The show's fifth season, which is adapted from the fifth book in Herron’s novel series, is set to land on Wednesday 24th September.
Slow Horses fans will remember JK Coe from season 4, when he was introduced as a mysterious figure who didn't speak much (or at all, really).
"His overall vibe is he just wants people to leave him alone. He's got PTSD, which he keeps in check by pretending to play the piano."
"So I just did that, really. I've never had a backstory given to me in that way. But if it's there and it's that good, best not to mess with it, really."
The synopsis for season 5 teases that "everyone is suspicious when resident tech nerd Roddy Ho has a glamorous new girlfriend, but when a series of increasingly bizarre events occur across the city, it falls to the Slow Horses to work out how everything is connected".
We know that there’ll be at least two more seasons of the show, with seasons 6 and 7 already confirmed.
However, there’ll be a big change behind the camera for those upcoming seasons, with the fifth instalment of the show marking the last time showrunner Will Smith will be at the helm.
Slow Horses season 5 releases on 25th September 2025 on Apple TV+ – sign up to Apple TV+ now.
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