Gabriel Luna Joins Cast of Prime Video’s ‘The Terminal List’ Season 2, Set to Premiere Oct. 21

Prime Video’s military thriller The Terminal List is returning with a second season on Oct. 21, and the first-look material released for Season 2 centers on the program’s new push toward what the series’ marketing frames as “violent redemption,” starring Chris Pratt. The new images also introduce Gabriel Luna as a newcomer joining the cast, expanding the show’s roster as its commander-turned-leader narrative heads into a fresh conflict.

The Hollywood Reporter reported that Season 2’s first-look images depict Pratt’s character as the Navy SEAL commander confronting conspiratorial forces that seek to upend the world order. The release does not spell out the forces’ identity or specific plot mechanics in the initial write-up, but it frames the new season as a larger-scale battle against coordinated attempts to destabilize established systems.

According to the same report, Luna will appear in Season 2 as part of the new lineup taking shape for the continuation of the series. The casting note positions Luna’s role as a key part of the show’s next phase, arriving alongside the show’s existing premise built around military experience, command responsibility, and the consequences of conflict.

The series is positioned as a continuation rather than a standalone installment, with Season 2 built to take Pratt’s character from the first season’s aftermath into a new confrontation involving conspiracies and attempted systemic disruption. In the first-look framing, the commander is described as battling forces working through an organized agenda rather than isolated threats.

The Oct. 21 premiere date places the follow-up season in a late-year release window, aligning with Prime Video’s typical fall and early-winter programming schedules. The announcement also indicates that the platform expects the series to sustain audience attention through a new arc rather than closing out Pratt’s storyline in a final installment.

The Terminal List is produced for streaming under Prime Video, a venue that typically emphasizes releases by season rather than weekly television timing. With first-look images and an announced premiere date, the series is entering its next pre-release cycle for viewers and critics, including further casting and character information that is expected to accompany later promotional materials.

For viewers, the main confirmed updates are the return date, the introduction of Luna as a new cast addition, and the promotional emphasis on a commander confronting conspiracies aimed at reshaping the broader “world order.” Additional details about episode count, individual episode plots, and character relationships were not included in the initial reporting.

Prime Video and the series’ production team have not, in the available reporting, offered further specifics about how Luna’s character fits into the commander’s confrontation beyond the broader description of conspiratorial forces and the show’s redemption framing. More complete character and storyline details are expected as the Oct. 21 premiere approaches.