The return of "The Night Agent" introduced several new women to the Netflix hit. While Luciane Buchanan stunned in her expected return as Rose Larkin, new faces joined the show, making them instant fan favorites.

Season 2 of 'The Night Agent' was the most-watched Netflix series of the week of Jan. 20-26, debuting with 13.9 million views in its first four days of availability.

Together, the two tried to uncover a traitor working in the United States government. At the end of Season 1, Peter and Rose successfully found the mole and protected the president. Then, they said goodbye as Peter, a newly minted Night Agent, boarded a plane for a top secret mission.

Agent season 3 is already confirmed, and the show needs to clarify the fate of a certain character following his ambiguous final scene.

Agent is back, but there are just too many baddies for Peter Sutherland to take on, making Season 2 feel crowded.

So, what exactly happened and what does it mean for The Night Agent season 3? Allow me to break The Night Agent season 2 ending down for you. In the lead-up to the finale, a desperate Peter betrayed his country,

Agent Season 2 finale saw Catherine revealing a key secret about Peter's father to him after he unwillingly followed in his footsteps.

Once again, The Night Agent and Back in Action dominated on Netflix last week. The Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz-starring film not only topped the English films list but was also the most-watched title on the platform for the third consecutive week,

Here's what new show has knocked The Night Agent off the #1 spot in Netflix's top 10 list for the second time in a week.

As Netflix bingerwatchers know, The Night Agent‘s second season ended with Peter making another quick career move after leaving the basement. Following the successful derailing of Operation Foxglove,