Leftists couldnāt wait to slander Chris Prattās Amazon series āThe Terminal Listā when it first debuted in July, no doubt because the Hollywood megastar happens to be an outspoken Christian.
The left-wingers over at The Daily Beast attempted to castigate the show by dubbing it an āunhinged right-wing revenge fantasy.ā
Now, youāre probably thinking āan unhinged right-wing revenge fantasyā? That sounds amazing!
Apparently, audiences felt that way. In fact, the show resonated well enough with Amazon viewers to earn itself a second season.
Deadline announced as much via a Wednesday report.
Though Amazon refused to comment on the story, Jack Carr, author of the book on which the show is based, all but confirmed the news by tweeting out the story.
According to Deadline, Pratt and Carr had already teased the showās return after the first seasonās debut.
āTo the rabid fans of āThe Terminal Listā out there, you have nothing to worry about,ā Pratt said on Carrās podcast in September.
āWe love you and appreciate your support. Itās our lifeās mission to make sure you can come back to the well. We are working away.ā
Itās really no surprise the show will be coming back; its first season was an incredible success.
In August, Pratt playfully mocked the showās critics after news broke that āThe Terminal Listā had garnered an impressive 1.6 billion minutes watched. It also has an audience score of 94 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.
The good news for Pratt (and bad news for his leftist enemies) doesnāt stop at the announcement of the showās second season, however.
According to Deadline, Amazon is also developing a prequel featuring a character played by Prattās āThe Terminal Listā co-star, Taylor Kitsch.
It was Prattās idea to launch the prequel series.
The leftists over at The Daily Beast tried their best to ācancelā the show and its conservative star. Instead of abandoning the show, Amazon is literally building an entire franchise off of it.
We are all watching the left lose its power to cancel things in real-time.
Itās truly a beautiful thing to see.
This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.
