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Three part documentary series started tonight on BBC2 about the real AC12 (or A10 as it was really called). "Bent Coppers : Crossing the Line of Duty" ........... https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/m000v4h6/bent-coppers-crossing-the-line-of-duty .

Not forgetting the then Brighton Police had a very high profile corruption case in 1957 where bribes as high as £10 a week were offered... https://www.oldpolicecellsmuseum.org.uk/content/history/police_history/bent-cops

I actually thought Adrian Dunbar's (Hastings) eye acting was quite good in the interview scene when Gill Bigelow suddenly enters the room. His eyes perfectly conveyed the conflict within his mind of total discomfort by her presence coupled with barely suppressed lust. His eyes kept flitting...

Has there been some sort of sexual history between Gill Bigelow, the police lawyer and Hastings? His discomfort when she walked in the room when he was being interviewed was palpable. He kept nervously glancing over to her while he was speaking and she was determinedly averting her eyes from...

I think there might be a bit of a Colonel Kurtz / Hearts of Darkness theme developing.

There's a bit of an Ashes to Ashes link with the main suspects of series 2 and 3. I already knew Keeley Hawes was in it, but just discovered that Daniel Mays who played Sgt Danny Waldron in this series was also in it, playing the part of the Devil.

The theme of this series just taken on a new topicality in the wake of the Charles de Menezes verdict today.

I knew she was having an affair with some top brass. But I'm sure Hastings has got a skeleton in his cupboard that was revealed to us. What was it?

I thought series 2 was difficult to follow but that made it all the more challenging and interesting. At least we have the benefit nowadays of being able to rerun certain parts if we don't understand them first time or think we missed something. I did this quite a lot with series 2. I think to...

Having now seen the end it looks like there'll be a closing ranks again but this time between the other three to cover up what really happened to Waldron, which wouldn't have happened if they hadn't backed him up in the first place. I think it will be Hari, the only one who didn't pull his...

I've only seen about half hour of the first episode so far but from what I've seen I think by closing ranks with Waldron, the other officers have set themselves up to be involuntarily complicit in any future acts of aberrant behaviour he enacts and which he is clearly capable of. By that initial...

I thought the last series with Keeley Hawes was great and kept you guessing till the end. There were lots of twists and blind alleys and they had us pretty convinced that she was innocent and being stitched up. This series is different in that we know from the start that he is guilty so its just...