The Terminal List NEW Available: Friday 1 July Genre: Action drama Season: 1 Episodes: 8
Prime Video has already brought all-action heroes Jack Ryan and Jack Reacher to the small screen, and now there's a new tough guy on the block in explosive thriller The Terminal List.
The eight-part series stars Chris Pratt as Navy SEAL commander James Reece, who we first meet planning a covert mission to kill a dangerous terrorist hiding out in Syria.
But the operation goes wrong when his platoon is ambushed while making their way through a series of underground tunnels. Were the terrorists tipped off by a traitor in the US?
Back home, Reece is determined to uncover the truth, joining forces with journalist Katie Buranek (Constance Wu) to find out more.
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