Spoilers: From music cues to sifting through reaction shots, editor Gary Levy tells IndieWire about assembling the tense final three minutes of the Netflix hit.

Blowing up a main character in the final moments of Season 1 gave Netflix’s The Diplomat a cliffhanger reminiscent of those we’re used to seeing on network TV. Sure, Hal Wyler (Rufus Sewell) survived his ordeal,

Showrunner Debora Cahn explains why she wanted to bring the source of the attack on the British warship that kicks off the series back to someone "who we don't think is bad" and the real-life inspirations behind Allison Janney's vice president dressing down Keri Russell's character.

When you purchase through our links, we may earn an affiliate commission. So, firstly the title is a bit misleading as Netflix had renewed the Keri Russell-led political thriller comedy-drama series for Season 3 twenty days before Season 2 came out.

Season 2 picks up after a deadly explosion in the heart of London. Everything is a mess, tensions are high, and Kate is left to pick up the pieces. She also must come to terms with the fact the attack didn't come from a rival nation but from within the British government