These are all questions that we tend to ask with each new Mission: Impossible movie or, in the past, with new seasons of shows like 24 or Homeland, and now we're finding ourselves wondering the same things in the new season of The Night Agent.

When news broke that the 38-year-old actor from American Dreams, John Tucker Must Die, Hairspray, Prom Night, Pitch Perfect, Someone Great, and dozens more TV series and movies would be joining The Night Agent Season 2, I was ecstatic! What a get! How fun! Just think of the potential!

The return of "The Night Agent" introduced several new women to the Netflix hit. While Luciane Buchanan stunned in her expected return as Rose Larkin, new faces joined the show, making them instant fan favorites.

Solomon does finally die at long sweet beautiful last at the end of The Night Agent season two. He kidnaps Catherine. There’s a horrifying moment when Solomon points a gun at Catherine’s head and it looks like this might be it for her. Catherine shoves him away. Solomon falls onto a broken pipe. Good riddance.

Between all the explosions, shoot-outs and car chases, The Night Agent season two made a point of showing how isolating and traumatic it was to be a part of Night Action. The story of Alice’s ashes being returned by her family because her work had alienated her from them to the extent that they no longer wanted or knew her, was devastating.

Once again, The Night Agent and Back in Action dominated on Netflix last week. The Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz-starring film not only topped the English films list but was also the most-watched title on the platform for the third consecutive week,

Here's what new show has knocked The Night Agent off the #1 spot in Netflix's top 10 list for the second time in a week.

As Netflix bingerwatchers know, The Night Agent‘s second season ended with Peter making another quick career move after leaving the basement. Following the successful derailing of Operation Foxglove,