"Mom, can we get some 24?" "We have 24 already at home."

It's "24". But reheated in a microwave. 

Stop me if you've heard this one before. A guy working for the government uncovers a massive conspiracy, gets betrayed by those closest to him, sees those he cares about put in danger, and has to go rogue to clear his name. Yes, that's right; it's 24. Oh wait. No, it's The Night Agent apparently, because Kiefer Sutherland was making another show somewhere else. 

Typical Netflix look

Pretty standard. 

Sounds okay?

Much like the show itself, it's "fine". 

Sutherland is back! But it's not the Sutherland you wanted. 

The main character is called Peter Sutherland. I'm not sure if this is an intentional in-joke but Peter fails in almost every area when compared to Kiefer Sutherland's far more interesting Jack Bauer. You'll get the bad guys in less than an episode. Oh and if the show thinks we're going to feel sorry for the main henchmen, -by giving them an ongoing story arc where they talk about their love for one another and debate having children whilst assassinating other characters=, they are very wrong. 

I made it to episode ten. 

I watched all ten episodes but my interest started to wane around the half way mark. I probably should have rewatched a season of 24; nearly all of which were superior to this show.