Agent upped the ante in its second outing, with Peter becoming enmeshed in a chemical weapons threat and (gulp) unwittingly swaying a presidential election that sends hi

Netflix users have been left deeply frustrated by a detail in The Night Agent season two. The spy thriller returned to the streaming service earlier this month and, as expected, shot to the top of its most-watched charts.

Gabriel Basso and Luciane Buchanan will return to the Netflix action series alongside several new cast members

The Night Agent season two is just around the corner and the hit Netflix spy series sees the return of Gabriel Basso as agent Peter Sutherland. At the end of the first series he said goodbye to Rose Larkin (Luciane Buchanan) to take on a new mission.

These are all questions that we tend to ask with each new Mission: Impossible movie or, in the past, with new seasons of shows like 24 or Homeland, and now we're finding ourselves wondering the same things in the new season of The Night Agent.

As for new cast members, David Lyons, Jennifer Morrison, Stephen Moyer, Genesis Rodriguez, Callum Vinson, and Suraj Sharma have been announced as joining season 3, though their characters remain a mystery.

In the upcoming season of Netflix's "The Night Agent," Peter Sutherland is jumping into action and is headed to his first mission.

The story includes one minor detail from the Season 2 finale of The Night Agent. A popular series regular character from Season 1 of The Night Agent, Chelsea Arrington, played by Fola Evans-Akingbola,

Season 2 of “The Night Agent” was the most-watched Netflix series of the week of Jan. 20-26, debuting with 13.9 million views in its first four days of availability. The season’s success is unsurprising given how Season 1 performed when it debuted in 2023 - landing at No.

Season 2 of the drama series "The Night Agent” sky-rockets to No. 1 on Netflix with nearly 14 million views. TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie even has a cameo in the series!

Agent season 2, the story goes international. Sure, season 1 had some international ramifications—the entire conspiracy rested on the fact that the United States Vice President and his allies thought that an international figure was a poor ally for the sitting presidential administration to be making.