The Terminal List Season 2 premiered on Prime Video on October 21, continuing the story of James Reece (Chris Pratt) as the series adapted Jack Carr‘s second novel, True Believer. The season found Reece drawn back into a dangerous world of international espionage, where old alliances, personal loyalties, and a deadly new threat put him on a collision course with his past.
Now, James Reece’s story is officially continuing. But according to Variety, it may not be part of The Terminal List series.
Pratt is set to reprise his role in Savage Son, Prime Video’s adaptation of Carr’s third novel in The Terminal List book series. The new project will follow the former Navy SEAL as he faces his most dangerous mission yet. However, there’s a catch.
While Savage Son will continue Reece’s story, it remains unclear whether the project will be considered The Terminal List Season 3 or a standalone spinoff. Sources suggest the latter is more likely, meaning fans may get another chapter of Reece’s story without an official third season.
Here is everything we know about the next installment of The Terminal List franchise so far.
Will there be a Season 3 of The Terminal List?
The new Savage Son project starring Chris Pratt has been greenlit by Prime Video, confirming that the franchise will continue even if it isn’t officially labeled Season 3.
“It’s probably the most popular book, maybe alongside Red Sky Mourning,” said author Jack Carr to TV Insider. “Savage Son explores the dark side of man through the dynamic of hunter and hunted. That’s the theme of that novel. And for some reason, I think that theme is just so primal. So is revenge. But for some reason, seeing that dark side of man played out and have that be the exploration of that book, and now perhaps maybe a season if we get one going forward, and that’s an interesting one to explore.”
“But there’s something within each of us in our DNA, I think, that just connects with that storyline because it is so, so primal and visceral and Savage Sun. We’ll see,” said Carr.
What is The Terminal List Season 2 about?
Season 2 of The Terminal List is based on True Believer, the second novel in the James Reece book series by former Navy SEAL Jack Carr. The season will follow Navy SEAL James Reece (Pratt) as he embarks on a mission of redemption after finishing his original list of targets to hopefully clear his name.
What is The Terminal List Season 1 about?
Season 1 of The Terminal List follows Navy SEAL Lieutenant Commander James Reece (Pratt), whose platoon is ambushed during a covert mission in Syria. After returning home with memory gaps and health issues, Reece’s wife Lauren (Riley Keough) and daughter Lucy (Arlo Mertz) are then murdered.
His search for answers uncovers a conspiracy involving an experimental drug that caused brain tumors in both him and his men, with corrupt military officials and corporate executives covering up the truth. Determined to get revenge, Reece creates a list of everyone responsible and begins hunting them down with help from journalist Katie Buranek (Constance Wu) and his former SEAL teammate Ben Edwards (Taylor Kitsch), now a CIA operative.
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What is The Terminal List: Dark Wolf about?
Warning: Spoilers ahead for The Terminal List Season 1. Set seven years before The Terminal List, the prequel Dark Wolf explores how Ben Edwards goes from loyal Navy SEAL to CIA operative, setting the stage for his ultimate betrayal of James Reece. In the original series, Reece discovers that his best friend accepted $20 million to help orchestrate the ambush that killed his platoon, making Ben the final name on his hit list.
Who stars in The Terminal List franchise?
The cast includes Chris Pratt as Navy SEAL James Reece, Constance Wu as journalist Katie Buranek, Tom Hopper as Raife Hastings, a former Navy SEAL and friend of Reece, and Dar Salim as Mohammed “Mo” Farooq, a former Iraqi Special Operations Forces officer.
Who is behind The Terminal List?
The Terminal List is executive produced by Chris Pratt through Indivisible Productions, writer and showrunner David DiGilio, author Jack Carr, Antoine Fuqua and Kat Samick through Fuqua Films, former Army Ranger and writer Max Adams, and former Navy SEAL, writer, actor, and technical advisor Jared Shaw. The series is produced by Amazon MGM Studios, MRC, and Civic Center Media.
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