How to watch The Terminal List: Dark Wolf in New Zealand
The Terminal List’s surprise villain gets an origin story.
Based on the 2018 novel of the same name by Jack Carr, Amazon’s The Terminal List is a solid action thriller. Chris Pratt stars as a former US Navy Seal on a roaring rampage of revenge after his team is massacred, and his family murdered, when he started digging into the circumstances. It did end pretty definitively, though, which is probably why we’re getting a prequel rather than a sequel in the form of the new series The Terminal List: Dark Wolf.
How to watch The Terminal List: Dark Wolf in New Zealand
The Terminal List: Dark Wolf is streaming in New Zealand exclusively on Amazon Prime Video from August 27, 2025, with a triple episode premiere. The remaining four episodes are dropping weekly.
What is The Terminal List: Dark Wolf about?
Set a few years before the original series, The Terminal List: Dark Wolf tells the origin story of story of SEAL-turned-CIA-operative Ben Edwards, best mate of Chris Pratt’s James Reece and, as the shocking finale of The Terminal List showed, part of the sinister conspiracy that put Reece through hell. That revelation ended about as well as you can expect, but this new series promises to tell us exactly why he made his choices.
The cast of The Terminal List: Dark Wolf
Taylor Kitsch returns as Chief Special Warfare Operator Ben Edwards, a CIA Ground Branch operative; Chris Pratt reprises his role as Lieutenant commander James Reece, a US Navy SEAL; Tom Hopper is Lieutenant Raife Hastings; Jared Shaw is Ernest “Boozer” Vickers; Luke Hemsworth is CIA contractor Jules Landry; Dar Salim is Iraqi Special Operations Forces officer Mohammed Farooq; Robert Wisdom is CIA spymaster Jed Haverford; and Rona-Lee Shimon and Shiraz Tzarfati are Mossad agents Eliza Perash and Tal Varon.
The Terminal List: Dark Wolf trailer
Why we’re excited about The Terminal List: Dark Wolf
While it was a bit generic—and we’ve had a lot of espionage-themed action series lately—The Terminal List was a massive hit, and certainly ticked all the appropriate boxes. With the greenlit second series yet to materialise, we’re happy to have this lot to fill the gap.
