British television fans have received thrilling news as the BBC confirms Line of Duty is returning for a seventh series, reigniting excitement for the acclaimed police drama. The announcement comes alongside the revelation that another fan favourite, Doctor Foster, will also be making a comeback to screens.
Major BBC Drama Revivals Announced
The confirmation of Line of Duty's seventh series follows massive speculation about whether AC-12 would continue their fight against corruption. The police procedural, created by Jed Mercurio, has become one of Britain's most watched television dramas, known for its intricate plotting and shocking twists.
Similarly, the psychological thriller Doctor Foster will return for new episodes, giving viewers another chance to follow Gemma Foster's compelling story. Both announcements represent significant commitments from the BBC to quality British drama production.
Share Your Dream Television Comebacks
With these major revivals confirmed, The Guardian is now asking readers to share which television programmes they would love to see return to screens. The publication has launched a secure callout for viewers to anonymously suggest shows they believe deserve another series and explain why these programmes hold special significance.
Responses are completely anonymous if preferred, and the encrypted form ensures only The Guardian has access to contributions. The data provided will be used exclusively for this feature and deleted afterwards, with alternative secure communication methods available including WhatsApp and Secure Messaging service.
How to Participate in the Conversation
Viewers aged 18 and over can share their thoughts on which shows should be revived next through The Guardian's dedicated form. The initiative aims to capture the nation's television preferences and potentially influence future commissioning decisions.
All personal data is protected under The Guardian's strict privacy policy and terms of service. For those preferring alternative methods, contact is available via WhatsApp at +447766780300 or through the publication's fully anonymous Secure Messaging service.
This conversation about television revivals comes at a time when streaming services and traditional broadcasters are increasingly looking to proven hits with established fan bases, making viewer input more valuable than ever in shaping future programming.
