SLOW HORSES, SEASON 6

For the first time in Apple TV+’s SLOW HORSES series, two Mick Herron books are being used in Season 6 episodes. Joe Country (2019) and Slough House (2021) show the threats to the spies of Slough House both from evil mercenaries and bureaucratic enemies.

I thought SLOW HORSES, Season 5 was the best of the series. Could Season 6 be better? We’ll see. Apple TV+ releases one of the six episodes per week so it will take until the end of October to judge how good this new series is. GRADE: Incomplete but trending towards an A.

Slough House Reading Order

  • 1. Slow Horses (2010)
  • 2. Dead Lions (2013)
  • 2.5. The List (2015, novella)
  • 3. Real Tigers (2016)
  • 4. Spook Street (2017)
  • 5. London Rules (2018)
  • 5.5. The Marylebone Drop (2018, novella; also known as The Drop)
  • 6. Joe Country (2019)
  • 6.3. The Catch (2020, novella)
  • 6.7. The Last Dead Letter (2020, novella)
  • 7. Slough House (2021)
  • 8. Bad Actors (2022)
  • 8.3. Standing by the Wall (2022, novella collection containing The List, The Marylebone Drop, The Catch, and Standing by the Wall)
  • 9. Clown Town (2025) 

8 thoughts on “SLOW HORSES, SEASON 6”

  1. Jeff Meyerson

    We were going to watch this last night, but when we saw there was only one episode available, we decided to wait a couple of weeks. We started NEAGLEY instead. Looks like she could have used Reacher to stick around.

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  2. Mary Mason

    I heard about it too late. I’m going to be getting a new tv someday, hopefully after the new year and will get prime, Netflix and maybe brit box. I expect I’ll be asking for suggestions.

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  3. Jeff Meyerson

    Yes, Britbox and Apple+ and Netflix and Prime and Acorn and MHz Choice and PBS Masterpiece and HBO and Showtime and MGM+ and…easier to say what we don’t have – Disney and Hulu and Peacock and Paramount + (though Jackie is planning on getting it back when there’s a sale), all of which we’ve had at one point or another.

    I think that Apple has the most stuff we’re currently watching.

    Jackie watches a lot of television.

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