US Edition‘The Night Manager’ Season 2 Finale: Boss Breaks Down Those Major Deaths & Teases What’s Next
- On its belated second-season finale, The Night Manager ends with Teddy shot by Roper and Angela gunned down, setting up Season 3, streaming on Prime Video.
- Roper faked his death, used Teddy as a pawn, and took the life of one of his sons after Roxana's tip-off helped him anticipate the ambush.
- Jonathan Pine infiltrated Teddy's operation by posing as a Hong Kong businessman, but a rose diversion left him powerless when the plan was exposed, and Roxana aided Roper's ambush.
- Jonathan Pine is left beaten and bleeding in the Colombia jungle, and his survival remains uncertain, while Angela Burr's death devastates MI-6 and Roper reunites with Danny.
- The creative team is already writing Season 3, framing it as a trilogy with a renewed Pine–Roper battle and father‑son themes, following the season 2 finale's key events.
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Tom Hiddleston's steamy spy drama will return for another chapter.
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