Chris Pratt’s New Action Thriller Debuts To Stellar Audience Rotten Tomatoes Score

The Terminal List shoots its way to a high audience score.

Chris Pratt’s list of movies and TV shows is filled with major projects. On the big screen, the actor has given life to Star Lord in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Owen Grady in the Jurassic World franchise. On the small screen, Pratt has starred in the comedy fan-favorite Parks and Recreation, and more. Among Pratt’s hit TV shows is one of Prime Video’s biggest series, the action thriller The Terminal List, which has spawned its own shared universe on the streaming service. After a long wait, The Terminal List season 2 is now streaming on Prime Video, and subscribers are enjoying it.

On Rotten Tomatoes, The Terminal List season 2 holds a stellar 89% audience score. While Pratt’s action thriller series’ new season has come in slightly below season 1’s near-perfect 94% audience score, The Terminal List‘s new episodes still stand as clear hits with Prime Video subscribers. That said, the show does follow an unfortunate season 1 trend, as both seasons of Prime Video’s The Terminal List boast positive audience scores and negative critics’ scores. When it comes to the latter, season 1 is at just 42%, while season 2 climbed a little higher, currently at a 57% critics’ score based on seven reviews.

According to Rotten Tomatoes data, both seasons of The Terminal List combine to hold the highest audience score for any TV show featuring Pratt so far. The action thriller series stands at a combined 92% audience score, beating runner-up Parks and Recreation, at 89%. The Terminal List season 1 was released on Prime Video on July 1, 2022, dropping all of its episodes at once. After a long four-year gap, the hit action series returned on October 21 with another eight episodes, with season 2 being released at once. That said, in between those two seasons, Pratt returned as James Reece.

The actor’s return as the US Navy SEAL after The Terminal List season 1 happened on the show’s first Prime Video spin-off series, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, a prequel focused on Taylor Kitsch’s Ben Edwards, which had a two-episode premiere on Prime Video on August 27, 2025, and then released the rest of its seven episodes weekly. Pratt was a guest star in the action thriller series, which stands at a lower audience score on Rotten Tomatoes than both seasons of the main show in the franchise. At the time of writing, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf has an 81% audience score.

As such, The Terminal List season 2’s audience score continues a positive streak for the Prime Video shared universe, and it connects to how well the Pratt-led series is doing on the streamer. Right now, The Terminal List is the most popular TV show on Prime Video around the world, according to data from FlixPatrol. Following season 2’s release, the action thriller also occupies the streamer’s top spot in the United States. While it could still fluctuate, The Terminal List season 2’s audience score on Rotten Tomatoes will likely remain quite high.

Release Date

June 30, 2022

Network

Prime Video

Showrunner

David DiGilio

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  Jeanne Tripplehorn

  Secretary Hartley

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