Season 2 picks up immediately after Season 1's shocking finale, with Owen Hendricks facing dangerous new threats.
The show’s international plot takes Owen into South Korea’s spy trade while dealing with internal CIA dangers.
The new cast includes Teo Yoo as Jang Kyun, a driven South Korean National Intelligence Service agent.
The Recruit Season 2 release date: The highly anticipated thriller series is set to return to your screens with a new season of thrilling espionage and high-stakes action. Following the huge success of Season 1, the Alexi Hawley-created show will return with new twists, intense challenges for CIA lawyer Owen Hendricks (Noah Centineo), and a new international mission. If you enjoyed season one, here are the details for Recruit Season 2, including the release date, cast, plot, and more.
SurveyRecruit Season 2 release date, when and where to watch
The Recruit Season 2 will be released on January 30 on Netflix. The exact time for the availability of the show remains under wraps as of now. The fans will be able to stream all six episodes tomorrow and see the new twists and thrills.
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Recruit Season 2 plot
According to Netflix’s blog, Season 2 begins immediately following the shocking events of the first season’s finale, in which Max Meladze (Laura Haddock) is tragically shot by her daughter Nichka (Maddie Hasson), leaving Owen Hendricks in a state of mental instability. Owen is thrown into an even more dangerous situation involving South Korea’s spy trade as he struggles with the fallout. The CIA itself, however, may pose the greatest threat.
The new season, according to showrunner Alexi Hawley, is an endless adventure, with Owen continuing to “jump into the deep end” in spite of the dangers. In addition to the heart-pounding action, Season 2 will focus on Owen’s battle to salvage his reputation and safeguard his career following the chaotic events of Season 1.
Recruit Season 2 cast
Noah Centineo as Owen Hendricks, Teo Yoo as Jang Kyun, Young-Ah Kim as Grace, Felix Solis as Tom Wallace, James Purefoy as Oliver Bonner-Jones, Shin Do-hyun as Yoo Jin Lee, Omar Maskati as Jae King, Brooke Smith as Marcy Potter, Devika Bhise as Juno Marsh, Alana Hawley Purvis as Amanda Fern.
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