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‘The Night Agent’ Season 3, Episode 6 Recap – Like Father Like Son (And Daughter)

February 19 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

As we enter the back half of The Night Agent Season 3, Episode 6 feels like a clear turning point, the kind of episode that delivers some pretty key revelations that recontextualise everything we've seen thus far.

‘The Night Agent’ Season 3, Episode 5 Recap – On the Job Therapy (And A Big Twist)

February 19 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

There have been some turns already in The Night Agent Season 3, but the biggest one yet is to be found in Episode 5, “The Isolation Play”....

‘The Night Agent’ Season 3, Episode 4 Recap – Who’s Hunting the Hunters?

February 19 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Things are heating up in The Night Agent Season 3, even though Episode 4 has the coldest setting yet. A swanky hunting lodge in the wintry forests...

‘The Night Agent’ Season 3 Review – The Unluckiest Man On Netflix Is Back

February 19 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Who’d be Peter Sutherland? Sure, he’s the star of one of Netflix’s most unexpected hits, but his life sucks. None of his relationships work out....

‘The Night Agent’ Season 3, Episode 3 Recap – Old Faces and New Alliances

February 19 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

“Dark Matters” is one of those functional early-season chapters that isn’t exactly thrilling but does a lot of necessary legwork to get the plot moving...

‘The Night Agent’ Season 3, Episode 2 Recap – An Explosive Mistake

February 19 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

I started my coverage of The Night Agent Season 3 by reminding everyone that Peter Sutherland is a deeply terrible undercover agent, so Episode 2 shouldn’t come...

‘The Night Agent’ Season 3, Episode 1 Recap – Peter Is Back On Mission

February 19 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Peter Sutherland is many things, but a good undercover agent isn’t one of them. He has been pretty frantic all throughout The Night Agent, but...

‘Sommore: Chandelier Fly’ Review – Experience Is Everything

February 17 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

I don’t know how long you need to do something to be considered the “queen” of it, but Sommore is apparently the queen of comedy,...

‘Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model’ Review – Tyra Banks Seems Pretty Monstrous

February 16 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

At what point is a show considered an overwhelming success? Is it ratings? Is it watercooler moments? Is it somehow managing to get silly portmanteaus...

‘The Art of Sarah’ Ending Explained – Who is the Real Sarah Kim?

February 13 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

I’ll admit that I’m cheating a little. By positing the question “Who is the real Sarah Kim?” in the headline, I’m implying that The Art of...

‘The Art of Sarah’ Review – An Increasingly Convoluted Thriller That Loses Its Way

February 13 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Class and luxury fashion are not new concepts in TV land, let alone in Netflix Korean dramas, so at first blush, The Art of Sarah...

‘Joe’s College Road Trip’ Review – Not Your Average Madea Movie

February 13 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Tyler Perry’s Joe’s College Road Trip – to give it its full, self-aggrandising title – is not your average Madea movie. For one thing, Madea...

‘Katt Williams: The Last Report’ Review – You Are Now Watching A Master At Work

February 10 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Katt Williams is one of the finest comedians who has ever lived, and his longevity has proved that better than I can. But in recent...

‘Mo Gilligan: In the Moment’ Review – An Evolved Musical Special That’ll Be Difficult to Top

February 3 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

Mo Gilligan is a very good comedian. It’s worth reminding people of this out of the gate, since when a very specific act makes their...

‘Mike Epps: Delusional’ Review – A Full Career Retrospective On Fast-Forward

January 27 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

You know where you stand with a Mike Epps special. He has been around for long enough that you know what to expect, and he...

‘Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart’ Review – Smart’s Bravery Elevates A Standard Documentary

January 24 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

It’s always a big deal when children go missing – as well it should be – and an especially big deal, at least in terms...

‘The Big Fake’ Ending Explained – Toni’s Moral Bankruptcy Isn’t A Big Surprise

January 24 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

And the moral of the story is, you can’t really trust criminals very much. This illuminating idea underpins the ending of The Big Fake, which...

‘The Big Fake’ Review – Netflix’s Forgery Thriller Is A Pretty Tame Copy

January 24 2026, by Jonathon Wilson

It’s often easy to see how someone could be lured by a life of crime. The upsides are pretty considerable, after all, at least in...