01 A Mossad agent goes undercover in Iran to shut down a nuclear reactor.
The Americans is patient and morally complicated, happy to spend a season on the cost of a single lie. Slow Horses is funnier and more cynical about the same world, and Killing Eve brings a stylish, international edge. Tehran sends a Mossad agent undercover in Iran to disable a nuclear reactor, MI-5 (Spooks) follows British intelligence officers handling real threats, Alias makes a grad student a double agent, and The Bureau tracks French DGSE agents in the Middle East. Homeland, The Night Manager and Berlin Station round out the list.
01 A Mossad agent goes undercover in Iran to shut down a nuclear reactor.
02 A grounded, high-stakes look at British intelligence officers navigating real-world threats.
03 A grad student discovers she has been working as a double agent inside the intelligence agency she thought she served.
04 A tense, grounded look at French intelligence officers operating undercover in the Middle East.
05 A CIA officer works a mole hunt inside his own Berlin station.
06 An intelligence operative obsessed with catching a charismatic, brilliant assassin.
07 A CIA officer is convinced a returned prisoner of war has been turned by the enemy.
08 A former soldier goes undercover to infiltrate an arms dealer's inner circle.
09 A wry, grimy look at MI5's dumping ground for its most disgraced agents.
10 Soviet spies pose as an ordinary American family at the height of the Cold War.
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