Another day, another globe-trotting spy series with morbid grey cityscapes. Secrets abound, identities are tossed around, while normal life goes on in the sidelines, perfectly oblivious. If the first four episodes of FX’s new six-part limited series are any indication, then this is a template that has been done to death multiple times over the years. (Also read: Quentin Tarantino’s swansong: 4 things to know about his now-scrapped final film The Movie Critic) Elizabeth Moss in a still from The Veil. The premise Elizabeth Moss–who is certainly one of those actors whose presence akins a sense of promise for the project itself–is front and centre here. She is Imogen (or so she would like to be called)- a fraught MI6 agent who is “used in very high level situations,” but when we first meet her fencing off a rather unpredictably insipid German man, she ends her mission by saying, “All done. No fuss, no muss.” Yeah, that’s about it- and it comes off rather unintentionally taciturn and funny. HT launches Crick-it, a one stop destination …