r/tvPlus • u/Saar13 • Aug 21 '24
First reviews of Slow Horses Season 4 Review
Paste: "Slow Horses Gets Personal in Season 4, Revealing the Spy Drama’s Beating Heart" (9,5/10)
Empire: "Darkly funny and tighter than the buttons on Lamb’s sauce-stained shirt, this is yet another outstanding season for Apple’s brilliantly unconventional spy series" (4/5)
Radio Times: "Apple TV+ hits another home run with the most personal season yet" (4/5)
Total Film: "Apple TV's masterful spy drama remains one of the best shows on right now" (4/5)
Fandom Wire: "Gary Oldman Espionage Show Offers Its Most Exciting Season Yet" (9/10)
The Streamable: "Apple TV+’s Most Reliable Series, Returns With Excellent and Explosive Fourth Season"
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u/Saar13 Aug 21 '24
Sunny S1, Bad Monkey S1, Pachinko S2, and Slow Horses S4 all received great reviews. I hope the first three continue (Slow Horses is already renewed) and receive promotion and marketing efforts.
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u/Chabotnick Aug 21 '24
Sunny is already so padded out beyond the source material. I’m enjoying it, but I’d prefer they just wrap up a compelling story and call it a day.
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u/thomasbdl Aug 21 '24
Hopefully, the multiple Emmy nominations will finally give this gem more of the attention it deserves.
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u/Saar13 Aug 21 '24
Slow Horses went from the top 25 to the top 5 here in Brazil. These awards efforts always give shows a buzz and in an atypical period for the TV universe, with much less stuff being made out there, several older shows can gain traction with good marketing.
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u/AdRepresentative6232 Aug 21 '24
I was hoping for the Americans to get a reboot. And then this show made me not care about it anymore. This show is so good
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u/National-Ad1573 Dec 04 '24
I find Season 4 a bit predictable. Was I the only one who figured out who River was by the end of episode 2?
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u/flixguy440 Aug 21 '24
Four episodes in (review access) and it's very good.