Forget James Bond, Tonight the World is Saved by the Most Incompetent British Secret Agent

Forget James Bond; tonight, the world's most inept secret agent takes center stage. Rowan Atkinson reprises his role as Johnny English in "Johnny English Strikes Again," the third installment of the popular franchise, airing tonight at 9:14 PM on HRT 1.

While James Bond saves the world with elegance and advanced technology, Johnny English is his complete opposite – an agent whose missions are synonymous with chaos. In this film, Atkinson proves that saving the world doesn't require muscles or intelligence, but rather an incredible amount of luck and a complete lack of shame.

The plot kicks off just before a G12 summit when a massive cyberattack reveals the identities of all active British secret agents. With the security system compromised, the Prime Minister (Emma Thompson) reluctantly turns to retired spies. Among them is Johnny English, now a geography teacher secretly honing his espionage skills.

However, the plan with the veterans quickly unravels. After one of English's "accidental" mishaps, his colleagues are eliminated, leaving the nation's fate in the hands of the service's most incompetent agent. Convinced of his own genius, English accepts the mission, but only with the help of his loyal, long-suffering partner, Bough (Ben Miller).

The film's central conflict pits the analog English against the digital 21st century. He scorns smartphones and hybrid cars, preferring to combat digital threats with analog methods. Armed with outdated MI7 equipment like magnetic boots and a sleep-inducing gel, English embarks on a mission that promises to test the limits of sanity.