And a dramedy series inspired by an Eli Manning prank starring Glen Powell and a ridiculously over-sized schnoz. A six-episode miniseries that gets uncomfortably close to the brutality of the new American West. Betty Gilpin and Taylor Kitsch star as a mother stubbornly trying to cross through a heavily contested stretch of Utah territory and her weary guide in this Peter Berg-helmed project that also features standouts from Shea Whigham and Dane DeHaan. If you have an itch for thrilling government conspiracy theories, the inaugural season of The Night Agent was a satisfying scratch for that.
Even without the desire to peek behind the curtain that shields government activities, The Night Agent kept you on the edge of your seat with a sweet blend of action, mystery, and just a bit of romance. Gabriel Basso takes the lead playing FBI agent Peter Sutherland and we follow him as he goes from occupying a seemingly meangingless desk job, to investigating and discovering a mole in close proximity to the President of The United States.
Where the next mission takes Peter remains to be seen, but you can be sure the same edge-of-your-seat thrill will keep your glued to the screen for season two. After the β spoiler! Rival factions are forming in the past while the survivors are stalked by new threats in the present.
This time, Walton Goggins, Carrie Coon, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Parker Posey, and Lisa from Blackpink among many other familiar names and faces comprise the cast for another examination of rich people behaving badly while a world away from their regular lives, absent good sense and self-awareness.
Whomping season is upon us as Alan Ritchson returns to crack jaws, this time as an undercover asset for the DEA trying to bring down yet another rich and powerful crook.
