Apple TV+ signs Slow Horses and Gary Oldman for two more seasons
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ has announced that Slow Horses has been signed for two more seasons.
- Star Gary Oldman will return for the remaining seasons.
- The first season of Slow Horses is now available to stream and the second will premiere later this year.
Apple TV+ has today announced that it has signed Gary Oldman and the Slow Horses show for two more seasons. The seasons will be based on the next two novels of the Mick Herron spy series Slough House. The show's second season will premiere later this year and the first is already available to stream.
The hit Apple TV+ show will continue the focus on Slough House, a group of MI5 that's filled to the brim with castaways. The first season sets the tone and the second will build on that, while seasons three and four will continue in the same vein.
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