lead..."
Mark Bonnar says: "Line Of Duty remains a huge high point of my career, and one I'm immensely proud of. To work on Jed's incredible script with that company of actors made for a very special experience indeed."
Line Of Duty showrunner Jed Mercurio says: "I'm delighted viewers are getting the chance to see Line Of Duty Series 2 on BBC One for the first time. Keeley Hawes' iconic performance as Lindsay Denton turned us into a watercooler series brilliantly supported by Mark Bonnar, Craig Parkinson, Neil Morrissey and Jessica Raine. Martin Compston, Vicky McClure and Adrian Dunbar came into their own as AC-12's Tremendous Trio."
Simon Heath, Line Of Duty's executive producer for World Productions, adds: "Almost seven years to the day since its BBC2 debut, I'm delighted that the BBC1 audience will get to experience the gripping pyrotechnics of Line Of Duty 2, as the AC12 trio go head to head with two of their most iconic foes, in Keeley Hawes' Lindsay Denton and Craig Parkinson's The Caddy."
Line Of Duty series two first aired in February 2014, where it averaged 3.4 million viewers with a 12% share (7-day consolidated figures) on BBC Two.
Line Of Duty's most recent series - series five - averaged 10.7 million viewers with a 40.1% share (7-day consolidated) on BBC One, making it UK television's most watched drama in 2019. Series six, featuring Kelly Macdonald as guest series lead, airs on BBC One soon.
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