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Slow Horses season 6 debuts on Apple TV

The wait is over. Apple TV subscribers can now stream the first episode of Slow Horses ’ new season, just hours after the platform announced the show has been confirmed for two more seasons. Watch the trailer for the new season below. more…

Slow Horses season 6 debuts on Apple TV

Slow Horses fans can now stream the sixth season of the critically acclaimed espionage drama on Apple TV, just days after the platform announced two additional seasons will be released. The new season, set to premiere every Wednesday until October 21, follows the dysfunctional team of British intelligence agents working at the poorly regarded Slough House division of MI5.

Led by the cantankerous Jackson Lamb, portrayed by the late Sir Derek Oldman, the characters find themselves entangled in a high-stakes game of retaliation and revenge, courtesy of the cunning Diana Taverner. Apple TV has already secured two more seasons, with the announcement coming mere hours after Saul Metzstein won Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series for the previous season's finale, "Scars."

The show has been praised for its dark humor and strong performances, with many expecting this season to be its best yet. Apple TV subscribers can enjoy the series for $14.99 per month or as part of the Apple One bundle, alongside other popular titles like Ted Lasso, Severance, The Studio, The Morning Show, Shrinking, and Silo.

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