Shetland fans beg show bosses to 'call it a day' as they brand BBC finale 'the worst so far' - fuming 'the writing is poor and the acting worse!'

Shetland fans have pleaded for BBC bosses to 'call it a day' after the whodunnit crime drama left them unimpressed with its season nine finale. But despite the show gaining a lot of traction since airing in 2013 and solidifying itself as a flagship series, fans have branded the closing episode 'the worst so far'. Shetland fans have raged for BBC bosses to 'give it a day' as the whodunnit crime drama left fans unimpressed with their season nine finale The BBC series follows DI Ruth Calder and DI 'Tosh' McIntosh as they investigate the sudden disappearance of Tosh's friend, Annie Bett 'This really has been the worst season of #Shetland so far. And the final episode finally saw Calder and Tosh finally worked out what happened in the croft the night Annie and Bergen were killed But despite the show gaining a lot of traction since airing in 2013 and solidifying it self as a flagship, fans have branded the closing episode 'the worst so far' Raging that the 'writing is poor and the acting is worse', viewers flocked to social media to share their disappointment in the show She confirmed: 'They've actually commissioned two series off the back of last year straight away, which was a great confidence boost.' The finale comes after shetland star Ashley Jensen confirmed the future of the show while being interviews on Lorraine When asked if there will be a season 10, Ashley, 55, confirmed that there will be another series But this is not the first time the show has been criticised as fans previously called out the show for a glaring 'plot hole' in one of the first episodes of the BBC crime drama But as the tense scenes played out on screens, viewers were left distracted by one significant detail - that Tosh and Calder always seem to manage to get phone signal despite being in remote areas of Shetland.