When an entire platoon of Navy SEALs is killed during a covert operation, their commander, James Reece, swears to investigate what went wrong. The Terminal List on Prime Video is an action-thriller based on Jack Carr’s 2018 novel of the same name. The more Reece investigates, the murkier the water gets, and he realizes he is putting his family at risk. Can he find out the truth without jeopardizing everything he loves?
Where to Watch The Terminal List
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How Many Episodes Are in The Terminal List?
There are eight episodes in The Terminal List. The runtime of episodes averages between 53-67 minutes. You can check the complete list of The Terminal List episodes and their release date below.
- “The Engram”: July 1, 2022
- “Encoding”: July 1, 2022
- “Consolidation”: July 1, 2022
- “Detachment”: July 1, 2022
- “Disruption”: July 1, 2022
- “Transience”: July 1, 2022
- “Extinction”: July 1, 2022
- “Reclamation”: July 1, 2022
What Are the Critics Saying About The Terminal List?
The Terminal List has an official critics rating of 39% and an average audience score of 94% on Rotten Tomatoes. While critics have written off the familiar plotline, audiences seem to love the action-packed series.
Wall Street Journal’s John Anderson says, “Where Terminal List should linger, it rushes away. Where it should move on, it stalls out. No score, no gain, especially as regards the depth of Reece as a character, or a human.”
Robert Levin from Newsday writes, “In the days before the streaming revolution, The Terminal List would have been turned into a big screen summer action blockbuster and over and done within about two hours. Instead, audiences are being asked to stick with it for hours of bingeing.”
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Is The Terminal List Suitable for Kids?
The Terminal List is rated TV-MA, which means it is meant for viewing by mature audiences only. The content material is not suitable for children under 17.
