The Night Manager season 2: release schedule, trailer, cast, plot, and what else we know
The Night Manager returns to our screens after nearly a decade. Here's what you need to know about season 2.

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The Night Manager season 2: key information
- Episodes air weekly on Sundays
- It's available on BBC One in the UK and Prime Video internationally
- Season 2 picks up nearly a decade after the first
- Plenty of recurring names are back including Tom Hiddleston and Olivia Colman
- Plans for season 3 are "in the early stage", according to reports
Nine years after the original series, The Night Manager is back. I'm certainly not alone in having this down as my most anticipated show of 2026, and we've got plenty to look forward to. Our four and a half starThe Night Manager season 2 review should be enough to get you excited.
Here's everything you need to know.
The Night Manager season 2 release schedule

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The Night Manager season 2 has already started in the UK, with the first two episodes dropping on January 1 and January 4. Episode 3 airs on January 11.
For US viewers, the first three episodes drop on January 11 before switching to a weekly Sunday schedule, lining up with the UK's. There will not be a BBC iPlayer boxset drop for this, so that's bad news for binge watchers.
From episode 3 onwards, here's what the release schedule looks like for everyone:
- Episode 3: January 11
- Episode 4: January 18
- Episode 5: January 25
- Episode 6: February 1
The Night Manager season 2 trailer
The Night Manager Season Two - Official Trailer | Prime Video - YouTube 
This 2-minute trailer might be short, but it teases a whole lot. There's explosions, familiar faces, new arrivals and even a flash of Hugh Laurie's Richard Roper from season 2.
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It also teases that "the past is a deadly weapon", so it's a dramatic return like you might expect from a show that has been gone for so long. I don't know about you, but I'm ready to dive straight back in.


