The Terminal List: Dark Wolf Season 1 concludes today (Wednesday, September 24) on Prime Video.
The Terminal List prequel series serves as an origin story that follows Ben Edwards (Taylor Kitsch) on his journey from the Navy SEALs to the covert operations of CIA Special Operations, delving into the darker aspects of warfare and the human toll involved.
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In the finale, three months after the airfield exchange, Ben lives off-grid, prepared to cut ties with his former life and seek vengeance for those lost in Haverford’s espionage game.
Fans are understandably eager to find out if the show will be renewed for another season.
The Terminal List: Dark Wolf has not yet been renewed for a second season nor has it been cancelled.
However, during an interview with ScreenRant, Taylor spoke about the potential for a second season, indicating that plans for a follow-up season are in development.
“If you think this is dark, wait till season 2, and it’s not like a cliffhanger, but it’s truly an emotional fall that Ben experiences once he gets into Ground Branch. You’re going to see the true repercussions of it, and you’re going to witness him go through significant emotional turmoil,” he stated.
“And I’m not saying it’s not character-driven, but I do believe that in season 2, Ben is on his own and you’ll follow him through some of the darkest aspects of what humans are capable of. You’ll see him become even more emotionally attached to his work. That’s what I want to explore. So that’s our direction, broadly speaking. As an actor, I would love to take one more swing at it.”
Chris Pratt also shared insights about the future of the franchise with ScreenRant.
“I’m eager to continue this for a long time. We have numerous ideas for spin-offs featuring various characters. Jack Carr is an incredibly prolific author with seven books published and an eighth titled Cry Havoc, based on Tom Reece, so there are discussions about creating a Cry Havoc series, along with more content related to Dark Wolf and The Terminal List. We aim to expand the Jack Carr cinematic universe, connect them all together, and create something unique because it’s unlike anything else on TV, and I want to keep going.”
The show currently holds a 75% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes from critics and an 83% audience score.
An update regarding The Terminal List Season 2 is also available.
