– Renewed by Netflix in February
– Arriving in late 2025
– Production officially wrapped in June
– No trailer or confirmed release date yet
– Main cast all set to return
– Plot will focus on a new mission
– Showrunner has signed deal with Netflix
– Season 3 already confirmed by Netflix
The Night Agent season 2 is on the way, though we’ll have to wait a little longer. After a hugely successful launch on Netflix, the action-packed thriller was swiftly renewed, but what’s next for FBI agent Peter Sutherland? Season 1 saw Sutherland deep in government conspiracy, which he successfully uncovered, but not without some incredibly perilous moments. For season 2 then, how will Peter cope with the move to a higher plain with a brand new position as a night agent.
The fact that one of the best Netflix shows is returning should come as no surprise, though. The Night Agent has become Netflix’s new TV show darling boasting some seriously impressive viewing figures. During season 1’s first week on Netflix, it racked up 168.7 million viewing hours catapulting it to the top of numerous charts on one of the best streaming platforms. With all these stats, there’s also some exciting news around season 3. For now, let’s focus on The Night Agent season 2 and everything we know about it, from a release date prediction, to a confirmed cast list, to the possible plot, and much more.
We know another season is coming, but when? Well, great news, Netflix confirmed The Night Agent season 2 will return in late 2025.
To be more specific, Netflix has said it’s coming in Winter 2025. So, if we’re to make a release date prediction, we’d say that means it’ll air between December 2025 and February 2026. To narrow it down even further, we’re predicting it’ll launch in December as the streamer’s flagship show for the holiday season.
When it comes to returning cast members of The Night Agent season 2, both Gabriel Basso and Luciane Buchanan are confirmed to be reprising their roles as Peter Sutherland and Rose Larkin respectively. Other than that, there’s no news from Netflix on who else will be returning, although the death count in season 1 tells us who won’t be.
We would speculate that Chief of Staff Diane Farr and Gordon Wick could return, but we’ll get into that in the plot section below. We may also see former VP, Ashley Redfield, his daughter, Maddie, as well as Chelsea Arrington in season 2 given where season 1 left us.
There is plenty to talk about when it comes to new cast members though, and the list below for The Night Agent season 2 is plentiful, as confirmed by Netflix. Here’s The Night Agent season 2 series regulars:
Brittany Snow as AliceTeddy Sears as WarrenAmanda Warren as CatherineArienne Mandi as Noor Louis Herthum as Jacob MonroeNavid Negahban as AbbasBerto Colon as SolomonMichael Malarkey as MarkusRob Heaps as Tomás BalaKeon Alexander as Javad
Brittany Snow joins as Alice, Peter’s partner and mentor for his first Night Action assignment; Teddy Sears as Warren, a high-level intelligence officer who becomes a subject of a Night Action investigation; Navig Negahban as Abbas, the “distinguished and measured” Iranian ambassador to the UN; and Rob Heaps as Tomas, a “British-educated, rich, entitled but driven man” who is desperate to return his family to power after his dictator father’s conviction of war crimes.
Amanda Warren joins as Catherine, a veteran of the Night Action program who trains and oversees the Night Agents. As described by Netflix, she’s “a fierce defender of her agents, but finds it difficult to earn Peter’s trust when he struggles with betrayal issues from his experiences in season 1.”
Then, there’s Jacob, an international businessman with powerful global connections, Solomon, a former Marine turned right-hand man/fixer for a powerful business, and Markus, a trained military leader loyal to his dictator uncle who was recently convicted in the Hague of war crimes.
There’s also Noor, a low-level aide in the Iranian mission to the United Nations in New York looking to leverage her access to top secret information into a better life for her and her family. As well as Javad, the head of security for the Iranian mission that Noor is on.
Tudum also confirmed a few guest stars for season 2 including Marwan Kenzari as Reza, a decorated soldier joining as a night agent, Elise Kibler as Sloane, Tomás’ smart, savvy, and glamorous British socialite girlfriend, and Dikran Tulaine as Viktor Bala, once leader of his country, now convicted of war crimes.
With all these new characters joining The Night Agent season 2, we can speculate where the story goes next in our plot section below.
Full spoilers follow for The Night Agent season 1.
Unlike season 1, there’s no book from author Matthew Quirk to follow. So, what direction will it take? Well, the official plot synopsis from Tudum says, “The new season picks up after the thrilling events of Season 1, when Peter Sutherland’s efforts to save the president earn him an opportunity to become a Night Agent. Working in the secretive organization of Night Action in Season 2 will propel Peter into a world where danger is everywhere and trust is in short supply.”
Peter really made a name for himself in season 1, cementing his first mission as an official night agent leading into season 2. Well, unofficially, given the Night Action program is ‘off the books’. After he unraveled a huge conspiracy within the Oval Office and ultimately saved the life of President Michelle Travers, it’s unsurprising his efforts are being rewarded.
Viewers also watched the romance between Rose Larkin and Peter blossom throughout season 1, and they now face a new challenge as Peter embarks on his new dangerous job. So, there’s certainly more to explore on how they cope moving forward.
It’s certainly been discussed by showrunner Shawn Ryan, who spoke to Tudum, “That’s one of the big questions we’d love to answer in Season 2. What does Peter getting on this plane and going somewhere (presumably overseas to enter into some new wild adventure mean, with Rose going back to California to try to pursue her Silicon Valley dreams again? We certainly have some initial ideas.”
We also know that while Peter successfully uncovered the White House conspiracy, he wasn’t able to prevent a couple of season 1’s villains from getting away. Both Diane Farr, presidential chief of staff, survived a gunshot wound in the final episode, and Gordon Wick, managed to escape while the dust settled.
Ryan added, “We liked the idea that this wasn’t so clean. That there is one person who, because of his resources and everything, is able to slink away. Maybe we’ll deal with him again in some way.” He’ll certainly have a vendetta against Peter and a bank roll that allows him to commit traitorous acts.
And when it comes to Farr’s future, Gabriel Basso told Tudum, “Due to his belief in due process, he’s not going to be bummed she’s alive.” Adding, “But if Farr eludes justice, he’ll be a little more wary of Travers. To be a traitor and not receive justice is not OK with Peter.”
From the new cast members joining The Night Agent season 2, we’ve also got hints around what the first Night Action mission could entail with characters including a new powerful businessman and his Marine-turned-fixer, a dictator convicted of war crimes with a son and nephew both out for revenge, plus an Iranian mission, and a new night agent partner for Peter.
Shawn Ryan also told Deadline that, when it comes to The Night Agent, each season will have its own story to tell, “…the initial pitch for this show that we sold to Netflix was that each season would tell its own, mostly self-enclosed, a beginning, a middle and end story, and any future seasons would include a few but not most of the characters that we saw in the previous season.”
The official plot remains firmly under wraps for The Night Agent season 2, but we’ll be sure to update here as soon as we know more.
All 10 episodes of The Night Agent season 1 can be streamed on Netflix. While you wait for season 2, there’s seven more spy shows like The Night Agent to add to your watchlist.
In an early move by Netflix, The Night Agent season 3 was recently confirmed by Tudum. Given its previous swift renewal and ongoing success on the streaming platform, it’s not really all that surprising. According to Netflix, “The Night Agent Season 3 will begin a production unit in Istanbul at the end of 2024 before returning to film in New York in 2025.” No rest for the cast and crew then given season 2’s winter 2025 release date.
It doesn’t feel like it’ll end there though. In June, Deadline revealed that showrunner Shawn Ryan had signed an four-year overall deal with Netflix, which started in October when his deal with Sony expired. With such an impressive agreement in place, it hints at the show expanding into a franchise, with Deadline discussing rumors of potential The Night Agent spin-offs.
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