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"Slow Horses" Renewed For Season 8
Apple TV says production will start shortly on the next season, which adapts Mick Herron’s Clown Town and pits Jackson Lamb against Diana Taverner.
- On Tuesday, Apple TV announced the renewal of Slow Horses for an eighth season, one day after the spy drama won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing.
- The renewal arrives as Season 6 premieres Wednesday on Apple TV, while production has already wrapped on the previously announced Season 7 of the MI5 espionage drama.
- Executive producer Ben Vanstone will adapt the eighth season from Clown Town, the ninth novel in Mick Herron's Slough House series, with director Adam Randall returning to helm.
- The upcoming season features a major confrontation between Jackson Lamb, head of Slough House, and Diana Taverner, as Lamb attempts to unravel a dark MI5 secret after a botched blackmail attempt.
- Executive producer Douglas Urbanski previously told THR, "Most TV shows don't have books, so we can figure this out," noting Herron continues writing, allowing potential future adaptations.
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