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(Even though my complaint would be it is watered down for viewers). Also, the plot may be too technical for the coverup story here. Sure, a big reveal at the end of the season is evident for any critic worth their salt but will pay off for general audiences. Pratt makes sure themes of trauma, posttraumatic stress disorder, and the pressure it places on family and mental health, are handled with empathy and care. The star, on the record, has been very supportive of military service men and women. The standout episodes for Pratt, including “Transcience” and “Reclamation”, I’ll repeat, is the best performance of his career. Yet, Pratt carries The Terminal List with a surprising amount of depth and touching resonance on top of the high-octane action scenes. The show can be overwrought with action at times, and the last episode puts Pratt’s Reece in a particular cold light with aspirations for additional seasons (there are five books in the series). The most effective subplot is when Reece combines nightmares with a memory addressing the death of a starling with his wife and daughter. Still, they use it in a way that adds to the mystery and a touching, unexpected human element. The unreliable narrator also has an added element, which can be overplayed as of late. Having watched the entire series, you are watching a well-plotted revenge thriller. In the adaptation, written by showrunner David DiGilio ( Traveler ) and executive produced by Pratt and Antoine Fuqua ( Training Day ), the team made a point to tone down the political thriller aspect of the book and ramp up the action to a substantial degree. The Terminal List is based on Jack Carr’s New York Times best-selling political thriller.

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As Lauren tries to convince her husband to have a medical professional check him, a war correspondent/reporter, Katie Buranek (Constance Wu), approaches him looking for a story. Reece is distant, ruminating over the ambush, and not engaging, even with his nine-year-old daughter, Lucy (Arlo Mertz). Lauren sees the anger, fatigue, fear, paranoia, issues sleeping, and changes in his personality. She knows the history of veterans with PTSD. His boss, Admiral Pillar (Nick Chinlund), thinks he is out of control, and his wife, Lauren (Riley Keough), is concerned. What exactly happened? On the ride home from the base, he tells his buddy Ben (Taylor Kitsch), a CIA agent who doesn’t like to work, that it was a setup. The audio caught one of his SEAL team members, Donny Mitchell (Patrick Schwarzenegger), panicking and setting off the bomb. Or was it the trooper? The story shifts when Reece runs through a debrief and takes in the damage report. A bomb goes off, and Reece is knocked out cold. He ignores the Commander’s pleas to watch the trip wire. When Reece and Boozer (Jared Shaw) find an escape, a support trooper panics and flees. Most exits are blocked by armed insurgents, and the knee-high water is a spiderweb of trip wires. The Navy SEAL team walks into a trap when covertly moving through the underground sewer. They are following a piece of credible information from the intelligence community. Commander James Reece (Chris Pratt) as he leads his elite unit to capture a chemical weapons terrorist, Kahani. Reece ( Chris Pratt) uses a 416 fitted with a BCM stock and pistol grip, Vortex AMG UH-1 holographic sight, Rugged Suppressors Micro 30, Streamlight Pro-Tac weapon light, and Accufire Incendis thermal scope during the final battle in 'Reclamation' (S1E08).The Terminal List follows Lt. The carbines are seen fitted with 10.4-inch barrels, Magpul PMags, BCM stocks, Vortex AMG UH-1 holographic sights, Geissele handguards, and Surefire SOCOM-RC2 556 suppressors. The Heckler & Koch HK416D carbine is carried by the Navy SEALs.

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