Slow Horses Season 6, Episode 4 Review — ‘Lost and Found’
Slow Horses gets a little too tangled up in its own plot in a head-spinning but nonetheless exciting Episode 4.
This review contains full spoilers for Slow Horses Season 6, Episode 4, streaming on Apple TV. Season 6, Episode 4, "Lost and Found," has a few standout moments, including Frank Harkness and Jackson Lamb's confrontation in a neon bowling alley, JK Coe's bathroom knife fight against Jim, and Frank's new role working for right-wing TV mogul Damien Cantor.
Damien wants a contract from the Russians, but it's his contracting Frank to cover up a document theft that's the real mastermind behind the chaos. Damien's connections to the Russian GRU are confirmed, and they retaliate by having Jim and Jane murder Diana Taverner. Diana has been manipulating the situation, and in a shocking turn, she reveals she knows Damien's death threat to her.
Vassily Rasnokov, Diana's GRU counterpart, trades information with her over the phone. River's suspicions about Sid Baker's true identity are confirmed, as Sid is kidnapped by Jim and Jane. The episode is a whirlwind of interconnected events, with everyone entangled in a web of Russian intrigue. While the intricate plot is understandable, its concentration into one episode feels rushed and poorly paced, especially after a strong previous episode.
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