The third series of The Night Agent has just arrived on Netflix, featuring nine fresh episodes, leaving audiences on the edge of their seats.

This latest instalment tracked the titular Night Agent Peter Sutherland (played by Gabriel Basso) as he attempted to locate Treasury Agent Jay Batra (Suraj Sharma), who escaped to Istanbul following allegations he murdered his superior, reports the Manchester Evening News.

Whilst Peter pursued Jay relentlessly, he simultaneously began investigating a shadowy financial network linked to terrorism and political corruption.

Peter joined forces with Financial Register journalist Isabel De Leon (Genesis Rodriguez) as they delved further into the organisation, exposing deeply concealed secrets that put their lives at risk.

The third series of The Night Agent concluded with its trademark explosive finale, featuring another substantial death toll befitting the story's elevated stakes.

Numerous viewers are questioning Jay's ultimate fate - here's what happened, though be warned, this article contains spoilers from The Night Agent series three.

No, Jay survives The Night Agent series three. On the contrary, he remains very much alive and well by the closing credits of the finale as he presents his version of events during a television news interview.

Treasury agent Jay was shown not to have murdered his superior and was actually attempting to highlight suspicious financial transactions connected to a terrorist incident. Following Peter's discovery of the truth from Jay, he pledged to provide him with protection back in the United States.

Jay collaborated with Peter and journalist Isabel to uncover money laundering, terrorist activities and blackmail connected to US President Hagan (Ward Horton), First Lady Jenny Hagan (Jennifer Morrison), and Jacob Monroe (Louis Herthum).

Whilst Jay made it through season three, others weren't as fortunate, with Catherine Weaver (Amanda Warren) being killed off in a startling early moment. Banker Freya (Michaela Watkins) was murdered by The Father (Stephen Moyer) after she posed a threat to him.

Then there was Jacob, who was eliminated by Adam (David Lyons) on Presidential orders and staged to appear as a suicide.

Jacob perished after being exposed as journalist Isabel's father and aiding Peter in his enquiries, rendering him a danger that required removal.

Netflix has not yet renewed The Night Agent for season four and will probably wait to assess the show's performance first.

The series is already Netflix's number one TV programme worldwide according to FlixPatrol, which bodes well for a potential recommission.

Nevertheless, showrunner Shawn Ryan recently hinted to Deadline that he has concepts for a fourth instalment should they receive the go-ahead. Ryan cryptically revealed to the outlet: "[T]here's a world that we're in, it's a world that exists in Los Angeles, which is the creative reason why we moved the show to Los Angeles, because it's a world that is present in Los Angeles, it's not present in New York for the most part."

Nevertheless, he refused to elaborate further until Netflix officially commissioned the programme for another series.

The Night Agent season 3 is streaming on Netflix now

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