Shetland fans call out glaring 'plot hole' in hit BBC drama - but have you noticed it yet?

Shetland fans have called out a glaring 'plot hole' in the latest episode of the BBC crime drama. The crime drama, which recently returned for its ninth season, follows DI Ruth Calder and DI 'Tosh' McIntosh as they investigate the sudden disappearance of Tosh's friend, Annie Bett. Shetland fans have called out a glaring 'plot hole' in the latest episode of the BBC crime drama The crime drama, which recently returned for its ninth season, follows DI Ruth Calder and DI 'Tosh' McIntosh as they investigate the sudden disappearance of Tosh's friend, Annie Bett They penned: 'Don’t remember phone signal being that good when I was there.' Ashley Jensen as DI Ruth Calder and Alison O'Donnell as DI Alison 'Tosh' McIntosh in Shetland 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 Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, fans were quick to share their observations The detective is now tasked with getting as much information out of the traumatised and mute child to help solve the murder. Despite the show being jam packed with drama, some fans are feeling let down by the latest season It comes after last week, viewers have raged that the show is 'going downhill fast' and complained they're 'struggling' with the 'plodding and naff' new BBC series She told Daily Record: 'Tosh is where she has always been - Lerwick Police Station.