The Slow Horses need to wiggle out of a dire situation in a season finale once more. Of course, they do — but not without casualties. Season 6 ends by tying up all of its loose ends; it just takes a couple of leaps and conventional storytelling moves, at least for Slow Horses, to get there. Add in the massive cliffhanger, and you’ve got a decent finale that sets the stage for Season 7 next year.
Slow Horses Season 6, Episode 6 Review — ’Judgement Day’
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