Line of Duty star Tommy Jessop 'stole the show' at the National Television Awards as the BBC series won Best Returning Drama.
The BBC series beat other nominations including Call The Midwife, The Crown as well as Unforgotten.
The cast, including Gregory Piper and the iconic Tommy, stood as producer Simon Heath thanked the crowd.
"It's great to be rewarded with this. Line of Duty six was probably our most ambitious series and it was filmed in the middle of a global pandemic so it couldn't have been done without this fantastic team some of who are here today," he said.
It was at that moment when Tommy started hilariously gyrating his hips on stage, much to the joy of the others on stage.
As the crowd cheered him on, Tommy knelt to the floor and posed like a bodybuilder.
Fans were over the moon as Tommy took over the entire speech with his great dance moves.
"Good to see @tommyjessop absolutely stealing the show tonight Clapping hands signClapping hands signClapping hands sign #NTAs #LineOfDuty," one user tweeted.
Another added: "Hahah nice one @tommyjessop loving the win #NTAs #lineofduty."
"Terry from #LineofDuty national hero Rolling on the floor laughing #ntas2021 #NTAs," one viewer laughed.
An amused viewer commented: "So Tommy Jessop just stole the show. Legend. #LineofDuty #NTAs"
In seasons five and six of the popular series, the star plays Terry Boyle, a person who got tricked into storing a dead body in his freezer.
He is even framed for murder and it's not even all he had to go through in the entire series.
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Jed Mercurio’s police drama is nominated for four awards.
That's not all the nominations as lead stars Adrian Dunbar, Martin Compston and Vicky McClure are all up for awards in the Drama Performance category.
Tommy is a 36-year-old actor who made history as the first star with Down’s Syndrome to play a leading role in a BBC primetime drama.
The star has appeared in other roles including Coming Down The Mountain, Holby City and more.
He is part of the Blue Apple Theatre troupe and has performed across England in a range of Shakespeare plays including A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Hamlet.
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