Season 2 – The Night Manager

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Matty's P @Mattyboyisintheplace 3h The Night Manager* Season 2 is probably the show that stirred my mood the most recently. The first two episodes were slow-paced—not bad, not great—leaving me with that lukewarm ‘okay, I’ll keep watching’ feeling, unsure where the story was headed. Then Episode 3 delivered a major plot twist and a dramatic ending that completely flipped my perception, setting the stage for Episodes 4 and 5, which were just as gripping. It was a strong reminder not to judge a book by its cover—at least, not the first two episodes, which were still fine in their own way. Many people think it’s just a rehash of the first season, but they would be wrong; it’s really the end of a story told in two acts, and in that context, it makes perfect sense See more Paul R 19h Rehash of first season apart from scenery nothing new here!! Worst part they had to use the cheap cliche of shooting dogs to get a rise out of the audience Despicable nasty trick See more Jane D @JaneDewitt 1d I can't believe there's only one episode left. I loved the first season, but this one is extraordinary. Non-stop twists and turns, suspense, emotion, lies, loyalty, breathtaking moments, and more. You never see what's coming next. It's pure joy! A triumph!! See more Mandy N 1d Absolutely loving it, follows similar lines as series ! storyline but still a good watch. See more Ivan F @Neogrey 1d Disappointing. Especially after episode 5 where things got really unconvincing. Not going to spoil it for whoever haven't seen it yet but don't waste your time. It's a weak script and a pathetic dialogue. See more Bill E @besbenshade 2d The plot for the second season isn't credible. Hiddleston and his crew are supposed to be MI6 agents but they interact with others without discretion or any meaningful spy tradecraft (a hallmark of LeCarre's books). And how could the bad guy (the Columbian gun runner) not call corrupt MI6 leaders and easily discover Hiddleston's true identity? The plot seems to assume the bad guys don't communicate with each other. Not much respect for the viewer's intelligence. The first season was great and clearly adapted from LeCarre's work/book. The second season very obviously lacks this grounding. See more Read all reviews

The Night Manager — Season 2

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