Created by David DiGilo, The eight-episode action drama thriller series was based on a novel of the exact name by Jack Carr. It was launched on July 1, 2022, on Amazon Prime Video.
The official synopsis of The Terminal List as per Amazon reads: “Reece returns home to his family with conflicting memories of the event and questions about his culpability. However, as new evidence comes to light, Reece discovers dark forces working against him, endangering not only his life, but the lives of those he loves.”
For those who have already watched the debut season, you’re now thinking about whether or not Amazon will renew the series for another season run. Let’s find out below.
Terminal List Season 2 Latest Update
Amazon has officially renewed The Terminal List for a second season!
The Terminal List, based on Jack Carr’s novel, is the first book to feature Chris Pratt’s Commander James Reece, a former Navy SEAL turned vengeful after learning of a government scheme that involves high levels of authority. Taylor Kitsch, Jai Courtney, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Constance Wu, Riley Keough, Arlo Mertz, JD Pardo, and other celebrities star on the sitcom with Pratt.
On July 1, 2022, the first season of The Terminal List debuted with eight one-hour episodes. The Terminal List, directed/executive produced by Antoine Fuqua and created for television by Dan DiGilio (Black Sails), is notable for having Jack Carr, the author of the novel, serve as both an executive producer and advisor to the show.
The idea is straightforward: after his family is targeted, James Reece compiles “The Terminal List” and tracks out those who are accountable. Fans will surely be curious to see what happens in The Terminal List season 2 now that his mission is over; do watch out for more updates!
The Cast of The Terminal List Season 2
Here are the names of the characters anticipated to return in the upcoming season.
- Chris Pratt plays Commander James Reece
- Taylor Kitsch portrays Ben Edwards
- Patrick Schwarzenegger illustrates Donny Mitchell
- Constance Wu depicts Katie Buranek
- Jeanne Tripplehorn characterizes Lorraine Hartley
- Riley Keough plays Lauren Reece
- LaMonica Garrett illustrates Commander Fox
- Alexis Louder plays Nicole Deptul
What can we expect from Season 2 of The Terminal List?
The series will be adapted from the second book of the novel by Jack Carr. The first season covered the first book and there are four more to go. This indicates that the show can go for at least a total of five seasons.
Speaking to Collider, Chris Pratt was asked whether he would like the story of James Reece to continue the actor stated, “Yeah, of course. I’m a huge fan of the books. I’ve read all five of them. I just finished ‘In the Blood.’ I think it’s the best one yet. It’s really, really great. The first book is fantastic,” he added.
“Jack [Carr] is a prolific writer. A new novel every year is pretty intense, but that’s just the work ethic of these guys. Every person that we employed that was a former spec operator, they’re the first to arrive and the last to leave. They’re doing their job, plus volunteering to do anyone else’s job. It’s all hands on deck,” he explained. “It’s why our military personnel make such an amazing transition into the film and television industry, and I hope to see more of that.”
Pratt continued, “We employed a lot of veterans on this show. But yeah, I’d love to [do more]. There are certain aspects that may be complicated. If you follow the series of books, the second book takes place on location. For me, I have a little bit of a rule with my own family at home, where I have to limit the amount of location work that I do. I was able to squeeze this in between two location jobs because it shot in L.A. If we continue the series, and it becomes location work, I have to justify whether or not I’m gonna be giving up a movie to do a season of this show, which I very well could. Time will tell. I would love to.
“I think it would be fantastic. I love the character. The stories get better. I love the bonds and the relationships that I forged with the creative team, making this, and I’d love to move forward, working with them. It’s just a matter of how full my dance card is and when I can fit it in,” he concluded.
Stay tuned for more information on Season 2 of The Terminal List.
