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Prime Video Military Action Thriller Debuts at 830 Million Minutes Viewed

A strong streaming showing

Nielsen’s report placed The Terminal List fifth among the overall top 10 streaming titles. The series reached 830 million minutes watched during the week of October 19 through October 25.

The result indicates the show has retained viewers beyond its first season, even as Prime Video expands its action-focused originals. Its mix of military action and conspiracy may also appeal to audiences beyond typical war drama viewers.

Chris Pratt holding a hunting rifle in The Terminal List season 2
Chris Pratt holding a hunting rifle in The Terminal List season 2

Reece investigates a conspiracy

Chris Pratt plays James Reece, a Navy SEAL whose team is ambushed during a covert mission. After returning home, Reece looks into what happened and discovers a conspiracy extending beyond the operation.

Based on Jack Carr’s novel of the same name, the series follows Reece as he deals with the aftermath of violence and tries to determine whom he can trust. Its military details and central action sequences are key elements of the story.

Chris Pratt as James Reece looking serious in The Terminal List season 2
Chris Pratt as James Reece looking serious in The Terminal List season 2

More of the franchise ahead

The Terminal List has received confirmation of another season, alongside plans involving Carr’s Savage Son. The update gives the franchise room to continue beyond its existing installments. Carr’s broader collection of military thrillers could provide further adaptation material for Prime Video. A detective series with a military angle, Worth, is also in development.

Key points

  • The Terminal List recorded 830 million minutes watched in Nielsen’s October 19–25 report.
  • The Prime Video series ranked fifth on the overall streaming top 10.
  • Chris Pratt stars as Navy SEAL James Reece, who investigates a conspiracy after an ambush.
  • Another season is confirmed, with plans involving Jack Carr’s Savage Son.
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