Those who tuned in over the weekend to watch the new season of Centineo’s Netflix dramedy about a CIA lawyer who consistently finds himself in precarious situations know that he gives his all to this show. But in the case of the first episode of Season 2, “Y.N.A.H.Y.A.L.,” he doesn’t just give his all, he nearly shows us all.

The Recruit' star Noah Centineo talks with Deadline about Season 2, that submarine scene, surprises he didn't see coming and more.

The action-packed spy thriller The Recruit has returned with its much-awaited second season, keeping audiences on the edge of their seats. Starring Noah Centineo as Owen Hendricks, the show delves deep into high-stakes espionage with a gripping storyline that spans the United States and South Korea.

Noah Centineo talks with Deadline about returning to film an appearance in 'XO, Kitty while in South Korea shooting 'The Recruit'.

Watch Netflix's new behind-the-scenes sneak peek at The Recruit Season 2 exploring the show's wildest stunts with Noah Centineo and Teo Yoo.

Here at FandomWire, we review the new season of the Netflix series The Recruit, starring Noah Centineo! This article does not contain spoilers

Warning: The below contains MAJOR spoilers for The Recruit Season 2 Episode 6, “I.D.N.W.T.B.D.I.”] The Recruit‘s second season has come to an end, but are there more stories to tell for CIA lawyer Owen Hendricks (Noah Centineo) and his new acquaintance Jang Kyun (Teo Yoo)?

Season 2, premiering Jan. 30, follows Hendricks as he takes on a high-stakes espionage mission in South Korea, only to discover that the greatest threat may come from within the CIA itself, according to a synopsis. The new season also introduces Teo Yoo as newcomer Jang Kyun.

Well, that'll depend on whether or not Netflix renews The Recruit for a season 3. Here's everything we know about the show's future so far. Netflix has not officially renewed The Recruit for a season 3,