Chris Pratt’s ‘The Terminal List’ S2: Filming Begins, BTS Image Revealed

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With a massive victory, triumphed significantly on Prime Video, and the critically acclaimed action series boasting a 94% RT score has recently announced a Season 2 update to keep fans thrilled. In an exciting turn of events, Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios have confirmed that The Terminal List Season 2 is now in active production, unveiling a sneak peek from the set featuring Chris Pratt reprising his role as Lieutenant Commander James Reece.

As a devoted film enthusiast, I can’t help but express my excitement for the first season of “The Terminal List.” This gripping series follows me, a U.S. Navy SEAL portrayed by Pratt, after a tragic mission that cost my platoon and, upon my return home, my entire family. With vengeance burning in my heart, I embark on a violent quest for truth, only to uncover a chilling conspiracy that has me squarely in its grasp. The second season promises more of this heart-pounding action, and I can hardly wait to see where the story takes me next!

Initially, the debut season of “The Terminal List” garnered exceptional praise from viewers, earning an almost perfect audience rating. Yet, critics were less enamored, assigning it a score of 40%. This was due to their perception that the series’ portrayal of corporate conspiracies and the idealized image of Navy SEALs felt inferior to other acclaimed shows such as “Jack Ryan” and “Reacher”.

Chris Pratt’s ‘The Terminal List’ Delivered Big for Action Fans

The Terminal List is a show that proudly steers clear of contemporary social issues. It features hardened male characters and a predominantly masculine cast, harking back to the era of ’80s action-packed violence. For those craving a nostalgic dose of macho entertainment without any political or contemporary themes, this series delivers.

As a movie enthusiast looking back to 2022, I’d like to share Jack Carr’s perspective on a TV series that received mixed reviews. Carr, an executive producer and author, contended that the critics’ negative reception was due to the show not conforming to what he described as “wokeness.” In other words, it didn’t cater to the perceived social and political correctness of the time.

We intentionally avoid labels like right, left, conservative, or liberal. The Daily Beast’s review was particularly harsh, but they seem to be agitated when they see an American flag or someone skilled with weapons who holds power accountable for their actions. Our goal wasn’t to appease critics; instead, we aimed to create a show that resonates with military personnel who have served overseas in the last 20 years. They can watch it and feel understood and represented.

It’s highly unlikely that Season 2 of “The Terminal List,” adapted from Carr’s second Reece novel, “True Believer,” will alter its format. This means we can anticipate more high-octane action when the show returns to Prime Video in 2026. Furthermore, fans have something else to look forward to: a prequel series, “The Terminal List: Dark Wolf,” which is set to premiere its first season towards the end of 2025. At present, the first season of “The Terminal List” can be streamed on Prime Video.

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2025-05-03 19:05