CIA lawyer Owen Henricks has been through a lot in two seasons of The Recruit. He's been shot, stabbed, taken on wild adventures around the world, and charmed his way out of more than one awkward ...

While the return of The Night Agent is going as expected with a lot of viewership and an already-greenlit third season, I am starting to get a little more concerned about The Recruit season 2 ...

“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 ...

A U.S. Capitol Police recruit died in a fatal car crash in Georgia over the weekend, as details are still emerging from the incident that also sent several other recruits to the hospital.

It won’t be long until new episodes of The Recruit begin streaming. The Recruit Season 2 premieres on Jan. 30, 2025, with all six episodes—likely with lots of acronyms in their names ...

At first glance, “The Recruit” may look like your standard espionage drama, but beneath its splashy action scenes and quippy one-liners that’s not the case. That’s as true in Season 2 as i ...

The Recruit has officially returned for its second season on Netflix, keeping fans eagerly awaiting news about the future of the show. The espionage comedy-drama, starring Noah Centineo as Owen ...

Netflix’s spy thriller The Recruit returned for its second season on Jan. 30. If you’ve already binged all six episodes, you’re probably wondering if a third season is on the way.

The U.S. Army recently announced it shattered previous recruiting records, with December 2024 being the most productive December in 15 years. The branch reported it enlisted nearly 350 soldiers ...

Netflix viewers have shared their thoughts on the second season of The Recruit – with one particular opinion being shared by many. The Recruit debuted in 2022, and follows CIA lawyer Owen ...

What do you get when you combine hundreds of kilos of spare steel, a ratty 20-year-old Yamaha R6, and almost 750 hours of hair-brained brilliance? The answer is the world’s fastest penny farthing.