I’ve wasted so much time on this I’m just going to say yes.

Is this a clue to what might happen next in Line of Duty ? Probably. He also says “fella” to people who have done something bad, the exception being Dot, until he realises Dot has done something b ad. Not Urgent Exit Required bad, but A Chief Superintendent takes Ted out for a dinner and casually tells him to stop bad. You might wonder why Ted says “fella.” From my analysis, it is primarily because the situation he finds himself in is quite bad. Halfway through the third series, we practically get to fellamageddon (a word that Microsoft Word tells me ‘ does not exist’ and is part of a sentence that I ‘ should consider revising.’ ).

The next “fellas” are introduced in quick succession (“three shots, fella” / “You shot that fella in cold blood while your wee mates stood by and watched” / “Why did you keep firing? Were you losing it out there, fella?”)įrom that point onwards it’s basically “fella” o’clock’. Line of Duty (BBC) How often does Hastings say… “Fella”?Īmazingly, you only hear Hastings say “fella” once before series three.

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