Line of Duty fans quickly spotted an ‘obvious’ continuity error during tonight’s first episode.
Viewers were excited to be watching the brand new series as new character Joanne Davidson made her arrival.
However, eagle-eyed fans didn’t let the BBC show get away with the major continuity error.
The characters were heading to the robbery in two BMW cars, but one of the vehicles was swapped to an older BMW estate.
It then changed back again, leaving fans perplexed on Twitter.
One said: “Sorry what was with the BMW continuity error on #LineOfDuty ?? Screaming obvious!”
While another fan penned: “Can’t be the only one who noticed the car change between shots?”
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A third added: “Poor continuity there, an older BMW estate making a brief appearance.”
“Line of Duty, was thinking, that’s strange they’re using a 10+ yo BMW E61 and then mysteriously it changes to a 2020 model with same plates”, wrote another.
A fifth typed: “When did the convoy suddenly ditch one of their BMW G20 three series model for an 5 series E60 and then back again?”
Towards the end of the episode, fans were convinced they’d worked out who the final H is as a former character made a shock comeback.
Fans spotted long-running character Ian Buckells in the background of the show’s comeback, and predicted he could be the final H.
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He was promoted to Detective Chief Inspector in season four, sparking suspicion he could be bent, and pushed to the top to aid other corrupt officers.
One fans said: “It’s Buckles. I can tell this tweet will age extremely well already.”
Another penned: “Buckells is H isn’t he?”
“Heard it here first. DCI Buckles is final member of H.”, said a third.
Line of Duty continues Sunday at 9pm on BBC One.
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