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Season 1 Episode 12 | 51m 35s

1925: As Pepita tries to discover the truth behind her husband's disappearance, Reilly is interrogated and tortured by the Bolsheviks under Stalin's orders. Back in Britain, Cummings attempts to arrange for Reilly's rescue.

Aired: 10/05/22
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Reilly returns to London, where he is met with acclaim – and an official inquiry.