This new run of the show is based on two novels, adapting books six and seven of Herron's books, Joe Country and Slough House, and merging them into one story.
"With season 6, we decided that we needed to combine two books, which was the first time we'd done that," Randall said. "So I read them both. I read Joe Country and Slough House. They're both fantastic. Joe Country would make the most amazing film, but it was felt that there was not a huge amount of story for a number of our characters."
Those who have read the books will recognise that the synopsis for season 6 more closely aligns with the plot of Slough House, as Randall suggests.
That synopsis says: "Season 6 sees the Slow Horses on the run as Diana Taverner embroils them all in a fatally high-stakes game of retaliation and revenge."
Meanwhile, Lenny Rush is joining as a new character and Olivia Cooke is reprising her season 1 role of Sid Baker.
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