The best episode directed by Jeremy Lovering is "The Innocent", rated 9.333/10 from 3 user votes. It was "written by David Farr". "The Innocent" aired on 10/13/2005 and is rated 0.3 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "The Book".
MI5 suspect a terrorist is planning an attack from his prison cell. Guest stars Jimi Mistry.
Director: Jeremy Lovering
Writer: David Farr
A neo-conservative group murder an ex-minister to cover up his past and then they hunt down the journalist who is threatening to blow the story and is under MI5 protection.
Director: Jeremy Lovering
Writer: Raymond Khoury
Lamb and Katinsky go head-to-head. Ho finds himself trapped on a train with a Russian assassin.
Director: Jeremy Lovering
Writer: Will Smith
River gets cozy in the Cotswolds while searching for a sleeper agent. Min discovers Russian drinking games are the most brutal of all.
Director: Jeremy Lovering
Writer: Morwenna Banks
Lamb orders his Slow Horses to walk into traps. River believes something alarming is heading toward London.
Director: Jeremy Lovering
Writer: Mark Denton
Lamb liaises with a Russian defector who may hold a clue to sleeper agents. River is on the trail of a ruthless assassin.
Director: Jeremy Lovering
Writer: Morwenna Banks
Louisa makes her move on Pashkin. Catherine makes moves of a different kind when she plays high-stakes chess with a sinister stranger.
Director: Jeremy Lovering
Writer: Mark Denton
Jackson Lamb is on high alert after a former spy is found dead. Min and Louisa are tempted by an offer from outside Slough House.
Director: Jeremy Lovering
Writer: Will Smith
Two years on from reports of his Reichenbach Fall demise, Sherlock resurfaces as London comes under threat of a huge terrorist attack. John, though, has mixed feelings – he's delighted by the return of his best friend, but harbours worries that the consulting detective's reappearance will have an adverse affect on his settled domestic life, in particular his romance with Mary Morstan.
Director: Jeremy Lovering
Writer: Mark Gatiss