On Our Streaming Radar this week, another wave of returning seasons continues our small-screen sagas. So let’s jump right into it.
The Terminal List — Season Two | Prime Video
The Terminal List follows former Navy SEAL James Reece as he tries to find a new purpose after completing his revenge mission, only to uncover an international conspiracy that leads back to his own family. Chris Pratt returns alongside Constance Wu, Gabriel Luna, and Luke Hemsworth.
Pratt continues his action onslaught. Who knew that the lovable goofball from Parks and Recreation would turn into not only a Marvel superhero but a reliable action hero? Somewhere along the way, Andy Dwyer became a guy you could build an entire revenge thriller around.
The Terminal List found a huge fan base in its first season, and now viewers can jump into the next chapter with all eight episodes of season two streaming on Prime Video.
Where’s Wanda? — Season Two | Apple TV
Next up, Where’s Wanda? is back for its second season. The German family mystery initially followed parents searching for their missing daughter. Now that Wanda has been found and life seems to be settling down, she’s discovered standing over a dead body. Naturally, her parents plunge into the criminal underworld to prove her innocence, even if they’re hardly equipped to investigate an apparent homicide.
This show was one of my biggest surprises last season. I was enthralled by the first season and the journey it took us on. When Season 2 was announced, I was all in. I couldn’t wait to see where this family’s story would go next.
The first episode of Where’s Wanda? season two is now available on Apple TV, with new episodes arriving Wednesdays through December 9.
Nobody Wants This — Season Three | Netflix
Finally, Nobody Wants This is back for Season 3, so apparently a lot of people want it.
Kristen Bell and Adam Brody return as podcaster Joanne and Rabbi Noah, who take their relationship to the next level by moving in together. Along the way, they navigate their families, their friends, and their pretty stark differences.
The romantic comedy has become a reliable hit for Netflix, with an enthusiastic online following and now a third season to keep the conversation going. If you were a Veronica Mars and The O.C. fan back in the day, there’s also something fun about watching Veronica Mars and Seth Cohen hang out. At least that’s how my brain works.
Nobody Wants This Season 3is now available on Netflix.
