Agent, the high-octane thriller, is once again capturing viewers' attention on Netflix. With Season 2 about to drop, the series continues to rack up views and has already secured a third installment.

If you need a refresher of everything that went down in The Night Agent ahead of Season 2, here are Season 1’s most important moments.

The red carpet premiere for Season 2 of Netflix's The Night Agent has been canceled, the latest event to be scrapped due to the L.A. wildfires.

If you want to remember what happened in the season 1 of the Netflix TV series before the premiere of season 2 of The Night Agent, here are the most important details.

Agent is returning to Netflix for a second season and this time, the action thriller was filmed in New York City and Thailand - here's everything we know

Mark your calendars! Netflix has officially confirmed The Night Agent season 2 is arriving to our screens on 23rd January. The streamer made the announcement on X (formerly known as Twitter), telling followers "The Night Agent returns for Season 2 on 23 January!" along with a teaser clip of the new season.

The Night Agent will stream on January 23, 2025. In doing so, the series will go off-book after a first season based upon Matthew Quirk’s same-named thriller novel. Although the aforementioned trailer teases plenty about the upcoming episodes,

Netflix‘s hit action series The Night Agent has scrapped its New York red carpet premiere for Season 2, becoming the latest Hollywood event casualty of the devastating Los Angeles wildfires that have claimed two dozen lives and forced tens of thousands from their homes.

The second season of The Night Agent will be released on Netflix on January 23. For fans in the US, Netflix releases new titles at 12am and for those watching in the UK, the series will be released at 8am. The season is once again made up of 10 episodes, which will all be released on the streaming platform at the same time.

Netflix will release the second season of The Night Agent on January 23. For viewers in the US, new titles are released on Netflix at 12am, while UK viewers can access the series from 8am. The season comprises 10 episodes, all of which will be available simultaneously on the streaming service.

Just like the first season, season 2 is also expected to be a similar action-packed thriller linked to the original plot. However, by the looks of the trailer, it seems like the show is going “all international” this time,