SUPERINTENDENT Ted Hastings and subordinates DI Kate Fleming and DS Steve Arnott swapped battling crime for dancing to grime music in a TikTok video that has delighted Line of Duty fans.
Vicky McClure posted the short clip on Twitter yesterday captioned `Good day at work with my besties!'#dancelikenooneiswatching' and within minutes it had been liked and shared thousands of times.
Laughing with cast mates, Fermanagh-born actor Adrian Dunbar and Martin Compston, the trio grinned broadly as they busted some moves to Yungen's 2017 track `Bestie'.
On the original TikTok post she wrote: 'Breaking these two gently into TikTok! When I’m down I’m gonna watch this on loop!!! #besties'.
Good day at work with my besties! #dancelikenooneiswatching pic.twitter.com/3LefklRYqk
— Vicky McClure (@Vicky_McClure) October 8, 2020
The stars are in Belfast filming the sixth series of Jed Mercurio's popular BBC police drama.
Among the excited replies was one from presenter Davina McCall who said: "Yesssssssssssssss this made me soooooooo happy".
Former Strictly Come Dancing professional Robin Windsor joked: "Strictly is calling", a sentiment endorsed by former finalists of the dance show and Steps star Faye Tozer.
Former Line of Duty co-star Jason Watkins said: "LOVE IT xxx".
The dancing trio have forged strong personal relationships during their eight years working on the cult programme which started out on the more low-key BBC2.
They have been pictured joking and laughing together on set, which is being filmed around Belfast - a stark contrast to the tense subject matter of the series which will centres on their unit AC-12's work to root out corruption in the police force.
