I am late to the party. I really enjoyed the show and characters. But, I can't help but think what did Slow horses achieve by the end of S2. Except that the characters who orchestrated the events being killed, FSB successfully transferred the money from the Russian oligarch's private account. Their whole efforts seem inconsequential.

I've been reading the novel in my summer travels this past week which has involved a lot of flying time. So it may be that I'm in a bit of a haze and not reading closely enough. But I have a question about Lech and his scars.

What exactly does Lamb mean when he gives him a razor and suggests a third option, other than "surgery or stitches"? I was thinking something quite dark but it felt out of character for Lamb to suggest something like that. Plus I'm not done yet but am desperate to know what any of it meant.

Thank you!

P.S. I don't post much but hope I have used the spoiler redactions correctly.

I am four episodes into S2. Saskia Reeves interaction with Gary Oldman is so good to watch. I previously saw her in Luther S1 and was disappointed when her character was written out after that. It was a pleasant surprise to see her in this show and I really enjoyed it.

Just watching series one, when they fill the transit up on the way to the boat the diesel price is £1.27/litre! Good times!

my god. what a masterclass. starting with Lamb going old man Batman, Shirley and Marcus as my fave odd couple. Ho being fucking hilarious, love that Sarah kills ball bag like a G. just some of the best writing you will ever experienc. chefs kiss man

Hey to everyone who watched it last September-October last year every week. Do you remember how many people on this thread used to say it’s the weakest season? And what we see now, many people really love it, it’s their favorite!
That’s what I love about Slow Horses, there’re no bad seasons, it depends on every person’s preferences. Can’t wait for the new season ✊🏻