Chris Pratt’s Terminal List Eyes a Long Run and Multiple Spinoffs

WHO:

Fox News - Chris Pratt said he wants to pass his Christian faith on to his children and described it as “the most important thing” he can pass on.

Fox News - Pratt is married to author Katherine Schwarzenegger and has four children: Jack, Lyla Maria, Eloise Christina, and Ford Fitzgerald. He shares Jack with former wife Anna Faris.

Fox News - Constance Wu plays war correspondent Katie Buranek, who helps James Reece investigate the conspiracy.

Screen Rant - Chris Pratt stars in *The Terminal List*, a Prime Video action thriller.

Coming Soon - Chris Pratt discussed the show’s long-term future and possible spin-offs in an exclusive interview with ComingSoon’s Tyler Treese.

Coming Soon - David DiGilio is the showrunner of *The Terminal List*; Jack Carr wrote the book series; Jared Shaw is an executive producer.

Coming Soon - DiGilio, Carr, and Shaw spoke with ComingSoon’s Tyler Treese about the show’s second season.

WHAT:

Fox News - Pratt said his faith is how he starts and ends each day. He also said he hopes to get right what his father got right and wrong while raising his children, adding, “I’m sure I’ll screw up both.”

Fox News - Pratt said *The Terminal List* production involved 17 veterans in roles including writers, directors, technical advisers, safety coordinators, stunt performers, and actors.

Fox News - Wu said Katie cares more personally about Reece in Season 2, in addition to caring about the truth and the story.

Screen Rant - *The Terminal List* Season 2 is an eight-episode action thriller starring Chris Pratt and is described as a binge for *Reacher* fans.

Coming Soon - Season 2 adapts *True Believer*, the second novel in Jack Carr’s eight-book series.

Coming Soon - The Season 2 interview addressed the season’s expanded story, changes, work with director Ray Mendoza, and Pratt’s dark performance.

Coming Soon - Pratt teased that *The Terminal List* could have an extended future and discussed his vision for continuing with the show and developing spin-off shows.

WHERE:

Screen Rant - *The Terminal List* is available on Prime Video.

Coming Soon - Season 2 is streaming on Prime Video.

WHY:

Screen Rant - Screen Rant recommends the eight-episode season as a binge for viewers who are fans of *Reacher*.

HOW:

Coming Soon - The series is based on Jack Carr’s eight-book series of the same name; Season 2 adapts its second book, *True Believer*.

(UPDATED October 23, 2026 01:31 UTC)

Chris Pratt says passing his Christian faith to his children is the most important legacy he can offer, and that faith shapes how he begins and ends each day. The actor, who has four children with his wife, author Katherine Schwarzenegger, says he hopes to learn from both his father’s strengths and mistakes as a parent. Pratt also stars in Season 2 of the Prime Video thriller *The Terminal List*, an eight-episode adaptation of Jack Carr’s novel *True Believer*. The season expands the story of James Reece, with Constance Wu returning as war correspondent Katie Buranek, who now feels a more personal concern for Reece as well as the truth. Pratt says the production involved 17 veterans in roles ranging from technical advisers to performers. He has also discussed the show’s potential long-term future and possible spin-offs.

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(UPDATED October 23, 2026 00:09 UTC)

Chris Pratt says The Terminal List may have a long-term future, with the possibility of spin-off shows. The actor discussed his vision for continuing the Prime Video action thriller, which is based on Jack Carr’s eight-book series. Its second season adapts True Believer, the series’ second novel, and runs for eight episodes. The new season expands the story and makes changes to the source material, while also featuring work with director Ray Mendoza and Pratt’s dark performance. Showrunner David DiGilio, Carr, and executive producer Jared Shaw also discussed the season in an interview. Their conversation covered how the story developed and the choices behind the adaptation. The Terminal List is streaming on Prime Video, and the action-packed season is recommended for viewers who enjoy Reacher.