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Is Tom Brooke Leaving Slow Horses, and Is JK Coe Dead?
River reaches Coe too late as Russian assassins kill him and kidnap Sid, while Taverner cuts a deal to stop the violence.
- On Wednesday, October 7, Slow Horses season six premiered its fourth episode, which culminated in the death of intelligence officer J.K. Coe during a knife fight in a service station bathroom.
- Actor Tom Brooke portrayed Coe, an MI5 intelligence officer who suffered from PTSD and became a fan favorite after joining the cast in season four.
- Brooke had made peace with the character's death before joining the show, noting that the "mundaneness" of the death scene in the original book specifically appealed to him.
- Fans are reacting to the death, which marks a major turning point in the sixth season of the Apple TV spy drama starring Jack Lowden.
- The season remains a "ceaseless thrill machine" as other agents continue to scrape and claw, while Jackson Lamb and Frank Harkness trade barbs at Shake Shack.
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The Independent (US)Slow Horses star responds after character killed off: ‘I’m not alright about it’
***Spoilers ahead for season six, episode four***
·London, United Kingdom
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Slow Horses Star Admits Mixed Feelings Over Character's Shock Exit
The current season of Slow Horses has once again won over both critics and viewers – but if you’re not familiar with the original book series, there’s a moment in the latest episode that will undoubtedly have hit like a bolt from the blue.Now, if you haven’t watched the episode yet, we’re going to give you one last chance to bookmark this page and revisit it once you have, because we’re about to drop some major spoilers.All good? OK, let’s conti…
·United Kingdom
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'Slow Horses' Season 6, Episode 4 Recap And Review: I Can't Believe They Killed
·Jersey City, United States
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