FANCIMES: The Terminal List Season 1: Drugging on Seal Team and Getting Dragged

The Terminal List is an American thriller action television series starring Chris Pratt as Seal Team Lt Commander James Reece based on the novel of the same name by Jack Carr. The show follows James' revenge journey against the oligarchs in the pharmaceutical industry and high-ranking figures in the defense and security branches who caused the deaths of his teammates and his wife and daughter.

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The Plot of The Terminal List Season 1

The Navy Seal Alpha Platoon commanded by James was ambushed while on a secret mission in Iran, called Odin's Sword operation. James is a lucky survivor, returning home to his family with conflicting memories of the event, while the conversational mission log appears to have been manipulated to place the blame on Alpha themselves for the mission failure.

As new evidence comes to light, James discovers dark forces are working against him, endangering not only his life but also the lives of his loved ones. After that, James is the target of a failed murder, but his wife and children are killed.

According to James' investigation, Nubellum - a pharmaceutical company belonging to Capstone Industries is targeting a $ 60 billion contract with the US government to develop a drug to reduce trauma for soldiers on the battlefield. With the green light of the Minister of Defense, Nubellum quietly experimented on Alpha Platoon; the experiment failed so they sought to eliminate the people involved to destroy the evidence.

James has to deal with a powerful dark force, including Capstone and corrupt elements in the defense and security apparatus such as CIA, NCIS (Naval Criminal Investigative Service), SWAT, NSWC (Naval Special Warfare Command) … and the highest is the Department of Defense.

Facing the powerful dark force, James Reece has the regular help of Katie Buranek (Constance Wu) - a seasoned war correspondent of Voltstream News; and Ben Edwards (Taylor Kitsch) - a CIA Ground Branch special agent and James' former teammate in Seal.

Will The Terminal List have Season 2?

The Terminal List was broadcast on Amazon Prime platform from July 1, 2022 and became the most watched movie during the US Independence Day weekend (July 4). The series has generally received positive reviews from audiences with 94% approval on Rotten Tomatoes (vs that of critics 38%), an IMDb score of 8.2/10.

The showrunner David DiGilio hasn't officially confirmed a second installment, but he said novelist Jack Carr has an incredible writing speed and his set of books is a fertile topic and script for further work. Most likely Season 2 of The Terminal List will be based on Jack's True Believer, which was published in 2019.