The Recruit season 2 is now on Netflix! Season 2 takes off where it left off from the first season, diving straight into Owen Hendricks' (Noah Centineo) adventures.

There is some disappointing news about The Recruit season 3 given the way things are trending on Netflix right now.

Indeed, some new faces join the Netflix drama this season The post ‘The Recruit’ Season 2 Cast and Character Guide: Who’s Who and Who’s New? appeared first on TheWrap.

The Recruit” returned to the Netflix Top 10 in second place, with Season 2 achieving 5.9 million views in its first four days on Netflix. On the English-language TV chart, it came behind only “The Night Agent” Season 2,

Netflix has not officially renewed The Recruit for a season 3, so it's likely fans will have to wait to find out if we'll see Owen Henricks again for another season. We do, however, already know that Netflix will likely be looking at the show's ratings so make sure you're streaming if you want The Recruit to return for more.

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Noah Centineo’s career hasn’t slowed down since his days in the popular To All the Boys movie trilogy. Now, the dashing actor stars in spy-adventure series The Recruit, about a young CIA operative who has a knack for becoming entangled in international conflicts.

The Recruit picks up exactly where it left off in its season one finale and then quickly takes off into its next life-threatening series of events for Owen. Season two shows that Owen, who repeatedly must remind everyone that he is just a lawyer,