Vicky McClure's tense drama Trigger Point has received a season four order ahead of its series three premiere.
Hailing from Line of Duty creator Jed Mercurio, the explosive ITV drama follows McClure's Lana Washington and her team of bomb disposal officers, known as EXPOs.
Season three, set to premiere in the autumn, will see Lana and her squad investigating a bomb threat that's revealed to be a vendetta plot.
Weighing in on Trigger Point being renewed for season four, lead star McClure was "buzzing" to continue Lana's story.
"We're all buzzing ITV have such faith in this series to commission a fourth before the third has even aired," McClure said in a statement.
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"I love working with the team, we have a great time making the show and I cannot wait to continue Lana's journey on Trigger Point."
ITV's Director of Drama Polly Hill commented on the show's success, with season 2, the latest to have aired at present, racking up 8.1 million viewers and 30 million streams on ITVX.
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"Trigger Point is one of ITV's most-watched dramas of last year after Mr Bates vs The Post Office so I'm delighted that this thrilling series is returning for a fourth series," Hill said.
"I know audiences will be once again on the edge of their seat as Lana and the team take us on another thrilling ride to keep the capital safe."
Trigger Point season 3 will air on ITV1 and STV this autumn, while season 4 is expected to air in 2026. Seasons 1 and 2 available on ITVX now.
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