The Night Agent Season 3

The third season of "The Night Agent" continues the adrenaline-fueled story of agent Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso), who after the events of the second season — saving the president and uncovering a conspiracy — receives a new assignment on a global scale. Now Peter travels to Istanbul, Mexico City, Washington, New York, and the Dominican Republic, where he faces international espionage, corruption, and personal demons. Without Rose (Lucien Buchanan), who has moved to the private sector, Peter works with new partners, including characters played by Stephen Moyer and Genesis Rodriguez, where trust is key to survival. Hong Chau as Diana Farr adds political intrigue, DB Woodside heightens the tension as the boss, and Eve Harlow returns with secrets. The season focuses on the balance of work and life for the agent, with twists like double agents and hacking attacks.

Release on February 19, 2026, on Netflix — all 10 episodes at once, perfect for binge-watching without breaks. While the plot is under wraps, the trailer hints at action in various locations, from street chases to diplomatic intrigues. Fans searching for "The Night Agent Season 3 release date" are eagerly awaiting: after the records of the second season (billions of views), the third promises evolution — more globality, deeper characters, and reflections on the cost of secrecy. What will surprise? The introduction of new threats like cyberterrorism and emotional arcs for Peter, struggling with loneliness. If "Homeland" or "Jack Ryan" hooked you with their dynamics, here is the same mix of suspense and realism, but with a focus on a low-level agent who has become a key figure. Pre-release review: explosive potential, with high anticipation ratings — a downside in the risk of formulaic storytelling, but showrunner Shawn Ryan adds freshness with international settings. For whom: fans of spy thrillers with heart, who appreciate not only action but also psychological portraits. Watch on Netflix to immerse yourself in a world where one call changes everything.