Prime Video Military Thriller Masterpiece Officially Hits Major Streaming Milestone of 200 Days
A long wait for season two
The Terminal List debuted on Prime Video in 2022, the same year as the first season of Reacher. While Reacher has since released four new seasons, The Terminal List returned only recently, with its second season arriving a few weeks ago.
Chris Pratt’s other 2026 projects include the sci-fi film Mercy and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. The latter became the first film of the year to earn $1 billion worldwide, while Mercy later became one of 2026’s most-watched titles on Prime Video after a poor box-office run.
Spin-off draws steady viewers
The delay between seasons was linked in part to The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, a spin-off starring Taylor Kitsch. Viewers have been watching the series ahead of The Terminal List’s second season. Dark Wolf has now spent more than 200 days in Prime Video’s top 10 during 2026, marking a sustained run for the franchise’s spin-off.
Future plans remain uncertain
The Terminal List is set to continue with a new season based on Savage Son, a Jack Carr novel from the series about James Reece. The project’s format has not been settled publicly.
It remains unclear whether the production will be billed as The Terminal List’s third season or as a separate series. It is expected to use The Terminal List name in some form for audience recognition.
Key points
- The Terminal List: Dark Wolf has spent over 200 days in Prime Video’s top 10 in 2026.
- The Terminal List’s second season arrived a few weeks ago.
- A continuation based on Jack Carr’s Savage Son is planned.
- The next project’s status as a third season or standalone series remains unclear.