Tariq Masood

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Tariq Masood
Spooks character
First appearance	Series 8, Episode 2
Last appearance	Series 10, Episode 2
Portrayed by	Shazad Latif
Information
Gender	Male
Occupation	MI5 officer
Title	Technician and Data Analyst, Section D
Family	Cousin
Nationality	English

Tariq Masood is a character from the BBC television series Spooks,^[1] played by Shazad Latif. He was the technical wizard who replaced Malcolm Wynn-Jones in Series 8. He joined Section D in 2007 when he was fast-tracked through the system.

He had a cousin living in Lahore.

After finding an electronic bug in his broadband router and escaping his flat, Tariq is killed by a poison injection in Episode 2 of the Tenth Season. This was presumably by a similar system to the Bulgarian umbrella referenced by Sasha Gavrik earlier in the same episode. In the real-life umbrella assassination, a ricin pellet was fired into the victim (Georgi Markov). This method of delivery - and subsequent medical symptoms - bears a striking resemblance to Tariq's murder.

References

↑ http://www.bbc.co.uk/spooks/characters/tariqmasood.shtml

v t e Spooks

Series	Series 1 Series 2 Series 3 Series 4 Series 5 Series 6 Series 7 Series 8 Series 9 Series 10

Episodes	"Thou Shalt Not Kill" "Looking After Our Own" "One Last Dance" "Traitor's Gate" "Nest of Angels" "Smoke and Mirrors" "New Allegiances" "Split Loyalties" "The Tip-Off" "On the Brink" "Nuclear Strike" "Series 8, Episode 1" "Series 8, Episode 4" "Series 8, Episode 8" "Series 10, Episode 6"

Film	Spooks: The Greater Good

Characters	Beth Bailey Nicholas Blake Adam Carter Fiona Carter Vaughn Edwards Ruth Evershed Helen Flynn Bob Hogan Danny Hunter Connie James Ben Kaplan Jed Kelley Maya Lahan Andrew Lawrence Dimitri Levendis Oliver Mace Tariq Masood Ros Myers Lucas North Harry Pearce Tessa Phillips Jo Portman Tom Quinn Zoe Reynolds Juliet Shaw William Towers Erin Watts Colin Wells Malcolm Wynn-Jones Zafar Younis

Spin-off series	Spooks: Code 9

Related topics	David Wolstencroft Kudos MI5

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