So viele Varianten gibt es ja nicht: Bedrohung durch einen Staat wie Russland oder den Iran, durch eine Terrororganisation oder eben eine Geheimorganisation.

Ahh...Danke! (Post Nr. 345 übrigens! )

RSM@ThamesHouse wrote:

Does anyone else think

Wie hieß es einmal so unheilvoll - nach dieser Staffel würde nichts mehr so sein wie früher. Geht diesmal vielleicht tatsächlich eine Atombombe hoch?

Ich persönlich finde ja Bio-Terrorismus wesentlich spannender!

Hatten wir aber auch schon. Als Adam die Lungenpest hatte und ganz schnell ein Antiserum beschafft werden musste. Anfang von Staffel 6.

Hatten wir aber auch schon. Als Adam die Lungenpest hatte und ganz schnell ein Antiserum beschafft werden musste. Anfang von Staffel 6.

Aber ich finde Bio-Terrorismus grundsätzlich sehr spannend und ist eigentlich ziemlich schwach, dass das bisher erst einmal in Staffel 6 dran kam.

Absolutely nothing about Spooks in any [TV mag], in spite of the promises last week that they'd have articles about it. Thursday 29th at 9pm is still New Tricks (6/8).

It looks as if they planned to start it on 29th, but have changed their minds at the last minute.

Many thanks to Millhand for getting all the papers today! :-*

Most of the TV guides in the papers make Spooks a Pick of the Day on Wednesday or a Highlight of the Week.

There are small articles in some of them including one in the Daily Star that includes a quote from Richard.

The Independent says of the first episode, "A typically high-octane opener to the new series of the spy drama, as Harry's kidnappers state their price for the MI5 chieftan. It's all to do with enriched uranium and Peter Firth looks worried."; The Daily Telegraph says that "the team are back with a vengeance. [...] The episode starts off looking like an advert for Audi cars, but stick with it - it reaches an exhausting (and believable) climax."

"It's always fun to have a new series of Spooks," says The Times, "even when it doesn't deliver as much as it promises. Unashamedly wham-bam entertainment, it is filled with chases and explosions and technical wizardry performed the with hatchet-faced seriousness by actors who are called upon to save the world. [...] Most of the episodes involve a race against time, but this one includes a whole series of races-against-time, all running simultaneously. Spooks has never been afraid of overkill."

The Daily Mail says, "The return of 'Spooks' livens up BBC1's schedules. [...] The new series gets off to a scorching start with an episode that seldom pauses for breath but screws up the tension and suspense to an almost unbearable pitch. Expect shocks - and a face from the past." The Daily Star calls Spooks "the best spy show on TV."And The Sun describes the new series as "gripping".

Can't wait...

'Spooks' is Pick of the Day/ Week in almost all the Sunday papers, and there's a small article about Richard in the (Birmingham) 'Sunday Mercury' - just a press cuttings job, nothing new (and the poor printing makes it look as though he's acquired a villainous pencil moustache) :-/

http://www.richardarmitageonline.com/ar ... 91101.html