Chris Pratt returns as Lt. Commander James Reece as Amazon plots final move The list of terminals franchise.
The streamer adapts that of Jack Carr Wild Son as it charts the future of the military thriller world.
We don’t know if Wild Son will be a standalone season, much like the prequel Terminal List: Dark Wolfor if it will serve as season 3 of The terminal List main series, which debuted its first season in 2022 and returned last month with its second season.
Wild Son is the third book in Carr’s series after The list of terminalswhich served as the basis for season 1 of the television series, and True believerwhich was adapted for season 2, which premiered on October 21.
It follows former Navy SEAL sniper James Reece (Pratt) as he faces his most personal and dangerous mission yet. The book centers on a traitorous CIA officer who takes refuge with the Russian mafia with the intention of killing Reece. Meanwhile, Reece recovers from brain surgery in the Montana wilderness of his youth, learning to live again, rebuilding his life with the help of investigative journalist Katie Buranek (Constance Wu) and his longtime friend and SEAL teammate Raife Hastings (Tom Hopper). As an unknown entity within the U.S. government becomes compromised by Russian intelligence, Reece is forced to recruit a team of ex-commandos to bring his unique vengeance to the Russian mafia on their home turf, turning the hunters into the hunted.
Wild Son is produced by Amazon MGM Studios, MRCm and Civic Center Media.
Peter Friedlander, Head of Global Television at Amazon MGM Studios, said: “Jack Carr’s work has resonated with audiences in a way that is a testament to the power of his storytelling and the incredible dedication that Chris Pratt and the entire team bring to each episode. The list of terminals the franchise continues to resonate and Wild Son brings the story into its most intense chapter yet.
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