I have a particular affinity for political-spy thrillers, specifically in the form of novels rather than films. The cinematic adaptations often fail to capture the depth of mystery and the exhilarating experience that a well-crafted book can provide. One title that has remained with me for over three decades is Windmills of the Gods by Sydney Sheldon. Additionally, I found myself engrossed in Brad Thor’s novels, including Code of Conduct, Foreign Agent, and Backlash. Dean Koontz’s The Silent Corner is another title that stands out in my memory. In the realm of film and television, Miss Sloane and the series 24 have certainly met my expectations. Given this limited selection of films, I approached the series The Night Agent with modest expectations.
The Night Agent is a ten-episode political thriller centered around a young FBI agent in his early thirties who operates the Night Action phone from a secure room within the White House. Portrayed by Gabriel Basso (known for Hillbilly Elegy and Super 8), Peter Sutherland spends his eight-hour shift in solitude, anticipating the rare occasion when the phone on his desk might ring. A ringing phone indicates that a U.S. spy or night agent has been compromised and requires immediate assistance.
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