The Night Agent Season 3: Everything You Need to Know Before Watching

Liputan6.com, Jakarta - The highly anticipated spy thriller series, The Night Agent, officially launched its third season on Netflix on Thursday, February 19, 2026.

This latest season picks up after the dramatic events of the Season 2 finale, where Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso) was involved in a deal that inadvertently influenced the presidential election, placing Governor Richard Hagan (Ward Horton) in office.

Deeply guilty, Peter is determined to bring Jacob Monroe (Louis Herthum) to justice for his actions.

Peter's mission this time leads him into the vortex of a larger conspiracy, involving a shady network of dark money and funded terrorism, as well as political corruption that reaches all the way to the White House.

The third season of The Night Agent opens with Peter Sutherland called in to track down a Treasury Department agent who has defected to Istanbul.

The agent is carrying sensitive government intelligence after assassinating his superior, setting off a chain of events that leads to the investigation of a complex dark money network.

Peter must act quickly to evade the assassins targeting him while trying to understand the scale of the conspiracy.

Along the way, Peter teams up with Isabel De Leon (Genesis Rodriguez), a dogged journalist determined to uncover the truth, and Jay Batra (Suraj Sharma), a financial analyst who accidentally uncovers suspicious transactions that fund terrorism.

Peter strives to uncover the hidden connection between Jacob Monroe and President Hagan, now in office.

Gabriel Basso returns as Peter Sutherland, a dedicated night agent.

Fola Evans-Akingbola has also been promoted back to a series regular role as Chelsea Arrington, now serving as Chief of Security for the First Family.

Louis Herthum returns as Jacob Monroe, Peter's information broker and primary antagonist, while Ward Horton plays Governor Richard Hagan, now President.

Albert Jones reprises his role as Deputy Director Aiden Mosley, Peter's superior at the FBI.

Sadly, Amanda Warren, as Catherine Weaver, Peter's superior at Night Action, suffered a shocking death early in the season.

New cast members joining this season include David Lyons as Adam, Peter's new partner at Night Action, and Jennifer Morrison as Jenny Hagan, the First Lady.

Stephen Moyer stars as "The Father," a complex hitman, accompanied by Callum Vinson as "The Son."

Genesis Rodriguez plays Isabel De Leon, a fearless journalist, and Suraj Sharma plays Jay Batra, a financial analyst.

Reviews for The Night Agent Season 3 were generally very positive, with some critics even calling it the series' best season yet.

One major point of praise was the significant improvement in character writing, particularly the development of Jacob Monroe and new characters like Isabel De Leon and Jay Batra.

The relationship dynamic between Peter and his new partner, Adam, was also considered very engaging and added depth to the story.

This season successfully ramped up the action and intensity, continuing directly from the end of Season 2 with a darker conspiracy, thrilling car chases, and intense shootouts.

The series maintained the successful formula of previous seasons, offering a compelling narrative with a deeper political conspiracy, highlighting the dark side of power.

The performances of the new cast members were also positively highlighted, particularly Stephen Moyer as "The Father," who was praised for his character's moral and emotional complexity.