LINE Of Duty’s Ted Hastings will be revealed as final corrupt cop H in show’s season six, say bookies.
Ted (Adrian Dunbar) was quizzed for over an hour by his nemesis DCS Patricia Carmichael in season 5’s finale, but fans still don’t think everything about him is clear.
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And it seems neither do the bookies, who have him at odds of 4/1 of being a dodgy cop.
According to Betway, he’s the most likely to be revealed as the fourth conspirator in the sixth season of Line of Duty.
Member of his team AC-12, Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure), comes next in the betting at 9/2, while series five newcomers Andrea Wise and Rohan Sindhwani are both suspects at 6/1.
In a huge and unexpected twist during Sunday’s nail-biting finale we learned cop lawyer Gill Biggeloe had been working alongside Dot Cottan and ACC Hilton – who were brought down in previous episodes.
But the fourth member of H is still unknown.
Towards the very end of the episode it’s clear the fourth bent copper is still in action as in a shock scene another copper, who had been working with Carmichael, takes Gill to the loo.
As Gill emerges from the cubicle the copper whips out a knife and tries to kill Gill – but the blade goes through her hand.
Arnott storms the toilet and shoots the bent copper who had clearly been given orders to silence Gill after she was arrested.
But fans wondered how she got the orders so quickly and said someone else in the building must still be working for the OCG.
During Ted’s intense interrogation we also learn more about his connection to Northern Ireland and John Corbett.
It turned out he was close to John’s mum when she was working as informant and there was a suggestion they had an affair.
Ted had been the last person to see Anne Marie alive but he had no idea that she was John’s mum.
When he learns the truth, he breaks down in tears – leaving fans wondering whether he could in fact also be John’s father.
Series five ends as Ted is cleared of everything but is given his last written warning before going back to running AC12 – which continues to function.
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