Noah Centineo goes to South Korea in 'The Recruit' Season 2

‘The Recruit’ Season 2 Trailer: Noah Centineo Takes His Spy Skills to South Korea in Next Chapter of Netflix Series
Noah Centineo ‘s Netflix spy series “ The Recruit ” is headed to Seoul in its second season. The show’s Season 2 trailer — fittingly soundtracked to Green Day’s “American Idiot” — sees CIA lawyer Owen Hendricks (Centineo) embarking on a new thrilling adventure in South Korea alongside “Past Lives” actor Teo Yoo.
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The Recruit Season 2 Sends Owen to South Korea (Official Trailer)
Set to hit screens on January 30th, check out the official trailer for Netflix and Alexi Hawley's Noah Centineo-starring The Recruit.
‘The Recruit’: Noah Centineo Is Back In Action As Season 2 Trailer Reveals Owen’s Covert Operation In Korea
The Recruit' Season 2 trailer reveals details about Owen's (Noah Centineo) mission in South Korea and his partnership with Jang Kyun Kim (Teo Yoo).
Watch: Noah Centineo goes to South Korea in 'The Recruit' Season 2
Jan. 2 (UPI) -- Noah Centineo heads to South Korea in the trailer for The Recruit Season 2. Centineo portrays Owen Hendricks, a lawyer for the CIA, in the series. "Mr. Hendricks, you seem to always need to be the hero," says Walter Nyland (Vondie Curtis-Hall) in the preview. "But you're a lawyer."
The Recruit season 2 trailer: Noah Centineo heads to S. Korea for secret mission
In the new trailer for Netflix's The Recruit season 2, Noah Centineo's Owen Hendricks is sent to South Korea for his next secret mission.
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