Chris Pratt’s Terminal List Is Officially Flipping Its Premise in Savage Son
A new chapter for Reece
Savage Son is planned as a continuation of The Terminal List after season 2. Prime Video confirmed the adaptation in November 2026, with Pratt returning as James Reece.
Raife Hastings, played by Tom Hopper, is among the allies expected to return. The new chapter follows season 2’s cliffhangers and shifts the circumstances surrounding its central character.
Reece becomes the target
In Jack Carr’s novel, Reece travels to a Montana ranch owned by the Hastings family to recover from brain surgery. Russian operative Oliver Grey, who has escaped, is assigned by criminal Russian nationalist Ivan Zharkov to find and kill Reece.
The threat puts Reece and his allies on the run, drawing the Hastings family into the conflict. It reverses the pattern of the first two seasons, in which Reece pursued his antagonists.
A darker road ahead
The novel puts people close to Reece at risk, and some do not survive the conflict. It also hints at connections to his father, Tom Reece, that have not been fully explored.
Savage Son is the third book in an eight-book series, leaving further stories for the franchise to adapt. The article says the installment could shape Reece’s later story if the show broadly follows the novel.
Key points
- Savage Son follows The Terminal List season 2 and is based on Jack Carr’s third book.
- James Reece becomes the target of a Russian operation led by Oliver Grey.
- Reece’s allies and the Hastings family are drawn into the danger.
- The book is the third in an eight-book series.