Fans of the popular crime-drama series Line of Duty have been left outraged after the show was removed from Netlifx "with no warning".
The BBC original production was taken off the subscription service in the past week - as viewers were in the middle of watching one of its first four seasons.
It's been reported Netlifx terminated contracts it had in place with Kew Media Distribution, which has the rights to the British series.
This reportedly was after talks with the company's administrator FTI Consulting broke down.
And fans of the show, which stars Co Fermanagh actor Adrian Dunbar, furiously took to Twitter to share their disgust at the news.
Donna Hennessy wrote: "Does anyone know where I can get Line of Duty? Gone off Netflix and not on Amazon Prime in Ireland. Also, dont have access to BBC iplayer here."
Another said: "Line of Duty has been taken off of Netflix and I am distraught."
Ayla said: "Line of Duty has been taken off Netflix with no warning?!? Only just started series 4 I am outraged and upset."
A fourth said: "Settled down with a glass of red to realise Netflix has taken down Line Of Duty. We were halfway through series 4."
Another added: "In the midst of all of this you remove Line of Duty! We didn’t even finish the second season! I am really bummed!"
Hayley Marchant said: "Netflix have fully snaked us, taking Line of Duty down when we had one episode left."
A seventh said: "Taken line of duty off? what’s going on there? Was just starting the second series, any chance of bringing it back or what."
Another social media user said: "I was binging through Line of Duty the past few days and Netlix pulled it without warning :(."
A ninth added: "Netflix of all the content to get rid of you get rid of Line of Duty. I was in the middle of watching season 3 and season 5 was just added in January, unbelievable!!"
