The Terminal List Season 2 (Thai title: ดับมือสังหาร) is back on Prime Video with Thai dubbing, with all 8 episodes available since October 21, 2026. The action thriller is based on Jack Carr's James Reece novels and stars Chris Pratt as a former Navy SEAL who is no longer hunting revenge for himself, but is pulled into a conspiracy that spans continents.
This season adapts the second novel, True Believer. The story takes Reece out of the shadow of his past and across the Indian Ocean, Africa, the Middle East and Europe, following a network that runs from Moscow to CIA headquarters in Langley and even ties into his own family history, with old allies and new enemies along the way. If you enjoyed the first season and the spin-off The Terminal List: Dark Wolf, this season keeps the same realism in its gear and tactics.
Watch on
Prime Video (Thai dub)
Streaming from
October 21, 2026
Episodes
8, released together
Based on
True Believer · Jack Carr
Who is Jack Carr?
Jack Carr is the pen name of George Petersen, the author of the James Reece novels that the series is based on. Born in Minnesota in 1975, he joined the US Navy in 1996 and served 20 years as a Navy SEAL, retiring in 2016. He started as an enlisted SEAL sniper, then became an officer and rose to the rank of Commander, leading assault and sniper teams in Iraq and Afghanistan and later commanding a Special Operations Task Unit in southern Iraq. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal with two Valor devices.
After leaving the Navy he wrote The Terminal List, published in March 2018 as the first James Reece novel, followed by True Believer. He is also an executive producer of the Amazon series and hosts the Danger Close podcast. His own years in the field are a big part of why the gear and tactics in the story feel so close to the real thing.
GATORZ in The Terminal List Season 2
The realism of this series is not only in the weapons or the tactics, but also in the gear the characters use. Throughout the show you will see several GATORZ models, worn on the face and clipped to caps. If you finished the series in Thailand and wondered "what glasses is he wearing?", this article covers all 5 models spotted in the series, with links to the ones still sold in Thailand. And if you have never come across the brand before, a short GATORZ brand history is at the end of the article.
1. GATORZ Magnum Milspec (Smoke lens)
The Magnum is the original GATORZ shape: a wrap-around frame that hugs the face and covers the eyes widely. The temples and nose pads can be bent to fit each wearer, so it stays secure even during fast movement.
The pair seen in the series has Smoke lenses from the Milspec Ballistic line. The complete eyewear is tested to MIL-PRF-32432A (Clause 3.8.4.1) with the T37 Fragment Simulating Projectile, making it fragment-protective eyewear for work involving debris, dust and impact.
2. GATORZ Specter Non-Polarized
The character standing in the background of this scene wears the Specter, a wrap shape with a flatter front and straighter temples than the Magnum. It gives a clean, modern look and is easy to wear with a cap or headset because the flat temples do not irritate the ears.
The pair seen here has Smoke lenses, Non-Polarized, suited to general use both on the job and in daily life.
3. GATORZ Marauder Milspec (Smoke lens)
The Marauder blends lifestyle styling with performance. Its temples are slimmer than on other GATORZ models, and the wrap shape still protects the eyes well without blocking the side view. In this scene the character keeps the glasses clipped to his cap while looking through a scope.
The pair seen here has Smoke lenses from the Milspec Ballistic line, tested to MIL-PRF-32432A (Clause 3.8.4.1) with the T37 fragment simulating projectile, just like the Magnum.
4. GATORZ Skyhook Smoked Polarized
The Skyhook is a large, sporty model that covers a wide area around the eyes. In this scene the glasses are clipped to a black baseball cap.
This model has been discontinued. GATORZ no longer makes the Skyhook, and GATORZ Thailand does not sell it.
GATORZ Skyhook Smoked Polarized
Smoke Polarized lens · Discontinued
5. GATORZ Delta Milspec (Smoke lens)
The Delta is GATORZ's all-round model, a toned-down alternative to the Magnum that works both on the job and every day. In the helicopter scene the character wears the Delta together with a headset, which fits comfortably because the temples are flat.
The pair seen here has Smoke lenses from the Milspec Ballistic line. The complete eyewear is tested to MIL-PRF-32432A (Clause 3.8.4.1) with the T37 fragment simulating projectile.
About GATORZ: a short brand history
GATORZ is an American eyewear brand, first sold in 1989 and still made in the USA.
GATORZ is part of the Navy SEAL Foundation and a brand developed together with users in US special operations, which is why it is popular among special operations units in the United States and around the world.
What sets it apart is an aluminum frame that can truly be bent to fit each wearer's face, plus adjustable nose pads, so the glasses stay put even during fast movement. Every model has flat temples, so it is comfortable with caps and headsets, as you can see in many scenes of the series.
The Milspec Ballistic models (the Magnum, Marauder and Delta seen in the series) are tested as complete eyewear with the T37 fragment simulating projectile to MIL-PRF-32432A, making them fragment-protective eyewear that works in the field, on the range, in the workshop and outdoors.
Wear what you saw in the series
The Magnum, Specter, Marauder and Delta are available from GATORZ Thailand, the official distributor.
Browse all GATORZ modelsThe Terminal List is a trademark of its rights holder. Series images belong to their rights holder. Release details are based on Prime Video Thailand.
