‘The Night Agent’ Season 2 Is a Fast-Paced Thrill Ride—But Guys, I'm Worried About Peter

*Warning: Minor spoilers ahead*

After devouring the first season of Netflix's The Night Agent, so many questions raced through my mind. What will Peter's next mission be? Will his new boss be another version of Farr? Will he be framed a second time? What will become of him and Rose?

Now, after a nearly two-year hiatus, I can confidently say that my questions have finally been addressed...but not without sparking a new set of burning queries. This season is explosive, thrilling, action-packed and filled with enough suspense that made me hold my breath on several occasions. I was especially happy to see that Peter (Gabriel Basso) and Rose (Luciane Buchanan) still have enough chemistry to heat up a sauna, and Peter's tough-as-nails new boss, Catherine (Amanda Warren), is a nice addition to the mix. The performances, per usual, are also on point. But as much as I enjoyed getting sucked back into the world of espionage, I'll admit, there were a few moments of annoyance and frustration. And it's all due to Peter Sutherland.

In case you need a refresher, Peter manages to thwart an assassination attempt in season one, which earns him a quick promotion to Night Agent. So now, in season two, he gets his first assignment as part of the top-secret organization, but things quickly go south when the mission gets compromised.

Now, it's worth noting that only a few months have passed since Peter got betrayed by his former boss, escaped a nationwide man-hunt and learned the truth about his father. And yet, there's no indicator that he's taken some time to process it all or heal. Rather, he jumps right into training and moves on to the next assignment for Night Action. And sadly, I was able to predict how this would backfire before even getting to the finale.