Slow Horses

When I skip the first two explicitly introductory parts, I have to admit that Slow Horses is a really well-made spy drama which I really enjoyed in the context of this first series. I enjoyed the environment of agents who are sidelined and shuffled into the group of Slow Horses, where no one expects anything from them, nor expects anything, and rather everyone at MI5 is happy when no one knows or hears about them. So actually, they don't expect anything from them at all. And I also enjoyed the tension that this series gradually built up to its climax. The last two episodes, for example, were a top-notch spy thriller. In addition, there is the biggest attraction, the brilliant Gary Oldman as the head of the Slow Horses group, who is a cynic like a pig, plus he is a jerk and looks like he crawled out of a dumpster where he stayed for a week. If you like spy themes, believe me, you just want to see this. (03/13/2024)

Just as the first series began, the second series added more gas and each episode ended with a twist that I didn't even have the strength to catch my breath. In addition, it added an archenemy in the form of Marek Vašut, who absolutely fantastically enjoyed his role as a Russian mafia, who looks more like Vašut than a Russian. (03/26/2024)

Third series of Slow Horses surprisingly starts a clash between agents right within MI5, where two heads heavily go against each other and stir up evil. Again, absolutely luxurious spy affair with the bonus that the viewer will also see a fairly decent amount of great action. (03/26/2024)