What Is Lamb Planning to Do to Damien Cantor? | Slow Horses Season 6 Explained

What is Jackson Lamb planning to do to Damien Cantor in Slow Horses Season 6? After discovering that Frank Harkness is working for Cantor, Lamb finally has a name connected to the stolen Slough House files and the attempt to silence Reece Nesmith. Reece is the son of Andrew Nesmith, a former MI5 agent who stole confidential files containing the identities of current and former Slough House operatives. After Andrew’s death, Reece becomes a dangerous loose end because he possesses his father’s burner phone and may help expose the people behind the operation. Lamb uses Reece to contact Cantor and demand £100,000 in exchange for his silence. Cantor refuses to deal with the problem himself and sends Frank Harkness to handle it. But Lamb is waiting for Frank, turning the meeting into an opportunity to discover who is paying him. With Emma Flyte’s help, Lamb follows Frank and confirms his connection to Cantor. The discovery gives Lamb a new target, but it also raises an important question: how much does Cantor know about the wider conspiracy against Slough House? Is Lamb planning to expose Cantor, force him to reveal who is pulling the strings, or use the media mogul’s own operation against him? And could this investigation connect the stolen files to the attacks on Slough House agents? This video breaks down Lamb’s strategy, Reece’s role in the investigation, Frank Harkness’s assignment, and what the discovery of Cantor’s involvement could mean for the rest of Slow Horses Season 6. Spoiler warning: This video discusses major events from Slow Horses Season 6 Episode 4, “Lost and Found.”