The story includes details about Season 2 of Netflix’s The Night Agent. Season 1 of The Night Agent had a clear blueprint, Matthew Quirk’s novel, on which creator Shawn Ryan based the series. With an open-ended Season 1 finale and no source material for Season 2,

What is Foxglove and why is Peter Sutherland determined to save it? Check 'The Night Agent' season 2 ending explained for the answers.

Netflix has dropped the second season of The Night Action and fans are desperate to know what the ending means for Peter and Rose after he begged her to forget about him

Peter Sutherland will lock horns with both a new boss and an old flame when the Netflix hit The Night Agent returns this Thursday, Jan. 23. Picking up 10 months after Peter (played by Gabriel Basso) was admitted to the Night Action program (after he saved President Travers’ life),

The finale takes us back eight years when Solomon's (Berto Colon) boss Jacob Monroe (Louis Herthum) financed a building under the radar. His refusal to disclose the source of his funds painted him as a dubious character, raising eyebrows.

I binged 'The Night Agent' season two and it’s so good, but I have a bone to pick with Peter Sutherland. Keep reading for my honest thoughts.

While Gabriel Basso did his best with the material, his Peter Sutherland being the centre of the series didn't help proceedings. The character is the archetype action hero – a duty bound, utterly moral figure, with little to demarcate him from Jacks Ryan or Reacher.

In the fictional universe of The Night Agent, there’s a phone in The White House basement that never rings — until one day it does. The call sets low-level FBI agent Peter Sutherland ( Gabriel Basso) off on a wild goose chase to find a dangerous government mole and stop an assassination attempt before it’s too late.

Luciane Buchanan (Rose Larkin), Amanda Warren (Catherine Weaver) and Arienne Mandi (Noor) tease Season 2 drama, including a complicated Peter and Rose reunion.