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Will 'The Recruit' Get a Third Season at Netflix? No, According to This Cast Member

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Noah Centineo faced down danger once again in the second season of his show The Recruit on Netflix. However, he will not be leaping into action again in the near future, at least according to one of his costars.

The show’s second season premiered in late January, and creator Alexi Hawley revealed that he was interested in continuing the show with a third season.

However, on Wednesday (March 5), cast member Colton Dunn said that Netflix had decided to cancel the series. Keep reading to find out more… “The Recruit has been cancelled yall.

Such a bummer. I’ll share some pics and fun memories on IG but just wanted you to hear it from me. Thanks if you watched. I’m AVAILABLE NOW!

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