The series got off to an explosive start (sorry), with an opener that killed off a major character<\/a> and sprinkled some clues about who could be responsible for the co-ordinated attacks on Londoners.<\/p>\n One hint that captured the imagination of viewers was the number \u20181912\u2019, which had been scratched into the doorframe of a cupboard where an explosive device had been connected.<\/p>\n Social media exploded with a mix of jokes and genuine suggestions as to what it could possibly mean, with the second episode revealing that the Met were just as clueless as we are.<\/p> The first appearance of 1912 in Trigger Point comes as expo officers Lana Washington (Vicky McClure) and Joel Nutkins (Adrian Lester) examine the West Haven apartment belonging to Andy Phelan.<\/p>\n The residence had been broken into by unknown assailants on a hot summer day, who planted an explosive device in the bathroom and strapped Phelan himself into a bomb vest.<\/p>\n The number 1912 had been etched into the door post of a cupboard where the detonator had been found, leaving Washington and Nutkins puzzled about what it could possibly mean.<\/p>\n Twitter flared up with theories ranging from a possible police collar number to a less likely connection to the sinking of the Titanic \u2013 along with plenty of joke guesses too.<\/p>\n 1912 is the amount of adverts in the series #TriggerPoint<\/a><\/p>\u2014 ste (@steslinger01) January 23, 2022<\/a><\/blockquote>Episode 1<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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