When Netflix's The Night time Agent picks up in season two, Gabriel Basso's Peter Sutherland is on the run.

The trailer the streamer unveiled on Dec. 25 exhibits the FBI agent in motion, working by way of crowds and sharing info in secret, as he makes an attempt to maintain a low profile after the operation he was engaged on "went dangerous." At one level, he sees that he has a minimum of three folks following him.

In the meantime, we hear that he's gone AWOL, after the invention of "credible proof of a leak within the CIA."

Watch the extreme state of affairs beneath:

"We now have a mole, promoting leaked American intelligence to the best bidder," he says in a single scene. "And final night time, somebody bought sufficient experimental weapons to wipe out Manhattan."

Pressed for time, Sutherland in the end decides he's going to care for the issue himself. Enter one other whirlwind season of the intelligence community-set collection.

The Night Agent star Gabriel Basso says Peter will have 'a lot more inner turmoil' in season 2

Notably, the trailer is the introduction of Brittany Snow's character, Alice, who's Peter's new mentor.

"Alice is Peter's level of contact and superior in Thailand," Snow advised Leisure Weekly this month. "She's a really expert agent and somebody who may be very used to dwelling the life-style of solitude."

The viewers sees that play out within the trailer when Alice warns that "relationships are harmful."

Peter and Rose reunite in first-look photos of The Night Agent season 2

That's an inconvenient reality for Sutherland, who nonetheless has sturdy emotions for Rose Larkin (Luciane Buchanan). Larkin, for her half, is grappling together with her understandably difficult coupledom with Sutherland.

New episodes of the collection don't drop till Jan. 23, however the present has already been renewed for a 3rd season.

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