Black Ops: Official trailer for BBC comedy series
Black Ops is airing on BBC One and the chaotic comedy thriller tells the story of Dom Archibald (played by Gbemisola Ikumelo) and KayKay Ogundare (Hammed Animashaun).
Set in east London, the series follows the two community support officers who join the Metropolitan Police with big dreams.
However, things do not go as they anticipated as they find themselves thrown into a dangerous undercover operation.
The BBC teased: “Who said infiltrating a criminal gang was going to be easy?”
Express.co.uk has all you need to know about how many episodes are in the series.
The first episode of the series, which runs for 30 minutes, will air on BBC One at 9.30pm.
New episodes will then continue to air on Fridays in the same time slot, with repeats airing on Thursdays on BBC Three.
The show is made up of six episodes and fans will be pleased to hear they are all now available to watch on BBC iPlayer.
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The synopsis for the first instalment reads: “Dom and Kay are two ordinary police community support officers on the front line of policing, handing out frisbees with ‘Stay Street Smart’ printed on them in east London.
“Detective Inspector Clinton Blair needs two undercover officers to infiltrate the Brightmarsh Gang, but the Met chiefs don’t seem to get the brief.
“So Clinton decides to take matters into his own hands and recruits Dom and Kay in an ‘off-the-books’ operation.
“Dom and Kay succeed in persuading the gang they are fired police officers turned renegade drug dealers and are recruited into the fold. But then, events take an unexpected turn.”
Kay actor Animashaun spoke to the British Comedy Guide about the series and its future.
He said: “There’s definitely scope for a second series and I’d 100 per cent be up for it. It’s not up to me though, we need the public to watch.
“Black Ops is a comedy thriller centered around two black PCSOs who have been tasked with going undercover to infiltrate a criminal gang.
“Only problem is that they have absolutely no undercover experience whatsoever. And they are anything but streetwise! What could possibly go wrong?”
Black Ops airs on BBC One from Friday, May 5 at 9.30pm
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