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Jack Dunn Netflix‘s espionage dramedy “The Recruit” has been canceled after two seasons with the streamer, Variety has confirmed. Colton Dunn, who played former CIA operative Lester Kitchens on the show, took to Threads Wednesday night to announce the news. “‘The Recruit’ has been cancelled y’all,” he wrote.

SPOILER ALERT: The story includes details about Season 2 of Netflix’s The Recruit.

The Recruit just returned to Netflix with a long-awaited second season. However, fans are already wondering if they’ll get to see Noah Centineo‘s Owen Hendricks again in the future.

The Recruit is out now, but can fans expect to see a third season? Read on for all that we know so far.The six-episode run premiered on Netflix on Thursday (January 30), with all episodes available to stream now.Cleated by Alexi Hawley, executive producer of series such as Castle and The Rookie, the show follows Owen Hendricks, played by Noah Centineo (To All The Boys, Black Adam), a fledgling CIA lawyer who becomes involved in international conflicts after an asset threatens extortion if she is not freed from prison.Season one of the show landed on Netflix in December 2022, with the opening episode directed by The Bourne Identity and Mr. & Mrs. Smith’s Doug Liman, while the second season was commissioned just weeks later.According to Netflix, the second season sees Owen “pulled into a life-threatening espionage situation in South Korea, only to realise that the bigger threat might be coming from inside the Agency”.With the six episodes of season two only just having been released, Netflix have yet to formally confirm or deny whether the show will be returning for a third season.Typically, the streaming platform allows a show to play out for four to six weeks before it makes its final decision about whether to re-commission, so it is possible that fans of The Recruit will find out the show’s future status around March 2025.Ahead of the release of the second season, Alexi Hawley has told Tudum that the new episodes will “immediately throw Owen in the deep end, which is where he’s the most fun”.“This show lives in propulsion,” he continued.

Ellise Shafer Noah Centineo‘s Netflix spy series “The Recruit” is headed to Seoul in its second season. The show’s Season 2 trailer — fittingly soundtracked to Green Day’s “American Idiot” — sees CIA lawyer Owen Hendricks (Centineo) embarking on a new thrilling adventure in South Korea alongside “Past Lives” actor Teo Yoo. According to an official synopsis, the next chapter sees Hendricks “pulled into a life-threatening espionage situation in South Korea, only to realize that the bigger threat just might be coming from inside the Agency.” In addition to Centineo and Yoo, “The Recruit’s” six-episode second season features series regulars Aarti Mann, Colton Dunn, Fivel Stewart, Kristian Bruun, Kaylah Zander, Maddie Hasson, Angel Parker and Vondie Curtis-Hall.

EXCLUSIVE: Ozark‘s Felix Solia has signed on to star opposite Jacob Moran, Madeleine McGraw and Violet McGraw in The Necklace, a horror film from director Juan Pablo Arias Munoz that heads into production in Atlanta in late May.

EXCLUSIVE: Perfectman Pictures, the production company founded by creator, showrunner and producer Alexi Hawley, is expanding with the hire of Rachel Abarbanell as Senior Vice President and a new project in development at ABC.

Ellise Shafer Noah Centineo has officially gone from high school heartthrob to CIA spy. During Netflix’s Tudum fan event on Saturday, the former “To All the Boys” star revealed that his upcoming espionage series is titled “The Recruit” and will premiere Dec. 16 on the streamer. He also shared the first photo from the show (above), which features him staring something down (a villain, perhaps?) from behind a door with a cut on his cheek. According to its logline, “The Recruit” centers on “a fledgling lawyer at the CIA that becomes enmeshed in dangerous international power politics when a former asset threatens to expose the nature of her long-term relationship with the agency unless they exonerate her of a serious crime.”

After a two-year in-person hiatus due to Covid, San Diego Comic-Con is raging back with a big footprint by streaming (Amazon Studios’ Prime Video, Apple, HBO Max, Paramount+), TV and, well, as far as big screen feature films, let’s just say they’re creeping back.

Jordan Moreau After some virtual and scaled-down events, San Diego Comic Con is back.The 2022 edition returns in full force to the San Diego Convention Center from July 21-24, bringing some of the most anticipated TV shows and movies of the year to Hall H and the show floor.See the Comic Con schedule below, which will be updated each day as more panels are announced.10:45-11:45 a.m. – ABC’S “THE ROOKIE” AND “THE ROOKIE: FEDS” – Nathan Fillion (“Castle,” “Firefly”) and Niecy Nash-Betts (“Claws,” “Reno 9-1-1”) join executive producers Alexi Hawley and Terence Paul Winter to discuss how worlds will collide when “The Rookie” franchise expands with “The Rookie: Feds,” coming to ABC this fall. The lively Q&A session will be moderated by Damian Holbrook (senior writer, TV Guide Magazine).

We’re getting the first look at three of ABC’s new series for the 2022-23 broadcast season. The network has released teaser trailers for fall dramas Alaska and The Rookie: Feds and midseason comedy Not Dead Yet. Check them out below.

ABC has set Sunday, April 24 for part one of a two-part event that will serve as a backdoor pilot for a potential spinoff of The Rookie. Part two will follow on May 1. You can watch a trailer above.

ABC will get more of The Rookie, renewing the cop drama for Season 5. The Rookie hails from creator and executive producer Alexi Hawley and stars Nathan Fillion, Mekia Cox, Alyssa Diaz, Richard T. Jones and more.

EXCLUSIVE: Frankie Faison rounds out the quartet of actors set to anchor ABC’s proposed spinoff from The Rookie set at the FBI. Along with previously cast Niecy Nash, Kat Foster and Felix Solis, Faison will guest star in a two-episode arc in the current fourth season of The Rookie, which serves as a backdoor pilot for the potential spinoff.

Kat Foster and Felix Solis will star opposite Niecy Nash in the proposed spinoff from The Rookie. The duo will guest star in a two-episode arc in the current fourth season of The Rookie, which will serve as a backdoor pilot for the potential spinoff of the ABC series starring Nathan Fillion.

EXCLUSIVE: ABC is looking to recruit another Rookie. The network is exploring a spinoff of its popular police procedural starring Nathan Fillon with another bonafide TV star, Niecy Nash, and a new setting, the FBI. The potential new series for next season will be introduced in a two-episode arc of the current fourth season of The Rookie. It will serve as a backdoor pilot for the yet-untitled project, which comes from The Rookie creator/executive producer Alexi Hawley, executive producer Mark Gordon and studios eOne and ABC Signature.