Vicky McClure's tense drama Trigger Point season two is officially the most-streamed show of the year so far on ITVX.
With all six episodes now available to watch, it's been revealed that 8.6 million views were accumulated on launch, and the audience continues to grow. Together with season one, Trigger Point streaming figures clock in at over 36 million.
Meanwhile, ITV's real-life sensation Mr Bates vs the Post Office has gone on to become the broadcaster's biggest drama since records began, with an average of 14 million viewers and 24 million streams across its four-episode stretch.
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ITV's head of drama, Polly Hill, shared in a statement: "It's been an incredible start to the year, kickstarted by the phenomenal success of Mr Bates vs the Post Office which continues to make us all proud of the good our drama has achieved in shining a light on this terrible miscarriage of justice.
"This was soon followed by the success of Breathtaking, which was yet another example of ITV telling a vitally important story about one of our public institutions."
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In Trigger Point, Line of Duty favourite McClure plays EXPO (ex-military bomb disposal operative) Lana Washington of the Metropolitan Police.
For season two, she also served as an executive producer, telling Digital Spy and other press: "I'm not one of those people who doesn't know what's going on. I like to know exactly what's going on.
"When it comes to exec producing, I just want to be able to input into the script, I want to be able to input onto casting and the day to day of a set and making sure everyone's happy and making sure we're having a good time."
Trigger Point is streaming on ITVX.
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