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‘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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The Independent (US)The Night Manager’s creators reveal all about that explosive finale – and what’s next
SPOILERS AHEAD: David Farr and Georgi Banks-Davies tell Patrick Smith how the BBC series had to earn its blockbuster ending and talk about the fate of all its characters
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The Night Manager season 2 ending explained: Writer and director on deaths, romance and season 3
**Warning: contains full spoilers for The Night Manager season 2 episode 6.**The Night Manager season 2 finale is a truly brutal watch that will change Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston) forever.The suave spy has, up to now, seemed slick enough to worm his way out of anything, albeit not without some nasty cuts and bruises, but it would be an understatement to say that his luck has run out.When he left behind his quiet life in London, Pine was bliss…
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