James Pratt’s ‘The Terminal List’ returns to Prime Video

Season 2 of The Terminal List returns to Prime Video, following former Navy SEAL James Reece (Chris Pratt) as a fugitive who has killed anyone he believes he must. With old allies turned adversaries, Reece must use his battlefield skills to survive a relentless hunt. The new chapter frames his struggle as a globe‑spanning thriller, pushing the limits of the action‑drama format.

Opening Scene and Cameos

Opening shots show Reece adrift at sea for 172 days, where he sees the ghost of his former SEAL teammate Ben Richards (Taylor Kitsch). The episode also spots surprise cameos from Bill Maher and SEAL‑turned‑podcaster Jocko Willink, adding a tongue‑in‑cheek layer to the tense narrative.

Reece heads alone to Mozambique, hoping to find safety with the family of former friend Raife Hastings (Tom Hopper). Journalist Katie Buranek (Constance Wu) stands by him, defending his actions while uncovering a conspiracy that ties him to a London bombing orchestrated by Amin Al‑Nawaz (Shadi Janho). The CIA links Al‑Nawaz to Mohammed “Mo” Farooq (Dar Salim), making Reece’s knowledge crucial to locating them.

The season introduces new allies, including Gabriel Luna as Freddie Strain, a former CIA operative, and familiar faces from the Dark Wolf prequel such as Luke Hemsworth as Jules Landry and Shiraz Tzarfati as Mossad agent Tal Varon. It adapts the book True Believer, the second entry in the Jack Carr series, and continues the series’ DNA while injecting a fresh “lioness” vibe with intense action set‑pieces across distant locations.

At a hunting reserve in Mozambique, Reece finally meets Richard Hastings (Arnold Vosloo), Raife’s father, setting the stage for the season’s final confrontation. The series aims to combine gunfights, aerial chases, and high‑tech war rooms to deliver a fast‑paced, globe‑wide thriller that could re‑define the action‑drama genre on streaming.