IF last week’s Line of Duty had you scratching your head, it’s time to swot up on the acronyms before tonight’s episode.
From “CHIS” to “MIT”, the season six opener had fans of the cop series googling some of the more specialist terms.
As DCI Kate Fleming and pals hunted down the murderer of journalist Gail Vella, the terms got ever more confusing.
One viewer said: “#LineOfDuty new drinking game. Drink every time someone on Line of Duty says chis.”
Another joked: “For someone who’s never watched Line Of Duty before these acronyms are DMFHI.”
As the credits rolled, the BBC were forced to clarify what “CHIS” stood for.
everyone hearing “chis” and just having to go along with it #LineofDuty pic.twitter.com/FMDesK1eFL
— Ella
(@ella__13) March 21, 2021
So could you hack it on AC-12? Guess the meanings of these tricky acronyms to find out.
We’ve given you some clues to help – but no peeking at the answers below.
What do these acronyms stand for?
How did you get on?
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