Tag: Christopher Chung

Slow Horses has always thrived on the messy collision of incompetence and unexpected competence, and the season six finale is one of the strongest so

Slow Horses continues to deliver television of the highest order in its sixth season, and Sayonara starts to pay off all the work done in

Slow Horses continues to deliver some of the sharpest writing and most compelling character work on television in its sixth season, and Lost And Found

From the moment the episode opens on the lingering shock of River Cartwright walking into his late grandfather’s house and finding someone he has spent

Slow Horses has always thrived on its particular brand of grimy, cynical excellence, the kind that makes bureaucratic failure and personal dysfunction feel like the

Entering its sixth season, Slow Horses has started to feel like comfort television as we are now so familiar with the characters and the set