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Season 2 – The Night Manager

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Based on John le Carré's novel of the same name, "The Night Manager" is a crime drama following the work of former British soldier Jonathan Pine. Hotel night porter Pine is contacted by an intelligence operative who asks for his assistance to spy on international businessman Richard Roper. The entrepreneur is believed to have forged a criminal alliance between the secret arms trade and the intelligence community, prompting the need for surveillance. Pine attempts to infiltrate Roper's inner circle by becoming a felon himself, while keeping his mission a secret from his hotel colleagues and girlfriend.
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The Night Manager — Season 2

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Marking a belated but welcome return for Tom Hiddleston's tortured spy, The Night Manager's second season is a glamorous and haunted continuation that only gets better as it goes.

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Phillip Maciak The New Republic Jan 29
It hits all the right beats, from knotty departmental drama to basic cable erotica, but it does so without much friction or sense of fun. Go to Full Review Wenlei Ma The Nightly (AU) Jan 27
The Night Manager season two is a show of two halves, cleaved by a big twist at the end of the third episode which changes the energy of the series. If you find the first few chapters a little dulled, just wait until that reveal. Go to Full Review Peter Travers The Travers Take Jan 23
3/4
The spy game heats up with Tom Hiddleston and Olivia Colman back in action and a new villain (Diego Calva) to spark political and sexual intrigue. That three-way dance with Hiddleston, Calva and Camila Morrone generates enough sizzle to singe your screen Go to Full Review Steve Murray ArtsATL Mar 9
At its best, this sequel series, created by original show runner David Farr, maintains a level of pleasurable dread as Pine struggles just as fiercely as Simon Williams to hide his true identity. Go to Full Review James Delingpole The Spectator Feb 12
Season two is much more of a generic thriller than its predecessor. Also -- perhaps he was like this before, but I don’t remember it -- Tom Hiddleston’s character Jonathan Pine is pretty unappealing. Go to Full Review Dustin Rowles Pajiba Feb 5
It is another six episodes of superb performances, meticulous spycraft, a densely packed plot, and a lot of double-crosses. But and I say this with genuine respect for the series as a piece of television craft, it is also a bit of a slog. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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marnie M @RT37433177 5d It would've have been 5 stars until the stupid last episode with plane switch. Soooooo dumb!! What a disappointment. They could've come up with something more creative then a total replay of the first episode of the obvious. Really bad. Ruined the whole series for me! See more Arthur Z @Arthur287 6d Even though the season seemed mostly a repeat of season 1, I enjoyed it, until the last episode. Very much a James Bond like plot that was not boring. As many have said the season ending was very poor and dissatisfying. Written to simply set up for a 3rd season. Feeling like I wasted 6 hours on season 2. I will not be watching season 3. See more Andi C @RT75205190 Mar 25 Such a disappointment to the first series. From the get go that took off like a train ride speeding up to the finale, the places, the people, the thriller quality, the beauty of the characters. I am only on episode four and I don't know why we have to have Roper still in what about a new story and new people. The first series was packed with seriously great actors and locations, that gave it calibre. It's like hoping for Harry Potter and getting the Twighlight series. This unassuming beauty he had in series 1, he now looks gaunt and like he needs to eat something. HIs blonde hair is suddenly dark. I miss Olivia, and badies like Roper, who have cojones. And suddenly the other MI6 guy who walked around in an anorak in season one, owns a huge gorgeous rich man's house in Sussex? And all the spies meet there for birthday parties? I am missing the cloak and dagger (un)believable element of season 1. Let's hope it improves, I watching it through for old times sake. See more Al A @RT36830200 Mar 19 Super disappointing sequel to Season One. Weak characters, weak writing, weak plot. Worst of all Season Two turns out to be just a set up for Season Three. See more Constantine D @RT36375607 Mar 19 It is undoubtedly among the best spy movies ever made. See more Allan H @RT89558755 Mar 18 The actors may get too old to play their parts if they keep inventing ways to keep the show rolling. I noticed some page-turner authors doing this, planting the next book at the end of the one I'm reading, cheapening any essence of artistic intent. A disappointment. But it is keeping with the times, the present pursuit of god knows what. See more Read all reviews
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Tom Hiddleston

Jonathan Pine

Hugh Laurie

Richard Onslow Roper

Olivia Colman

Angela Burr

Alistair Petrie

Sandy Langbourne

Diego Calva

Teddy Dos Santos

Camila Morrone

Roxana Bolaños

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Jan 11, 2026 Pine's past resurfaces after a chance sighting; he's pulled into a deadly conspiracy reaching from Colombia's jungles to the heart of MI6. Details Episode 2 Aired Jan 4, 2026 Pine is on the run and using a new identity; under the name Matthew Ellis, he travels to Colombia to get inside Teddy dos Santos's operation and uncover the mystery of the Cartagena shipment. Details Episode 3 Aired Jan 11, 2026 Pine gains Teddy's trust and secretly finds the proof he needs to connect the Cartagena shipment to covert British intelligence interests; then things start to go wrong. Details Episode 4 Aired Jan 18, 2026 Pine has the proof he needs to expose the British-backed overthrow of the Colombian government; Teddy no longer trusts Matthew Ellis and Gilberto Hanson is on his tail. Details Episode 5 Aired Jan 25, 2026 Former British soldier Jonathan Pine works to infiltrate the inner circle of an arms dealer. Details Episode 6 Aired Feb 1, 2026 Pine works with Teddy to bring down Gilberto Hanson's Colombia coup from the inside; but Hanson has found a new ally of his own; it's winner takes all. Details

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The Night Manager — Season 2

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Season Info

Director
Georgi Banks-Davies
Executive Producer
David Farr, Susanne Bier, Simon Cornwell, Stephen Cornwell, John le Carré, Stephen Garrett, Tom Hiddleston, Hugh Laurie, Georgi Banks-Davies, Clare Cornwell, Chris Rice, Joseph Tsai, Arthur Wang, William D. Johnson, Tessa Inkelaar, Michele Wolkoff, Adrián Guerra
Screenwriter
David Farr
Network
BBC
Rating
TV-14
Genre
Action, Drama, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
British English
Release Date
Jan 11, 2026