'The Night Agent' gears up for a thrilling Season 3

The political thriller 'The Night Agent,' inspired by Matthew Quirk’s gripping novel, is all set to return for a highly anticipated third season. After the explosive events of season 2, fans can brace themselves for another round of espionage, intense political drama, and high-stakes action. With Peter Sutherland’s journey as a double agent taking center stage, here’s everything you need to know about what’s coming next.
A look back at Season 2
The second season, which premiered in January 2025 after a two-year hiatus, saw Peter (Gabriel Basso) facing personal and professional challenges. Promoted to a pivotal Night Action mission, he worked to thwart dictator Viktor Bala’s (Dikran Tulaine) chemical weapons operation. Along the way, Peter’s romantic relationship with Rose (Luciane Buchanan) complicated his duties, forcing him to make a risky decision that led to the tragic death of his mentor, Alice (Brittany Snow).
The stakes escalated as Viktor’s son Tomas(Rob Heaps) attempted to sabotage his father’s plans, only to face opposition from his cousin Markus (Michael Malarkey). In a nail-biting climax, Peter and Rose prevented a catastrophe at the United Nations. The season ended with a surprising twist, as Catherine (Amanda Warren), Peter’s superior, offered him a dangerous new role as a double agent in the Night Action program.
Filming and Release Date
The third season’s renewal was confirmed even before season 2’s premiere, a testament to the show’s growing popularity. The filming began in late 2024 with scenes shot in Istanbul and New York. Unlike the delays faced by season 2, the new season is expected to hit screens by early 2026, much to the delight of fans.
A New Mission and Rising Tensions
Season 3 will delve deeper into Peter’s double-agent duties, as he infiltrates the inner circle of the ambitious Governor Hagan (Ward Horton) under Catherine’s orders. He is tasked with uncovering Hagan’s hidden connections and exposing his corrupt network, Peter faces increasingly dangerous situations. The season will also explore the fallout of his actions in season 2, particularly their impact on a contentious presidential election.
Gabriel Basso teased an electrifying start to the season, calling it the most intense opening yet and revealing some jaw-dropping stunts he performed. The creator, Shawn Ryan hinted at even higher stakes for Peter, suggesting that his survival may not always be guaranteed.
An Expanded Cast and Fresh Faces
The returning stars include Gabriel Basso as Peter, Amanda Warren as Catherine, Louis Herthum as Monroe, and Ward Horton as Hagan. The new season also introduces exciting additions to the cast, including David Lyons as a retired spy, Jennifer Morrison as the First Lady, Stephen Moyer as a ruthless hitman, and Genesis Rodriguez as an investigative reporter. Suraj Sharma joins in a recurring role, while other new characters remain shrouded in mystery.
A Promising Chapter for Fans
The season promises to up the ante with its intricate political conspiracies, intense action sequences, and morally complex storylines. As Peter navigates the treacherous waters of his new role, fans can expect a gripping mix of danger, drama, and unexpected twists.
With its growing fanbase and bold storytelling, 'The Night Agent' is set to continue delivering the adrenaline-pumping suspense that has made it a standout series. Stay tuned as Peter Sutherland’s next chapter unfolds in early 2026.