A new trailer for the second season of The Terminal List has been released, showing Chris Pratt reprising his role as a Navy SEAL on a mission to uncover a global conspiracy. The second season is set to debut on Prime Video on October 21, 2026, and offers a preview of the action-packed, international storyline that fans can expect. The trailer highlights the show’s transition from a revenge-driven plot to a more classic spy thriller, with scenes that suggest a journey across multiple continents. The season will follow Lieutenant Commander James Reece, the protagonist, four years after the events of the first season. While the first season focused on personal revenge, the new season aims to explore the world of international espionage and political intrigue. According to new visuals, Reece's journey will take him from Africa to Europe, with stops in the Indian Ocean and the Middle East. The show continues to be based on the novels by Jack Carr, who has written a series of bestselling books featuring Reece's adventures. The Terminal List is adapted from Jack Carr’s novels, which began in 2018. The story centers on James Reece, a Navy SEAL who discovers that powerful forces are trying to kill him and those he loves. Over time, he becomes determined to dismantle global conspiracies. The second season of the show is based on the second book in the series, The True Believer, and will consist of eight new episodes. The show has become a major success for Prime Video, holding top spots in viewership for several weeks. Returning actors include Chris Pratt, Tom Hopper, Constance Wu, Mohammed, Dar Salim, and Luke Hemsworth. New cast members joining the series include Gabriel Luna, Arnold Vosloo, Olga Kurylenko, Martin Sensmeier, Jeremy Bobb, Shiraz Tzarfati, and Yul Vazquez. The show has also inspired a prequel series, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, which was released last year. Like other popular Prime Video series such as Reacher, Bosch, and The Boys, The Terminal List has become a major franchise for the streaming platform. Jack Carr has written seven books so far, with an eighth expected in 2027. This provides Amazon with potential material for future seasons, should the company choose to continue expanding the Terminal List universe. The success of the show and its source material suggests that the series will remain a significant part of Prime Video's lineup for years to come.