TNT has decided to postpone tonight’s episode of its espionage thriller Legends in the wake of Friday’s terrorist attacks in Paris, the network said Monday.

"As a result of the recent tragic events in Paris, tonight's originally scheduled episode of Legends has been postponed. Our thoughts and condolences are with the victims and their families,” said the network in a statement.

The series, which stars Sean Bean as an FBI undercover agent struggling with his identity outside of his aliases, launched its second season Nov. 2. Tonight’s episode was titled The Legend Of Curtis Ballard.  

TNT is giving Tv viewers an early look at the second season of its drama series Legends by offering the season premiere on various digital platforms.

The first episode of the series, which debuts on TNT Nov. 2 and stars Sean Bean (Game of Thrones, The Lord of the Rings) as a covert operative with a sketchy past, is currently available on TNT’s On Demand channel, its website (tntdrama.com), its Youttube channel, and its Watch TNT TV Everywhere service, as well as through participating TV providers’ platforms and apps, according to network officials.

The day after Legends’ premiere on TNT, the network will offer the second episode of the season across its various digital platforms, said the network.

TNT has ordered a second season of its drama series Legends, the network said Thursday.

The series, which stars Sean Bean (Game of Thrones, The Lord of the Rings) as an undercover FBI agent struggling to find his own identity, garnered 3.2 million viewers (live +7 ratings), according to the network. The series averaged 6.5 million viewers through tlinear telecasts, DVR viewing, set-top VOD and digital on demand views.

TNT has ordered 10 episodes for its sophomore campaign, with plans to launch in 2015, said network officials.