Netflix premiered the new season on January ... which is better than the first season’s rating of 74%. Season 2 follows Peter ...

Peter Sutherland is no longer manning the desk ... was promoted at the end of Season 1 of the hit Netflix show after he unraveled a terrorist conspiracy in the White House and saved President ...

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Season two of "The Night Agent" hits Netflix on Thursday. In the new season, Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso) tracks down a CIA agent accused of leaking secrets. Here's a season 1 recap of key ...

Peter Sutherland is back, and he’s searching for a mole in the CIA who plans to blow up Manhattan. Netflix debuted the Season 2 trailer of “The Night Agent” on Christmas morning, ahead of ...

which begins February 3,” he said in a post mortem interview after Season 2 launched on Netflix. Star Gabriel Basso will return as Peter Sutherland, the titular character of the show.

It’s been more than a year since The Night Agent‘s first season premiered on Netflix to record-breaking reception, but if you miss Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso), Rose Larkin (Luciane ...

Netflix has released the first five minutes of The Night Agent season 2 They show Peter Sutherland running for his life when a mission goes wrong The hugely popular spy thriller returns on our ...

There was Jon Snow, Simon Bassett, and now…Peter Sutherland. It doesn’t sound as catchy, but that’s the current state of leading men, as the Netflix hit “The Night Agent” returns for ...

The world's biggest streaming service is starting 2025 with a bang, headlined by the second season of The Night Agent, one of Netflix's most-watched shows ever. This time, Peter Sutherland ...

Did someone dial the night action number? Because Peter Sutherland is back, and he's sweatier and more righteous than ever. Promoted by the president from phone manager to super-secret government ...

FBI agent Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso ... The Night Agent is too eager to please (and too Netflix-y in its reliance on spoken exposition rather than visual storytelling) to become fatally ...