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"Slow Horses": Apple TV+ Unveils Season 6, Led by Gary Oldman

The new season of the British spy series features mismatched agents facing a battle for survival, according to a review published by Le Monde.

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Since September 16, Apple TV+ has been streaming the sixth season of "Slow Horses," a British spy series adapted from Mick Herron's novels, according to Le Monde.

This new season again follows agents relegated within "Slough House," a British intelligence service reserved for civil servants deemed unfit or in disgrace. The newspaper describes these characters as "the broken arms of British counterintelligence" who, this time, are fighting for their survival.

Actor Gary Oldman once again plays Jackson Lamb, the gruff and cynical head of this unit, a role that Le Monde describes as "brilliantly steeped in grime and sarcastic intelligence."

Le Monde refers to a "time of reckoning" to describe the plot's evolution in this season, though it does not elaborate further on the storyline in the available excerpt.

The series, produced for Apple TV+, has enjoyed critical success since its launch, relying on a tone that blends dark humor with the tension inherent to the spy genre.

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