From Collider · Michael John Petty · · 1m 40s
Chris Pratt's 'The Terminal List' Season 2 Returns with Action
Chris Pratt's James Reece leads a high-stakes mission in The Terminal List Season 2.
In brief
Chris Pratt's James Reece leads a high-stakes mission in The Terminal List Season 2. Chris Pratt's James Reece hunts Al-Qaeda operatives after a London attack to seek redemption. Originally reported by Collider.
The Terminal List Season 2 Returns
The Terminal List Season 2 premieres October 21 on Prime Video after four years since the first season.
James Reece's Mission Begins
James Reece, haunted by a tumor from experimental RD4895, is called back to help track Al-Qaeda operative Mohammad Farooq.
Al-Qaeda Attack on London
An Al-Qaeda attack on London prompts James Reece to join forces with Freddy Strain for a presidential pardon mission.
Katie Buranek and Raife Hastings
Katie Buranek teams up with Raife Hastings to investigate how weapons shipments ended up with terrorists.
Action-Packed Sequel
The Terminal List Season 2 delivers more action than most feature-length productions with international conspiracy sequences.
Personal Redemption Focus
James Reece seeks personal redemption by protecting his country, even if it means risking those he loves.
Russia-Ukraine Conflict Links
The Terminal List Season 2 adds culturally relevant ties to the current Russia-Ukraine conflict for geopolitical commentary.
Chris Pratt's Performance
Chris Pratt delivers a layered performance as James Reece, showing both mission-driven determination and personal vulnerability.
Family History Integration
Reece's father from the prequel novel Cry Havoc plays a role in Season 2's expanded mythology.
Future Seasons Setup
Season 2 plants seeds for Carr's third novel, Savage Son, and future Terminal List storylines.
Season 2's Reception
Season 2 earns a 75% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes with an 80% audience score after Season 1's 42% score.
The short version
Chris Pratt's James Reece hunts Al-Qaeda operatives after a London attack to seek redemption.
