Yeah, that end to episode 6 was...rough.

I haven't watched this yet because Season one seemed so far off from the book that I lost interest. Book 2 was my favorite (especially the Africa portion). It sounds like this one follows along more closely to the books so I will give it a go.

If they make a series of Cry Havoc, I am all in on that one.

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Looking forward to season 2. Just finished Terminal List: Dark Wolf. I thought it was very good.

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Watching American Primeval and Terminal List Dark Wolf back to back gave me a newfound appreciation for Taylor Kitsch. Nails both rolls.

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I liked American Primeval as well.

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Big fan of this guy as well. He is excellent in this and The Covenant.

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Landry was one tough cookie to break until Mo put him on that stool. He went straight to despair after that.

One thing I have learned is wrap around shades and beard equal operator. I'll be able to spot them every time now IRL and act accordingly. Thanks Terminal List!

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One thing I have learned is wrap around shades and beard equal operator. I'll be able to spot them every time now IRL and act accordingly. Thanks Terminal List!

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Hey, don't forgot all of those 110 lb girl bosses - they really punch above their weight class! First thing you know they're trying to get you in bed, then they have a knife to your....well, hopefully you'll figure it out in time!

Wait until they make Book 3 of the Terminal List series - Savage Son.

This was nothing!

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One thing I have learned is wrap around shades and beard equal operator. I'll be able to spot them every time now IRL and act accordingly. Thanks Terminal List!

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Yep, on any given Saturday, HEB always has 2 or 3 of them on staff walking the store, keeping us safe, acting like they are shopping like us random civi's. They even walk to their pickup trucks and unload groceries and drive off afterwards, presumably to rotate to a diff HEB. But I see through it all. Beard, wrap shades, grunt style t-shirt. Can't fool me.

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One thing I have learned is wrap around shades and beard equal operator. I'll be able to spot them every time now IRL and act accordingly. Thanks Terminal List!

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Yep, on any given Saturday, HEB always has 2 or 3 of them on staff walking the store, keeping us safe, acting like they are shopping like us random civi's. They even walk to their pickup trucks and unload groceries and drive off afterwards, presumably to rotate to a diff HEB. But I see through it all. Beard, wrap shades, grunt style t-shirt. Can't fool me.

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I feel attacked

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Started the binge last night. Loving it so far. Wild to see the older actor that plays Hastings is still in the game. I remember him from the Brendan Frazier Mummy movies.

They've changed a few things from the book, but that is to be expected. Especially the opening attack in London

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That's Hastings' dad. His son will show up later. I saw the first episode and was shocked by the twist. Didn't see that coming, but I haven't read the books.

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I missed something, Arnold Vosloo plays Rich Hastings, who is Raife's uncle in the books. Jonathan Hastings has a giant ranching and real estate empire in Montana in the books and is Raife's father.

They have changed a lot from the books in S1 and S2, but the story flows and does it well. I think that speaks to having Jack Carr as an Exec Producer and contributing to the writing and story arc.

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That was my bad. You're right that the guy in Africa is Raife's uncle. I haven't read the books, so I wasn't sure at first.

I finally finished all the episodes. I thought 5, 6, and 7 were the best ones, but then a snooze fest in the last episode.

I think I liked Season 1 better. Let's hope we don't have to wait too long for Season 3.