New season of incredible Apple TV spy series gets 100% Rotten Tomatoes score

Despite not having been released yet, Season 4 of the Apple TV+ series Slow Horses has already received an impressive 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Apple TV+ is renowned for producing fantastic TV shows that unfortunately do not receive much viewership, and Slow Horses is among those shows.

The show centers on a team of MI5 agents who, despite a major failure on an assignment, are not dismissed but rather sentenced to a mundane existence of paperwork and mistreatment from their unforgiving superior in the “Slow Horse”department.

Despite premiering in 2022, Slow Horses has consistently delivered an exceptional season. Even though the fourth season is not set to release until September 4, it has already received a perfect score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.

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The critics continue to shower praise, with one writing, “Despite how unbelievable it may seem, these six new episodes are the best yet.”

“Another individual remarked, “The fourth season of the top spy show on television uncovers hidden motivations and poignant revelations.”

Another viewer assured, “Fans of the show can rest easy knowing that Season 4 will not disappoint. The new storyline will seamlessly incorporate all the entertaining elements that audiences have grown to love.”

The series has consistently received critical acclaim, earning multiple nominations for prestigious awards such as Best Outstanding Drama and Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series at the Emmys.

Despite the inclusion of renowned actors such as Kristin Scott Thomas and Olivia Cooke from House of the Dragon, it is Gary Oldman who consistently impresses audiences as the star of the cast.

“A fan expressed their admiration for Slow Horses, stating on X/Twitter that it was “so damn good”. They also appreciated how Gary Oldman’s portrayal of a curmudgeon was spot-on, as if he had accepted a challenge to embody the dictionary definition of the term.”