The Night Agent
Genre
Created by Shawn Ryan
Based on The Night Agent
by Matthew Quirk
Showrunner Shawn Ryan
Starring
Music by Robert Duncan
Country of origin United States
Original language English
No. of seasons 3
No. of episodes 30
Production
Executive producers
Producers
  • James Dodson
  • Canella Williams-Larrabé
  • Alejandro Espinoza
  • Gabriel Basso
Production locations
Cinematography
Editors
  • Peter Elliot
  • Lilly Urban
  • Natasha Gjurokovic
  • Anthony Pinker
  • C.J. Liao
Running time 45–56 minutes
Production companies
Original release
Network Netflix
Release March 23, 2023 (2023-03-23) –
present

The Night Agent is an American action thriller television series created by Shawn Ryan based on the novel of the same name by Matthew Quirk. Starring Gabriel Basso in the title role, it premiered on Netflix on March 23, 2023.[1] The series emerged as the third-most-viewed debuting series on Netflix in its first four days, and within a week it was renewed for a second season.[2] Within a month, it became the streaming service's sixth-most-viewed series.[3] In October 2024, ahead of the second-season premiere, the series was renewed for a third season.[4] The second season was released on January 23, 2025.[5] The third season premiered on February 19, 2026.[6]

Plot

FBI agent Peter Sutherland is thrown into a vast conspiracy about a mole at the highest levels of the United States government. To save the nation, he plunges into a desperate hunt for the traitor, while protecting former tech CEO Rose Larkin from the people who murdered her aunt and uncle.[7]

Cast and characters

Main

  • Gabriel Basso as Peter Sutherland, an FBI agent who works at the White House as a Night Action telephone operator in season 1 and becomes a Night Agent for Night Action end of season 1.
  • Luciane Buchanan as Rose Larkin (seasons 1–2), a young cybersecurity entrepreneur and the niece of two Night Action agents. In Season 2 we see her working for a new tech startup called Adverse.
  • Fola Evans-Akingbola as Chelsea Arrington (seasons 1 and 3; guest season 2), an ambitious U.S. Secret Service agent initially assigned to Second Daughter Maddie Redfield, and later the campaign and presidential detail of Richard Hagan
  • Sarah Desjardins as Maddie Redfield (season 1), the daughter of Vice President Ashley Redfield
  • Eve Harlow as Ellen (season 1), an unpredictable assassin with a tragic and sad past
  • Phoenix Raei as Dale (season 1), a professional hitman who is partnered with Ellen
  • Enrique Murciano as Ben Almora (season 1), the director of the U.S. Secret Service
  • D. B. Woodside as Erik Monks (season 1), a veteran U.S. Secret Service agent newly assigned to Maddie
  • Hong Chau as Diane Farr (season 1), the White House chief of staff
  • Arienne Mandi as Noor Taheri (season 2), a junior aide to the Iranian Mission at the United Nations in New York who is seeking asylum by cooperating with the FBI
  • Louis Herthum as Jacob Monroe (season 2–3), a black market intelligence broker and former corporate lawyer
  • Berto Colon as Solomon Vega (season 2), a Marine veteran who works for Jacob
  • Keon Alexander as Javad (season 2), a Quds Force counterintelligence officer and the head of security at the Iranian Mission in New York
  • Michael Malarkey as Markus Dargan (season 2), nephew of deposed terrorist dictator Viktor Bala
  • Amanda Warren as Catherine Weaver (season 2–3), Peter's handler in Night Action
  • Ward Horton as Richard Hagan (season 3; guest season 2), the Governor of Kansas and later President of the United States
  • Albert Jones as Aiden Mosley (season 3; recurring season 2), the Deputy Director of the FBI and Night Action supervisor
  • David Lyons as Adam Corrigan (season 3), a Night Agent with links to President Hagan, who is a former US Army Lieutenant and CIA contractor
  • Jennifer Morrison as Jenny Hagan (season 3), the First Lady of the United States
  • Stephen Moyer as The Father (season 3), a meticulous assassin
  • Genesis Rodriguez as Isabel De Leon (season 3), a financial journalist for the Financial Register
  • Callum Vinson as The Son (season 3), The Father's adopted young child

Recurring

  • Andre Anthony as Colin Worley (season 1), the perpetrator of a bombing in Washington, D.C.
    • Anthony also portrays Matteo Worley, Colin's identical twin brother
  • Kari Matchett as Michelle Travers, the President of the United States (seasons 1; guest season 2)
  • Christopher Shyer as Ashley Redfield (season 1), the Vice President of the United States
  • Toby Levins as Briggs (season 1), the U.S. Secret Service agent who is part of Redfield's detail team
  • Ben Cotton as Gordon Wick (season 1), the CEO of a government contractor, Turn Lake Industries
  • Brittany Snow as Alice Leeds (season 2), Peter's Night Action partner in Bangkok
  • Teddy Sears as Warren Stocker (season 2), a former FBI agent who sells intelligence in Bangkok
  • Marjan Neshat as Azita Taheri (season 2), Noor's mother
  • Anousha as Haleh (season 2), an aide at the Iranian United Nations Mission in New York and Noor's friend
  • Navid Negahban as Abbas Mansuri (season 2), the Iranian ambassador to the United Nations
  • Rob Heaps as Tomás Bala (season 2), Markus' cousin and Viktor Bala's moderate, privately educated son
  • Elise Kibler as Sloane Killory (season 2), Tomás' girlfriend
  • Marwan Kenzari as Sami Saidi (season 2), a Night Action agent and former Delta Force sergeant
  • Dikran Tulaine as Viktor Bala (season 2), the deposed dictator and war criminal from an unnamed country imprisoned at The Hague
  • Suraj Sharma as Jay Batra (season 3), a financial analyst who uncovered financial activity is linked to terrorism
  • Zach Appelman as Theo Miller (season 3), Chelsea's fiancé and a member of the White House press team
  • Gary Hilborn as Trent Patterson (season 3), Chelsea's boss in the Secret Service

Episodes

Series overview

Season Episodes Originally released
1 10 March 23, 2023 (2023-03-23)
2 10 January 23, 2025 (2025-01-23)
3 10 February 19, 2026 (2026-02-19)

Season 1 (2023)

No.
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season		 Title Directed by Written by Original release date
1 1 "The Call" Seth Gordon Teleplay by : Shawn Ryan March 23, 2023 (2023-03-23)

FBI special agent Peter Sutherland saves countless civilians from a bombing on the DC Metro. A year later, he is working for White House Chief of Staff Diane Farr at a position monitoring a phone seldom used by the secretive Night Agent program.

Rose Larkin is staying with her aunt and uncle Emma and Henry Campbell in Loudoun County, Virginia, when their house is attacked. Before they are both killed, they give Larkin a phone number that she calls and is connected to Sutherland. She is rescued by local police before the assassins can reach her.

Sutherland is instructed by Farr to take Larkin into protective custody. Sutherland explains that the Campbells were members of the Night Agent program. En route to a safe house they are pursued by the assassins, but are able to evade them.

Prior to Farr's debriefing the next morning, Larkin tells Sutherland she heard her aunt say that someone in the White House cannot be trusted. Meanwhile, assassin couple Dale and Ellen break into a suburban house in Racine, Wisconsin, killing its owner, and retrieve a hidden bag.
2 2 "Redial" Seth Gordon Shawn Ryan March 23, 2023 (2023-03-23)

In a flashback, several high profile clients of Larkin's are hacked due to internal sabotage. She lies in the debrief about seeing Dale's face, and is sent to a hotel under Secret Service protection. Hawkins discloses that the Campbells worked in counterintelligence.

Sutherland matches the ring emblem, that he photographed in episode one, to the House of Karađorđević. He also discovers Hawkins was the Campbells' former handler.

Dale takes a call from their employers, who know Larkin's whereabouts and want her eliminated. Sutherland arrives at the hotel, but notices the Secret Service agents are gone. He evacuates Larkin and they are pursued unsuccessfully by Ellen and Dale.

Sutherland and Larkin revisit the Campbell residence, and travel to her uncle's woodland cabin to retrieve an encrypted hard drive.

Hawkins meets with one of the assassins' clients, but is killed for his silence. Farr is informed of his death, and goes to where his body was dumped in a farm site.
3 3 "The Zookeeper" Guy Ferland Munis Rashid & Shawn Ryan March 23, 2023 (2023-03-23)
U.S. president Michelle Travers is updated on the investigation into Hawkins death, and one of the assassins' clients is revealed to be Vice President Ashley Redfield. Farr demands the president reveal what the Campbells were involved in with Night Action. Sutherland calls Farr on her personal cell phone to arrange bringing Larkin in. When they covertly watch the assassins arrive at the cabin, Larkin bluntly tells Sutherland that Farr must be the traitor the Campbells warned about. Needing advanced computers to crack the drive, Sutherland returns to the White House with it claiming Larkin ran from him. He then discreetly sets up a remote connection allowing her to download the contents once it is decrypted and wipe the original. Farr discovers this and confronts Sutherland, but denies trying to kill them. She reveals the president was using the Campbells to investigate the metro bombing and a possible White House mole who was involved in it. Continuing to ignore Larkin's advice, Sutherland trusts Farr and brings her into the fold. Chelsea Arrington, the Secret Service agent guarding second daughter Maddie Redfield at Georgetown University is assigned a new partner, Erik Monks. Returning to active duty after being shot saving the previous president, he makes a mistake the first night on shift. Arrington questions his assignment to her team. Maddie's art teacher is revealed to be associated with the perpetrator of the metro bombing.
4 4 "Eyes Only" Ramaa Mosley Seth Fisher March 23, 2023 (2023-03-23)
Larkin finds several items on the hard drive, including building blueprints, CCTV footage from around DC and documents on the drive about the Peoples Independence Front (PIF), a radical Balkan political organization blamed for the Metro bombing. Spyware is found on Farr's phone, explaining how Sutherland and Larkin were tracked. Larkin reluctantly agrees to work with Farr and travels with Sutherland to an address found on the drive. They meet Lorna, an old friend of the Campbells who helped them gather intelligence, specifically blueprints for buildings and infrastructure around Washington, DC. She determines Sutherland's interference with the Metro bombing prevented the correct target being destroyed. Arrington discovers Monks is recovering from painkiller addiction and is only still in the job due to his friendship with the Director. Having got the assassins' license plate number at the cabin, Sutherland gets a friend in the Maryland State Police to trace their car to a residence, but it is empty when they raid it. Dale and Ellen are sent by Redfield to Lorna's house and torture her for information before killing her. Reviewing CCTV on the drive, Sutherland spots Arrington in multiple videos, deducing the Metro bombing might have been an assassination attempt on her charge.
5 5 "The Marionette" Guy Ferland Corey Deshon March 23, 2023 (2023-03-23)
Sutherland questions Arrington on who she was protecting the day of the bombing, but she is instructed to divulge no information other than it was not Maddie. Larkin further investigates the ring image, tracing the heraldry to the Serbian Pavelić family, relatives of the defunct Yugoslav royal family. Andrej Pavelić, an assemblyman, recently disappeared in Montenegro and a police sketch of a suspect matches that of Dale. Sutherland visits Hawkins's widow, who reveals her husband always doubted the PIF's alleged involvement in the metro bombing, instead believing government contractor Turn Lake Industries was responsible. Returning to Larkin, she reveals that Pavelić was campaigning against US contractors conducting black operations in the Balkans, and referenced Turn Lake by name. She also discovers via the FEC website that they are a major political donor to Vice President Redfield. President Travers orders Sutherland and Larkin to report to the White House. Maddie starts a relationship with her art teacher, and escapes her detail to visit him. However, his associate (involved in the metro bombing) kills him and kidnaps Maddie before Arrington and Monks can reach her.
6 6 "Fathoms" Ramaa Mosley Imogen Browder March 23, 2023 (2023-03-23)
Two years prior, the assassins kill Andrej Pavelić, but Dale keeps his ring. Sutherland declines to take Larkin to the White House with the drive, electing to leave her in the protection of his State Trooper friend Cisco whilst he attends alone with paper copies. He reveals Redfield's connection to Turn Lake and its CEO Gordon Wick to Farr, but deduces she is involved when she alludes to knowing Larkin is with a trooper (information he did not provide). Farr worriedly calls Wick, instructing him to kill Larkin. Sutherland warns her and Cisco to run. Farr orders Sutherland's arrest, but he narrowly escapes the White House via a secret tunnel. Cisco drops off Larkin so she can meet Sutherland at a pre-arranged spot, and is later killed by Ellen. Dale pursues Larkin, but after a brutal fight she and Sutherland are able to kill him. The two seek refuge in a boat owned by Sutherland's godfather, where Larkin treats his wounds. Arrington and Monks continue to investigate the kidnapping. Farr and Redfield argue over their involvement in the conspiracy, and she has Redfield give a press conference where he falsely names Sutherland as the main suspect in Maddie's disappearance.
7 7 "Best Served Cold" Adam Arkin Tiffany Shaw Ho March 23, 2023 (2023-03-23)
A flashback shows Maddie's younger sister Sarah drowned in the family pool, something her father's negligence caused but he blamed her for. Arrington and Monks investigate an environmentalist group Maddie's art teacher was involved with. A colleague identifies his associate (who kidnapped Maddie) as a man named Matteo. Matteo demands Redfield confess to orchestrating the metro bombing in 2 days, otherwise Maddie will be killed. The three traitorous conspirators – Wick, Farr and Vice President Redfield – discuss how Maddie was planning to publicly ruin her father by leaking the nanny cam footage the assassins retrieved from Wisconsin. The footage shows him assaulting 13 year old Maddie when she refuses to continue being blamed for Sarah's death. A grieving Ellen confronts Wick, and with a knife to his throat he gives her Matteo's last known whereabouts, asking her to kill him in exchange for Sutherland's location. Farr and Wick, and independently Sutherland and Larkin, identify Matteo as Colin Worley, a former employee of Turn Lake and the metro bomber, who is legally considered dead. Arrington and Monks interview Sutherland's godfather Jim, a reporter with The Baltimore Sun, and, encountering a photo of him and his godson at the houseboat, track Sutherland and Larkin to the dock and arrest them.
8 8 "Redux" Adam Arkin Rachel Wolf March 23, 2023 (2023-03-23)
It is revealed that Colin Worley's twin brother Matteo was mistakenly killed instead of him by Turn Lake to cover their tracks after the metro bombing, and Colin assumed his identity before going on the run. Sutherland and Larkin discuss their findings with Arrington and Monks, who reluctantly agree to further investigate due to the potential of a second attack happening. Arrington reveals the day of the metro bombing she was guarding PIF leader Omar Zadar, who was meeting with someone from the Travers administration, and bears his codename, Osprey. They deduce he was the intended target of the failed bombing. In the Situation Room, President Travers discusses wanting to establish relations with Zadar as an ally for democracy in the Balkans, which Redfield opposes. Redfield discovers Farr and Wick know the kidnapper's identity, and they assure him that Worley is being tracked. Farr amends the order to have Ellen kill Maddie also. Maddie secretly discovers a number on metal behind the drywall of her cell, and convinces Worley to record another ransom video to send directly to her father. However, she gives him Arrington's cell number and uses a visual code to covertly convey the information. The team are able to track her to a shipping container depot. They rescue Maddie, but Worley and Monks are killed by Ellen, who had been trailing the group. Larkin kills Ellen by pushing her off a crane.
9 9 "The Devil We Know" Millicent Shelton Munis Rashid March 23, 2023 (2023-03-23)
The night of the bombing, Redfield summons Farr and reveals he orchestrated the attack with Wick to kill Zadar, due to him believing he is a terrorist and Wick's activities in the Balkans being threatened should he be elected. With Travers' administration and legacy threatened should anything be discovered, Farr reluctantly agrees to work with them. Sutherland and Larkin flee the depot before backup arrives, and take shelter with his godfather. Arrington plans to take Maddie to President Travers and Secret Service director Almora to tell them the truth, but they are diverted to One Observatory Circle instead. Wick, Redfield and Farr discuss a second attack on Zadar, planned for the following day when he arrives stateside. Larkin hacks Ellen's cell, discovering images of files and documents taken inside the Night Action office. They discover Farr took the photos, and forward the evidence to Jim. Larkin, Arrington, Maddie and Sutherland deduce Zadar is meeting the president at Camp David, and Wick likely intends to kill Travers also to elevate Redfield, who can then issue pardons. Farr agrees to help them when she discovers Travers is also under threat, revealing she was not aware of the development as Redfield and Wick have frozen her out.
10 10 "Fathers" Millicent Shelton Seth Fisher March 23, 2023 (2023-03-23)
Arrington and Maddie fly with Redfield to Camp David on Marine Two. Redfield locks himself and Maddie in a basement panic room, telling her he thinks Travers is the enemy for cooperating with Zadar. She threatens to tell the press the truth and he lets her out. Farr uses her position to sneak Sutherland and Larkin into Camp David. She warns Almora of the threat to Travers, but Briggs, a rogue Secret Service agent, kills Almora and shoots Farr. Sutherland and Arrington realize two bombs have been planted. Arrington finds one of the bombs and evacuates Laurel House. She also releases Maddie from the basement and evacuates her just before it explodes. Sutherland discovers the second bomb has been planted on Marine One, where the president will be evacuated to. Pursued by U.S. marines and Secret Service, he prevents Travers from boarding just before the helicopter explodes. Larkin keeps Farr alive so she can stand trial. Redfield is arrested, with Maddie agreeing to testify against him. Travers provides Sutherland with conclusive evidence of his father's guilt but reveals he was planning on becoming a double agent and was assassinated. She recruits Sutherland to become a full Night Agent. Now in a relationship with Larkin, he later departs on his first mission.

Season 2 (2025)

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11 1 "Call Tracking" Guy Ferland Shawn Ryan January 23, 2025 (2025-01-23)
Ten months after the attack at Camp David, Peter and his Night Action partner Alice Leeds are compromised while tailing Warren Stocker in Bangkok as he sells intelligence to broker Jacob Monroe. Alice is killed at their extraction point. Peter escapes and goes into hiding, telling his new handler Catherine Weaver he believes someone in the program gave up their location. Rose Larkin, now working for AI marketing company AdVerse, attends therapy to process her PTSD. She gets called by an unknown man telling her Peter is in trouble. Catherine informs Rose he is AWOL. Rose alters AdVerse source code to run facial recognition on CCTV and social media and tracks him to New York City. President Travers reveals Catherine used to work with Peter's father. Peter tracks down Warren to Jamaica, Queens, after stealing his estranged son Ethan's phone. Rose tracks the phone and encounters Peter as he chases Warren, but the two are confronted by Solomon, one of Jacob's gunmen who killed Alice in Bangkok.
12 2 "Disconnected" Guy Ferland Tiffany Shaw Ho & Corey Deshon January 23, 2025 (2025-01-23)
Nine months prior, Peter meets Catherine, who tells him Night Action is investigating an intel leak from the CIA's Bangkok Station. Rose and Peter escape Solomon and his team, and he explains why he is tracking Warren and his current situation. They detain Warren after he tries to flee the country with Ethan. Warren tells Peter the intel he sold was on "Foxglove", an experimental chemical weapons program, but is killed by Jacob's team before he can reveal anything further. Noor Taheri, a New York based aide to Iranian Ambassador to the UN Abbas Mansuri, attempts to secure political asylum for herself and her family by providing information to the CIA. She tells her handler of rumors Abbas is secretly talking with someone leaking US intelligence information. Catherine and Night Action are copied in, as the CIA and FBI believe it may be Warren. Noor befriends Javad, the new head of security for the Iranian UN Mission.
13 3 "Government Property" Adam Arkin Imogen Browder January 23, 2025 (2025-01-23)
Peter and Rose are pursued separately by Jacob's team, after Peter refuses to tell him what Warren revealed. Rose is rescued by Catherine. The three meet, and Catherine reluctantly allows him and Rose to remain in the field to track down Solomon and identify Jacob. Rose identifies Solomon as a former Marine said to have died 6 years prior, but her boss revokes her access to AdVerse. Noor follows Ambassador Abbas to a secret appointment and photographs him meeting Solomon and receiving a briefcase. Rose and Peter discover Solomon's disabled sister, Celeste, is receiving recurring payments from a trust. Peter tells Catherine about Foxglove. Tomás Bala, son of imprisoned dictator Viktor Bala, meets with an aide to the British Foreign Secretary to try and negotiate his father's release from The Hague. Markus Dargan, Tomás' cousin, leads a team that steals a truck and hijacks a mobile laboratory associated with the Foxglove program as he scolds Elek for not leaving the occupants alone after tying them up and accuses him of being told no names.
14 4 "Desperate Measures" Adam Arkin Anayat Fakhraie January 23, 2025 (2025-01-23)
Peter meets with Noor as her new handler. He and Rose infiltrate a party at the Iranian Mission to obtain copies of the briefcase contents from Abbas's study. Suspicious of Peter, Javad detains him. Rose has to enter Abbas's study herself but succeeds and scans documents in the briefcase with Noor's phone. Peter escapes the mission after fighting two guards. Catherine tries to visit Celeste but discovers she moved suddenly overnight. Information on the trust paying her also dries up. She confronts CIA director Byron Gedney for an explanation about Bangkok, the death of Alice, and Foxglove. Peter and Catherine scatter Alice's ashes in New York Harbor. Tomás and Markus meet with Solomon, who gives them the Foxglove intel Warren sold to Monroe. Tensions arise between the cousins. The Foxglove contents stolen by Markus are revealed to be 9 novel chemical weapons, created for the purpose of developing antidotes. Despite Peter explaining that successful extractions require planning and time, Noor refuses to hand them over until her mother and brother are extracted from Isfahan.
15 5 "A Family Matter" Ana Lily Amirpour Munis Rashid January 23, 2025 (2025-01-23)
Catherine introduces Peter to Sami Saidi, a Night Action agent, tasked with spontaneously extracting Noor's family before her brother Farhad is conscripted in the next 24 hours. Jacob and Solomon make enquiries about Peter and what Night Action is. Javad continues to investigate the events of the party and starts to suspect Noor. Rose's boss at AdVerse comes to support her source code alterations after an investor approves the new tracking functionality and offers funding, promoting her to CTO. Saidi extracts the Taheris, but Farhad's refusal to leave draws the attention of the neighbors and later the police as they drive to the airstrip. Saidi kills the two police officers but Farhad takes one of their guns, says he will tell the authorities that Saidi was an unknown kidnapper (in order to protect Noor from retribution), and fires at Saidi. Saidi shoots Farhad dead and extracts Noor's mother. He tells Peter, who lies to Noor and assures her they are both safe.
16 6 "A Good Agent" Ana Lily Amirpour Lukas Johnson January 23, 2025 (2025-01-23)
Thirteen years prior, Catherine is attacked and her Night Action partner killed whilst surveilling SVR agents receiving intel from Peter's father, a mole in the FBI. Noor gives Rose the USB drive containing the documents, revealed to be DGSE files on Iranian dissidents in Europe. Peter and Catherine hypothesize that Foxglove is related, with Solomon and Jacob obtaining the chemicals for Iran to target its detractors. Noor turns down remaining with the Americans while waiting for her family and returns to the Mission house. Abbas is informed of Farhad's death and tells Noor. Catherine tracks the documents to corrupt French agent Jacqueline Laurent using MIC dots and forces her to arrange a meet with Solomon. Peter and Catherine are able to detain him but not before he kills Laurent. At the ICC Detention Centre, Tomás discovers and reluctantly agrees to take part in his father's plans to have Markus attack the US.
17 7 "Tilt" Nina Lopez Corrado Tiffany Shaw Ho January 23, 2025 (2025-01-23)
Javad follows Noor to a meeting with Rose and Peter, where she confronts them for lying to her about Farhad's death and refuses to let Peter take her to her mother and freedom, not believing her mother is in New York. Noor returns again to the Mission house, where Javad confronts her about her involvement in Farhad's death and asserts that Noor's mother has been captured and imprisoned in Iran. Noor bargains for her life by offering to lead Javad to Peter. Rose meets with Dr. Wilfred Cole, a Columbia University scientist originally involved with Foxglove. Tomás joins Markus's crew in stealing shipments of chemical ingredients used to make Foxglove blister agent KX. Needing Wilfred to make the weapon, Tomás and Markus kidnap him and take his family hostage. Wilfred is knocked unconscious in the struggle, so Rose convinces them she is his postdoctoral fellow who can also help them if they keep her alive. Catherine and Peter interrogate Solomon, who tells the latter he can arrange a meeting with Jacob and provide info to stop the upcoming attack. Peter goes against Catherine's orders and takes Solomon from the safe house.
18 8 "Divergence" Nina Lopez Corrado Corey Deshon January 23, 2025 (2025-01-23)
Tomás and Markus threaten to kill Wilfred's family if he doesn't manufacture KX after they take him and Rose to a mobile lab. Solomon takes Peter to Jacob, who says he will disclose the lab and Rose's location if Peter steals a case file from the UN Secretary-General's office. Peter meets with Noor and asks her for her help to get into the UN Headquarters and she finally believes that her mother is stateside. They fight and escape Javad and his men. Noor prints a UN guest pass at the mission but is confronted by Abbas. He allows her to leave and inform the French about the DGSE files, as his estranged daughter is on the EU-based dissidents list. Tomás discovers Rose is working for the FBI, but as he questions her she deduces his discomfort with the planned attack and tries to persuade him to help her stop it. After Wilfred explains the devastating effects of KX, Tomás tries to call off the mission, but Markus kills him with a sample of the weapon.
19 9 "Cultural Exchange" Millicent Shelton Anayat Fakhraie & Imogen Browder January 23, 2025 (2025-01-23)
Peter arrives at the UN Headquarters and obtains the Secretary-General's file, and Noor gives the DGSE files to the French, warning them of Iran's plans to hunt down defectors. She escapes Javad again and Saidi gets her to her mother. Catherine kills Solomon as he holds her at gunpoint. After Javad threatens Abbas, the ambassador has him arrested, utilizing CCTV footage of him and Noor together to make it appear he was conspiring with her. Peter gives the file to Jacob, who reveals that Viktor Bala used KX on his own people before he was deposed but the UN and ICC covered up that the US supplied it to him. Jacob gives Peter the lab location on the condition that he now works for him. Rose and Wilfred are taunted by Markus and create a knockout gas to incapacitate the five guards watching the pair. However, only three of the guards are affected straight away and Peter arrives at the mobile lab and defeats the final two guards in fights, but Wilfred was beaten unconscious. Catherine, police and FBI arrive after Rose and Peter save each other and Wilfred's family. Markus arrives at the evacuated UN Headquarters bringing four of his men with him and has them load the KX canisters into the system.
20 10 "Buyer's Remorse" Millicent Shelton Munis Rashid January 23, 2025 (2025-01-23)
Eight years prior, Jacob becomes acquainted with Richard Hagan, the present-day governor of Kansas and an isolationist candidate for president. Markus accuses Peter, Rose and even Wilfred of fighting and incapacitating a fraction of his team back at the plant. He then kills two UNDSS agents on the rooftop and disguises himself as one, although one henchman he brings to the attack with him is shot to death by one of the guards. Peter and Catherine accompany NYPD ESU on a raid to stop Markus and his three remaining men and disable the KX, killing one man and arresting another. Markus escapes with a canister and kills his own final henchman, while hazmat teams secure the other 14 canisters. Jacob gets a phone call about Solomon's death. Markus goes to the hotel where Tomás' girlfriend Sloane Killroy is staying and holds her at gunpoint. Peter and Rose save Sloane and kill Markus by gunning him down. They discover that the last canister is rigged to the hotel's HVAC, and use a chemical fire tactic Rose learned from Wilfred to successfully close all vents before the canister deploys. Viktor calls George and asks him if he should pray for any souls. Peter and Rose agree that they can't be together due to the risk to her; he is arrested for helping Jacob. Noor and her mother settle in Illinois. Jacob gives the UN file to Richard at a campaign rally (where Secret Service agent Chelsea Arrington is in charge of security). Richard leaks the file, which has evidence that Patrick Knox, his opponent for President, had used his then position as CIA director to supply Viktor Bala with the KX he used. Patrick drops out, virtually guaranteeing Richard the presidency and ensuring secrets broker Jacob will access untold information. Catherine releases Peter, instructing him to act as a double agent against Jacob and wait for his call.

Season 3 (2026)

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21 1 "Call Waiting" Guy Ferland Munis Rashid February 19, 2026 (2026-02-19)
A year later, Peter is yet to be contacted by Monroe. Flight Pima 12 is shot down over Venezuela, killing 157 Americans on board. Hagan, now President, blames Raul Zapata and his terror group La Fuerza de La Soberanía (LFS) and promises retribution. After busting Pentagon employees selling Columbia-class submarine schematics, Peter tracks Jay Batra, a FinCEN analyst accused of stealing intel and killing his supervisor Ben Wallace, to Istanbul. Peter discovers Batra gave the intel to Financial Register journalist Isabel De Leon. Batra claims Wallace tried to cover up Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) of transfers from American companies to an LFS crypto wallet, and was killed accidentally in a struggle when he threatened Batra and pulled a gun. Peter notes this implies the recent Pima 12 attack was funded by someone stateside. The two are pursued through the city by armed assailants, who Peter kills. Whilst extracting Batra from Turkey to be questioned by the FBI, Peter is called by Monroe, who says he wants Batra.
22 2 "Package Deal" Guy Ferland Anayat Fakhraie February 19, 2026 (2026-02-19)
Back in the US, Peter tells Mosley and Catherine he believes Monroe funded the LFS attack on Pima 12 via the companies. They get Peter to demand names of five corrupt agents from Monroe in exchange for Batra. Believing they can both obtain the moles identities and arrest Monroe at the handover, Batra agrees to accompany Peter. However, Monroe anticipates the betrayal, and leads Catherine and a JTTF team to a duplicate car rigged with explosives, which kills her. He keeps Batra and releases Peter without the names, demanding blind obedience moving forward. Isabel shows the intel to her editor Mike Fonseca, and identifies Peter as FBI and involved in extracting Batra. They track down Vernon Tyvek, the former banking compliance officer who filed the SARs. He points them to veterans non-profit Heroes In Healing, the only suspect company that wasn't a generic shell corporation. However, Mike is killed by The Father, an assassin, after meeting with a contact in Washington, D.C. but before updating Isabel.
23 3 "Dark Matters" Adam Arkin Seth Fisher February 19, 2026 (2026-02-19)
Monroe tells Freya Myers, head of Walcott Capital where the SARs came from, that Batra is dead. He says if she introduces him to one of her clients, he will re-open his accounts. Peter suspects Monroe has cancer. He and Mosley brief President Hagan on Batra’s intel and that Monroe is behind the Pima 12 attack. Hagan tells them to continue as planned and update him. Peter privately questions Mosley about who they report to if they prove the suspected link between Monroe and the President. Hagan tells his wife, First Lady Jenny Hagan, that Monroe provided the Foxglove intel that got him elected. Arrington, now on the presidential protection detail, shoots an intruder in the residence who Jenny says has a gun, but he is revealed to be unarmed. Isabel finds Vernon dead at his house, and Peter saves her from being killed by The Father. The two agree to work together to find Batra. Reviewing Mike's notes they link Heroes In Healing to funding Senator George Lansing. Peter meets Adam Corrigan, his new Night Action partner.
24 4 "Orion" Adam Arkin Eileen Myers February 19, 2026 (2026-02-19)
Peter suspects Adam, who was assigned directly by Hagan. Arrington questions why Jenny didn’t activate her panic button when first confronted by the intruder, White House butler Brian Mott. She also remembers the First Lady took his phone in the aftermath. Peter joins Isabel when she is invited to interview Senator Lansing at an exclusive hunting lodge. Lansing is spooked when she mentions his main donor funding LFS, and offers her a deal for alternative information to drop her inquiries. When she declines and confirms her intention to identify the donor, Lansing admits to taking their dark money but swears he didn’t realise they funded the Pima 12 attack until afterwards. Fearing repercussions, he tries to shoot Isabel but Peter intervenes. However, The Father then kills Lansing and pursues an injured Peter and Isabel into the woods. They are saved by Adam, who wounds the assassin. The Father's young son, who he takes on "business trips", is shocked when he inadvertently witnesses the true nature of his work.
25 5 "The Isolation Play" Paris Barclay Corey Deshon February 19, 2026 (2026-02-19)
Eight months prior, Hagan recruits Adam, a CIA contractor and his former Army superior, into Night Action. Adam and Peter clone the phone and computer of David Hutson, a Heroes In Healing co-founder Lansing met before his death. They show links to the LFS but not Monroe. Batra is alive in captivity, and shows Monroe new deposits have been made to the LFS crypto wallet, suggesting a further attack is imminent. The Father finds Isabel’s discarded phone and treats his gunshot wound. Hagan tells Jenny that Monroe is possibly linked with the LFS, so they need to disassociate from him as a donor. Arrington grows more suspicious of Jenny, and discovers she met with Mott and he received payments from CorePoint, one of the shell companies. She takes his phone from Jenny’s desk, and calls Peter with her concerns. Peter updates Isabel, who says she will visit a source that could shed some light on the complex shell company structure. He tails her to meeting, and is shocked to see her greet Monroe.
26 6 "Murky Waters" Paris Barclay Imogen Browder February 19, 2026 (2026-02-19)
Adam and Peter follow Monroe and Isabel to a large mansion and formally ID him via facial recognition. They determine from tapping their conversation and a favour from Adam's Langley contact he is Isabel’s estranged father, who was also a CIA asset in the 90’s in Mexico City. She accuses him of kidnapping Batra, financing the Pima 12 attack and organising Mike and Lansing’s deaths, which he denies. Isabel discovers Batra being held in the house and calls Peter to break him out. Batra tells Peter about the upcoming LFS attack. The Father’s son confronts him, but the assassin convinces him he is a spy working for the “good guys”. Adam tails Monroe to Walcott Capital, where he threatens Freya to get her client to stop pursuing Isabel. She declines, and instead orders The Father to take out Batra, Isabel, Peter, Adam and Monroe. Jenny discovers Arrington took Mott’s phone from her desk. Peter, Batra and Isabel escape the house when The Father launches an attack. Peter tells Isabel he knows Monroe is her dad.
27 7 "Once Upon a Time..." Hiromi Kamata Andrés Smith February 19, 2026 (2026-02-19)
In 1995, corporate lawyer Monroe is blackmailed into spying on his employer, Zapata, who the CIA suspect is an arms trafficker. He also starts dating Zapata's employee Sofia De Leon in secret, and discovers the value of playing both sides and trading information. Monroe is led to believe Zapata killed Sofia suspecting she was the mole, and the CIA refused to help her. However, in 2011 he uses his skills and intel to blackmail his former handler, who confirms Sofia gave birth to Isabel before dying in prison after being framed for Zapata’s crimes. With Monroe identified, the government starts investigating his businesses and trusts. The Father pursues Monroe, who locks himself in a safe room. He bargains with Peter for help in exchange for intel on the next LFS attack, and all corrupt agents and politicians he owns. Peter reluctantly rescues him with Adam, and Monroe provides him a rare misprint of Grimms' Fairy Tales used as his personal intel database cipher. However, Peter is kidnapped by The Father during the extraction.
28 8 "Truth Be Told" Hiromi Kamata Anayat Fakhraie & Corey Deshon February 19, 2026 (2026-02-19)
Four days prior, Mott and Jenny argue over being coerced into supplying Monroe with classified intelligence briefings. She refuses, but when he tries to send photos she manipulates Arrington into killing him. The Father interrogates Peter with sodium thiopental for Isabel, Batra and Monroe’s location. His son disobeys and follows him, allowing Peter to manipulate the boy into freeing him. Using the child as a human shield, Peter escapes with the cipher book. Monroe tells Isabel that Freya and Walcott Capital are targeting her, as if she publishes her story they will be linked with LFS. Hagan reluctantly lets Monroe interrogate Hutson, who for his own protection divulges Zapata’s location. Arrington gives Mott’s unlocked phone to USSS Director Patterson, but he questions her suspicions about Jenny and puts her on disciplinary leave. Jenny tells Hagan about her involvement with Monroe. Adam receives a surprise call, and suddenly shoots Monroe dead instead of transporting him to federal custody, framing it as suicide.
29 9 "Lockstep" Billy Gierhart Aiyana K. White February 19, 2026 (2026-02-19)
During Hagan’s campaign, Jenny becomes indebted to Monroe by using her charity to illegally launder his $6 million direct donation. Adam lies to Peter about Monroe’s death. Arrington finds Isabel at Peter’s apartment, and the two start investigating Jenny’s culpability. Peter tells Isabel of her father’s death, but she suspects foul play. He tells them both Hagan became President due to Monroe. Batra logs a nearby LFS crypto withdrawal in New Jersey, allowing Peter, Adam and Arrington to stop several truck bombs headed for New York. Batra helps Isabel decrypt Monroe’s cipher, and his database implicates the Hagan's. Hagan orders a drone strike that kills Zapata. He admonishes Jenny, but initiates a coverup, having Patterson drop the investigation and ordering Adam to kill Arrington. Arrington’s White House staffer fiance Theo warns her the President is framing her. Peter tells Hagan he knows he is using Adam to cover his and Jenny's tracks. After ignoring a stand down order, Hagan accuses him of treason.
30 10 "Razzmatazz" Billy Gierhart Seth Fisher & Munis Rashid February 19, 2026 (2026-02-19)
Peter rescues Arrington from Adam, and warns him that he is being manipulated by the Hagans. Batra and Isabel tell the Register board how Walcott Capital is implicated with Zapata, Monroe and Jenny, but they won’t publish without solid proof. Isabel tries to use Monroe's intel to blackmail Freya into going on record. The Father declines Freya’s instructions, opting to live a quiet life with his son since the confrontation with Peter. As Isabel confronts Freya, they are targeted by assassins working with Adam. Arrington takes Isabel to the Register and Batra, whilst Peter extracts Freya. Confronted by Adam, Peter convinces him of the Hagans' duplicity, getting the past to the Register's office. Isabel interviews Freya on a livestream, where she implicates the Hagans. Five weeks later, the President pardons himself and Jenny. The Father meets with and poisons Freya. Peter meets with Mosley, who promises to assign him to a good partner.

Production

Development

On December 24, 2020, it was announced that Sony Pictures Television would produce the TV series adaptation of Matthew Quirk's novel The Night Agent, with Shawn Ryan as writer.[8] On July 21, 2021, the series was acquired by Netflix, with Seth Gordon set to direct the pilot and produce the ten-episode series with Ryan, Marney Hochman, Julia Gunn, James Vanderbilt, William Sherak, Paul Neinstein, Nicole Tossou and David Beaubaire.[9] On March 29, 2023, Netflix renewed it for a 10-episode second season.[2] On October 8, 2024, ahead of the second-season premiere, Netflix renewed the series for a third season.[4]

Casting

On November 22, 2021, Gabriel Basso and Luciane Buchanan were cast in the series.[7] On February 1, 2022, Hong Chau, D. B. Woodside, Fola Evans-Akingbola, Eve Harlow, Phoenix Raei, Enrique Murciano and Sarah Desjardins joined the cast as regulars.[10] On February 24, 2023, Kari Matchett joined in a recurring role.[11] On December 8, 2023, Amanda Warren was cast as a series regular for the second season.[12] On January 11, 2024, Berto Colon, Louis Herthum, and Arienne Mandi joined the cast as new series regulars while Brittany Snow and Teddy Sears were cast in recurring roles for the second season.[13] On February 16, 2024, Michael Malarkey and Keon Alexander were cast as new series regulars while Navid Negahban and Rob Heaps joined the cast in recurring capacities for the second season.[14] On March 26, 2024, Marwan Kenzari, Elise Kibler, and Dikran Tulaine joined the cast in guest roles for the second season.[15] On November 19, 2024, Genesis Rodriguez was cast as a series regular for the third season.[16] On December 13, 2024, David Lyons, Jennifer Morrison, Stephen Moyer, and Callum Vinson joined the cast as new series regulars while Suraj Sharma joined in a recurring role for the third season.[17] On January 31, 2025, Ward Horton and Albert Jones were promoted to series regulars for the third season while Evans-Akingbola was confirmed to be returning as a series regular after having made a guest appearance in the second season.[18] On September 12, 2025, in an interview with Deadline Hollywood, Buchanan revealed that she would not return for the third season.[19]

Filming

The first season was filmed in British Columbia, Canada, with the city of Vancouver standing in for Washington, D.C.[20][21] Filming for the second season began on February 5, 2024, in New York City, with additional filming in Thailand and Washington D.C.[22] It was announced on June 17, 2024, that the second season had concluded filming.[23] Filming for the third season began in February 2025.[24] Filming for the third season concluded on July 14, 2025. Filming locations for the season included New York, Washington, D.C., Turkey, Mexico, and Dominican Republic.[25]

Release

The first season of The Night Agent was released on Netflix on March 23, 2023.[1] The second season premiered on January 23, 2025.[5] The third season premiered on February 19, 2026.[6]

Reception

Audience viewership

According to Netflix, Season 1 had 168.71 million hours of worldwide views over its first four days, the third-highest for a new series.[26] In its second week, it amassed 216.4 million hours of views.[27] In its third week, it gained 130.48 million hours of views, and became the streamer's ninth-most-viewed series, with a total 515.57 million hours viewed.[28] By 25 days, it accrued 605.62 million total hours, emerging as the streamer's sixth-most viewed series.[3]

Between its release and June 2023 the series totaled 812.1 million hours watched, the most of any Netflix original in that time span.[29]

According to U.S. weekly streaming data reported by Media Play News using metrics from PlumResearch, The Night Agent attracted 14.9 million unique viewers on Netflix during the week ending April 2, 2023, with an average time spent of 224 minutes per viewer.[30]

Critical response

Critical response of The Night Agent
Season Rotten Tomatoes Metacritic
1 75% (32 reviews)[31] 68 (13 reviews)[32]
2 86% (29 reviews)[33] 67 (10 reviews)[34]
3 83% (12 reviews)[35] 76 (4 reviews)[36]

For the first season, the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported a 75% approval rating based on 32 critic reviews. The website's critics consensus reads, "Bingeable as a beach read and just as forgettable, The Night Agent is a routine spy thriller told with commendable bravado."[31] Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned a score of 68 out of 100 based on 13 critics, indicating "generally favorable" reviews.[32]

Lucy Mangan of The Guardian gave the show 4 out of 5 stars, writing: "It is propulsive, slicker-than-slick fun, with every hairpin turn perfectly negotiated. There are fine performances—especially from Basso, who is getting two or three notes out of what could easily have been a one-note part."[37] Comparing The Night Agent and Rabbit Hole in the New York Times, Mike Hale writes: "The two new shows are ... cheerfully, maddeningly implausible. Night Agent is on more of a meat-and-potatoes level... but it strings the viewer along in sufficiently teasing fashion to carry hard-core fans of the genre through its 10 episodes."[38]

The second season has an 86% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 29 critic reviews, with an average rating of 6.6/10. The website's critics consensus states, "Growing more assured in its second season, The Night Agent executes its mission to entertain with no muss or fuss."[33] On Metacritic, it has a weighted average score of 67 out of 100 based on 10 critics, indicating "generally favorable" reviews.[34]

On Rotten Tomatoes, the third season holds an approval rating of 83% based on 12 critic reviews.[35] On Metacritic, it has a weighted average score of 76 out of 100 based on 4 critics, indicating "generally favorable" reviews.[36]

Accolades

Award Year[b] Category Nominee(s) Result Ref.
Astra TV Awards 2024 Best Supporting Actress in a Streaming Series, Drama Sarah Desjardins Nominated [39]
Critics' Choice Super Awards 2024 Best Action Series, Limited Series or Made-for-TV Movie The Night Agent Nominated [40]
Best Actor in an Action Series, Limited Series or Made-for-TV Movie Gabriel Basso Nominated
Best Actress in an Action Series, Limited Series or Made-for-TV Movie Luciane Buchanan Nominated
Hollywood Professional Association 2023 Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects – Episode or Series Season Grant Miller, Hallana Barbosa, Pierceon Bellemare, Mariia Osanova, Ben Stommes Nominated [41]
People's Choice Awards 2024 The Bingeworthy Show of the Year The Night Agent Nominated [42]
UBCP/ACTRA Awards 2023 Best Supporting Performance, Series Christopher Shyer Nominated [43]

Notes

  1. ^ Credited as Sony Pictures Television Studios for season 1
  2. ^ The listed year refers to the date of the ceremony, not necessarily the year in which the corresponding season or episode aired, and is linked, where available, to the ceremony's article.

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