Terminal List 3 and the novel that would inspire the future season
At the center of the reflections is one of Jack Carr's toughest and most ruthless novels

The third season of Terminal List has not yet received official approval from Prime Video, but series creator David DiGilio and writer Jack Carr have already identified a possible direction for James Reece's future. At the center of their reflections is Savage Son, the third book in the saga, which could provide the basis for a new television story.
During an interview, DiGilio expressed his admiration for the novel, anticipating that any adaptation would not necessarily follow the original plot. The goal is to develop a different story, capable of doing justice to the harshness of the literary material.
James Reece towards an even more ruthless hunt
Savage Son explores a particularly dark dimension of the saga, built around the hunt and the struggle for survival. A television adaptation could therefore distinguish itself from the military operations and international conspiracies that characterized Reece's previous adventures.
Jack Carr emphasized his confidence in the future of the series, hinting that news might be coming. For his part, Chris Pratt has expressed his willingness to continue playing the protagonist. With eight novels published in the saga, there is certainly no shortage of material to continue.

The final decision on season 3 obviously rests with Prime Video. Recently released, the second season reached first place in the global ranking of the most-watched series on the platform, as reported by MovieWeb. The renewal could lead James Reece towards one of the toughest stories in the entire saga.



