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Reacher
Genre
Based onJack Reacher novel series
by Lee Child
Developed byNick Santora
Starring
ComposerTony Morales
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes14
Production
Executive producers
CinematographyBernard Couture
Michael McMurray
Ronald Plante
Camera setupSingle-camera
Running time43–56 minutes
Production companies
Original release
NetworkAmazon Prime Video
ReleaseFebruary 4, 2022 (2022-02-04) –
present (present)

Reacher is an American action crime streaming television series developed by Nick Santora for Amazon Prime Video. Based on the Jack Reacher book series by Lee Child, it stars Alan Ritchson as the title character, a self-proclaimed hobo and former U.S. Army military policeman with formidable strength, intellect, and abilities. Reacher always crosses paths with dangerous criminals and is forced to do battle throughout his travels.

The first season of Reacher was based on Killing Floor, Child's 1997 debut novel, and was released on February 4, 2022. The second season, based on Bad Luck and Trouble (2007), began on December 15, 2023, and is set to conclude on January 19, 2024. The series was renewed for a third season.

Premise

Jack Reacher is a former U.S. Army Military Police Major with extensive investigative and combat experience who now lives as a drifter, traveling from town to town across the United States.

In Season 1, while visiting the (fictional) rural town of Margrave, Georgia, he is arrested for murder. After he is freed, he teams up with two honest police officers, Oscar Finlay and Roscoe Conklin, to investigate a local conspiracy involving corrupt lawmen, politicians, and a wealthy business tycoon and his son.

In Season 2, Reacher is contacted by a former member of his defunct MP unit from New York City when one of their own is murdered under mysterious circumstances. He reassembles his old team to find the murderers and avenge their friend.

Cast and characters

Main

  • Alan Ritchson as Jack Reacher
  • Malcolm Goodwin as Oscar Finlay (season 1; guest season 2), Margrave PD Police Captain and Chief Detective
  • Willa Fitzgerald as Roscoe Conklin (season 1), Margrave PD Sergeant
  • Chris Webster as KJ Kliner (season 1), the entitled son of Kliner Sr. who is assisting his father's criminal operation
  • Bruce McGill as Mayor Grover Teale (season 1), a crooked politician in league with the Kliner family
  • Maria Sten as Frances Neagley, an ex-Army Master Sergeant and corporate security professional who served with Reacher
  • Serinda Swan as Karla Dixon (season 2), a member of Reacher's old MP unit who works as a forensic accountant in corporate risk management
  • Shaun Sipos as David O'Donnell (season 2), Reacher's former Army colleague who is now a lawyer with a family
  • Ferdinand Kingsley as A.M. (season 2), a seasoned mercenary traveling under multiple assumed identities
  • Robert Patrick as Shane Langston (season 2), a former NYPD detective who is now head of security for a private defense contractor

Recurring

  • Willie C. Carpenter as Mosley (season 1), an elderly barber and longtime resident of Margrave[1]
  • Harvey Guillén as Jasper (season 1), Margrave's medical examiner[1]
  • Maxwell Jenkins as young Jack Reacher (season 1)
  • Gavin White and Christopher Russell as Joe Reacher (season 1), a Secret Service agent and Reacher's older brother. White plays young Joe and Russell portrays the character as an adult.[2]
  • Leslie Fray as Josephine Reacher (season 1), Reacher's mother
  • Matthew Marsden as Stan Reacher (season 1), Reacher's father
  • Hugh Thompson as Baker (season 1), a corrupt Margrave officer on Kliner's payroll[3]
  • Jonathan Koensgen as Stevenson (season 1), a Margrave officer and Paul Hubble's cousin
  • AJ Simmons as Dawson (season 1), Kliner's nephew who works as a hitman and enforcer for his uncle's crime operation
  • Marc Bendavid as Paul Hubble (season 1), a banker strong-armed into assisting the Kliner counterfeiting ring[1]
  • Patrick Garrow as Taylor Spivey (season 1), a corrupt corrections officer paid off by Kliner to kill Hubble.
  • Kristin Kreuk as Charlene "Charlie" Hubble (season 1), Paul's wife[1]
  • Currie Graham as Kliner Sr. (season 1), the owner of Kliner Industries who is secretly fronting an illegal counterfeiting operation for South American cartel outfits.[1]
  • Martin Roach as Picard (season 1), an FBI agent and old friend of Finlay's who is later revealed to be working with the Kliner crime operation.[2]
  • Domenick Lombardozzi as Gaitano 'Guy' Russo (season 2), a NYPD officer who tries to spy on Reacher
  • Andres Collantes as Jorge Sanchez (season 2)
  • Edsson Morales as Manuel Orozco (season 2)
  • Luke Bilyk as Calvin Franz (season 2)
  • Shannon Kook as Tony Swan (season 2)
  • Dean McKenzie as Stanley Lowrey (season 2)

Guest

  • Lara Jean Chorostecki as Molly Beth Gordon, a Secret Service agent who was involved with Joe Reacher[4]
  • Lochlyn Munro as David Wright, a Chief of Security of the Neptune Casino in Atlantic City where he is acquainted with Reacher

Episodes

Series overview

SeasonEpisodesOriginally released
First releasedLast released
18February 4, 2022 (2022-02-04)
28December 15, 2023 (2023-12-15)January 19, 2024 (2024-01-19)

Season 1 (2022)

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal release date
11"Welcome to Margrave"Thomas VincentNick SantoraFebruary 4, 2022 (2022-02-04)
At midnight, a man later identified as Joe Reacher is shot dead just outside Margrave, Georgia. The following morning, Jack Reacher arrives on a Greyhound bus and walks into town, where he is arrested at a diner for the murder. He is sent to be held in the local jail with Paul Hubble, a banker who falsely confessed to the murder. Spivey, a crooked guard, puts them in with the general population, where Reacher brutally foils an attempt on their lives. Hubble explains he confessed to cover for a criminal organization that would have otherwise killed him and his family. After being released, Reacher is verbally threatened in town by the son of local businessman Kliner. When he later returns to the police station, he is informed about a second killing. At the morgue, a discussion about both the recent murder and another one earlier in the week leads him to identify the first victim as his older brother, Joe.
22"First Dance"Sam HillScott SullivanFebruary 4, 2022 (2022-02-04)
Reacher teams up with Finlay, the local police captain, and a cop named Roscoe to investigate his brother's murder and the recent disappearance of Hubble following his release from custody. Finlay's boss, Ed Morrison, and his wife are gruesomely murdered at their home. Reacher deduces that he was killed for not taking care of Hubble. The mayor, Grover Teale, himself dirty, takes over as police chief and orders Finlay to conduct a sham investigation into Morrison's death. Finlay's friend, FBI agent Picard, agrees to take Hubble's wife and children into unofficial protective custody. Reacher sets a meeting with Spivey but gets ambushed by two South American ex-soldiers, allowing Spivey to escape. Roscoe then takes him to a bar, where they dance. While driving home, they learn that the road is washed out and are forced to spend the night sleeping in the same motel room, where Reacher opens up about his past.
33"Spoonful"Stephen SurjikAadrita MukerjiFebruary 4, 2022 (2022-02-04)
Roscoe returns home to find evidence of a break-in. At Reacher's urging, she gives him a gun. The group contacts Joe's colleague, Molly Beth, at the Secret Service, learning that Joe was in Margrave on a confidential assignment to investigate reports of large-scale counterfeiting. Reacher intimidates one of Kliner's lawyers for information on Jobling while Finlay checks Spivey's house for clues – and gets beaten by police after they mistake him for a burglar. The two men then visit Kliner in person. Kliner claims he knows nothing and makes threats to drop the investigation. Reacher convinces Roscoe and Finlay to move out of their homes temporarily. While buying supplies, Roscoe is approached by Kliner's son KJ, who warns her that Reacher is a murderer. Reacher himself is again ambushed by the ex-soldiers, but this time manages to kill them. He then finds Spivey's corpse in their car trunk.
44"In a Tree"Christine MooreCait DuffyFebruary 4, 2022 (2022-02-04)
After meeting with Finlay, Reacher takes Roscoe to help him dispose of the bodies. He also reveals the truth behind KJ's warning: while serving in Iraq, Reacher killed three civilian men who were sexually assaulting a group of young boys. After the evidence is dumped at an Atlanta airport, Reacher pays for a hotel room, where he unloads his 9-inch cannon when Roscoe surprises him in the shower. The next day, they visit the home of a former Kliner employee and find empty air conditioner boxes that Reacher suspects were used to move the counterfeit cash. Picard gives them a lead on the motel Joe stayed at before he was killed; Reacher finds a hidden note before he and Roscoe are jumped by more mercenaries. Roscoe saves Reacher's life, and Reacher admits that he put himself in danger to protect her. Molly Beth arrives in Atlanta with Joe's files on the case, but someone kills her and steals the files seconds before Reacher finds her.
55"No Apologies"Norberto BarbaScott SullivanFebruary 4, 2022 (2022-02-04)
Feeling guilty for Molly Beth's murder, Reacher takes out his frustration by attacking KJ after he vandalizes Roscoe's truck. Kliner declines to press charges. Roscoe learns that Teale has fired her for "subpar" police work. Desperate for new leads, Reacher finds a key and trunk left by Roscoe's deceased former boss Gray, containing research that confirms Reacher's suspicions that Margrave is the heart of Kliner's counterfeiting operation, but with no useable evidence. Traveling to Memphis, Reacher meets with his old comrade, private investigator Frances Neagley, to find a hitman who may have been Joe's murderer. After Roscoe punches Teale upon learning that he murdered Gray, Finlay gets her out of town by having her replace Picard as the Hubble family's bodyguard. Reacher and Neagley survive an attempt on their lives by a desperate Memphis cop whose family was threatened. Finlay breaks into Kliner's office only to find that Kliner has just been killed.
66"Papier"Omar MadhaAadrita MukerjiFebruary 4, 2022 (2022-02-04)
Finlay and Reacher follow one of Kliner's trucks. Finlay tells Reacher the real reason he came to Margrave was not due to divorce, but because his wife Sharon died after a long illness. After finding the truck empty, Reacher goes to New York City to meet with one of Joe's contacts, Professor Kate Castillo, having found that another contact had been murdered under the guise of being mugged. He determines that Kliner had been shipping counterfeit money to a client in Venezuela, using "super bills" made from the specialized paper used in printing dollars. Assassins find Roscoe and Hubble's family, but Roscoe dispatches both men in the woods. While waiting for Picard, Hubble's wife Charlie shares the details of their involvement with Kliner, explaining that Paul was tricked into laundering money and was then forced to watch a man be crucified to ensure his loyalty. Reacher arranges for Castillo to get police protection and uses his necktie to strangle an assassin sent to kill her.
77"Reacher Said Nothing"Lin OedingScott SullivanFebruary 4, 2022 (2022-02-04)
Officer Stevenson and his pregnant wife are murdered by a hit squad seeking information about the Hubble family. Teale fires Finlay on a pretext the next morning. Reacher pretends to confide in the last Margrave officer, Baker (who Reacher believes is corrupt), sharing a fake plan to search Hubble's house. Finlay goes in person to inform Stevenson's parents of his death. The hit squad goes to Hubble's house, planning to kill Reacher, but he traps and kills them all, including Kliner's nephew Dawson. Based on the information he's gathered, he realizes Kliner was bleaching $1 bills to get the paper needed to print his money. Reacher checks in with Roscoe, who shares his discovery with Picard. Reacher helps Finlay evade mercenaries who track him to his motel due to his visit to the Stevensons'. Reacher and Finlay return to Jobling's house, which has been burned to the ground. They search Jobling's parents' house and find boxes of counterfeit bills. They arrange a meet with Picard, but when they arrive, Picard is waiting with KJ and Teale.
88"Pie"MJ BassettNick SantoraFebruary 4, 2022 (2022-02-04)
Revealing himself to be the one behind all the murders, KJ shows Reacher a live stream of a captive Roscoe and sends him and Picard to find Hubble. Reacher tricks Picard into stopping to fix a tire and shoots him; Picard is able to escape. Reacher immediately finds Hubble, who reveals he was working with Joe and Jobling (who feared that he would be murdered for stealing counterfeit bills) to stop Kliner's operation. Finlay is tortured by Baker at the precinct; Reacher rams the station with a truck and kills him. Neagley arrives, and Reacher gathers weapons before torching Kliner's factory with gasoline. Finley crushes Picard to death in a hydraulic press, while Roscoe subdues and handcuffs Teale before shooting him when he goes for her gun. As the warehouse goes up in flames, Reacher douses KJ with flammable chemicals and kicks him into the fire, leaving him for dead. A flashback reveals how Reacher's mother died in Paris after a long illness and gives him his French grandfather's Croix de Guerre. Roscoe gives Reacher her number and says to call whenever he wants. She tells him that she wants to rebuild Margrave; Reacher suggests she consider running for Mayor. Finlay decides to move back to Boston. After burying the medal where Joe died, Reacher quietly walks out of Margrave and sticks out his thumb for a ride, continuing his journeys.

Season 2 (2023)

No.
overall		No. in
season		Title [5]Directed byWritten by [6]Original release date [7]
91"ATM"Sam HillNick SantoraDecember 15, 2023 (2023-12-15)
Somewhere in the Catskill Mountains, a man is shown being thrown out of a helicopter. The next day, Jack Reacher takes out a carjacker at an ATM before noticing that his own ATM receipt has a code embedded in the amounts. Because of the code, Reacher contacts his former teammate Neagley, who confirms that she planted it there to get Reacher's attention. It seems the man dropped from the helicopter was Calvin Franz, another member of Reacher's hand-picked Special Investigations Unit in the Army. The two begin investigating the murder, which leads them to a list of numbers, as well as to believe that other former team members are being hunted down as well. Reacher determines to find the pursuers and kill them.
102"What Happens in Atlantic City"Sam HillScott SullivanDecember 15, 2023 (2023-12-15)
During their investigation, Reacher assaults a man following them around, only to find out that the guy he just beat unconscious is NYPD detective Guy Russo. Reacher and Neagley, now with former teammate David O'Donnell joining them, visit Atlantic City, where two more teammates (Sanchez and Orozco) work as security guards for a casino. Along the way they meet Karla Dixon, another member of the team and potential love interest for Reacher. They find a helpful ally in David Wright, the casino's Chief of Security. He comps the team a suite to stay in and helps them search for Sanchez and Orozco. Unfortunately, his police contacts confirm that both men were murdered and dumped in same region of mountains as Franz. He is also able to confirm that none of the casinos are missing money, so the numbers on the list must mean something else. A later assassination attempt points them back towards New York, to a company called New Age Technologies.
113"Picture Says a Thousand Words"Omar MadhaPenny CoxDecember 15, 2023 (2023-12-15)
Flashbacks show Langston torturing Franz for information. Before being thrown from the helicopter, Franz warns Langston that the "big guy" is coming for him. In the present, Reacher acquires guns for the team, before he and O'Donnell are arrested by Russo. Russo reveals that his investigations have identified a suspect into the murders, Azari Mahmoud, the owner of the "AM" aliases. Meanwhile, Neagley and Dixon visit the offices of New Age Technologies, where Director of Operations Marlo Burns identifies the man who had been sent to kill them as Trevor Seropian and gives them his address. While in Denver, "AM" realizes that his aliases have been blown and tells Langston that his planned arrival in New York will be delayed; meanwhile, Dixon deduces that the list of figures discovered on the Franz USB represents days and months. Reacher, Neagley, Dixon, and O'Donnell pay a visit to Seropian's house, correctly anticipating an ambush, and kill a large number of mercenaries working for New Age. With New Age's involvement now confirmed, the team members conduct a raid on the company's HQ, finding evidence that Swan had been an employee there.
124"A Night at the Symphony"Omar MadhaCait DuffyDecember 22, 2023 (2023-12-22)
As the team members investigate their discoveries from New Age, they disagree on Swan's motives after he was revealed to be working in the company's security department. The team members find out that New Age has a government defense contract called Little Wing, thanks to notes from a senator named Lavoy. Meanwhile, back in Denver, AM kills a plastic surgeon in an attempt to steal his identity before flying to New York. The team members track the senator's legislative aide to Boston, where Dixon helps Oscar Finlay arrest the aide to coerce information out of him. The aide reveals to Reacher and O'Donnell that Little Wing is a missile program, conducted in New Age facilities in Denver and New York, to create missiles that will always hit their targets. Reacher realizes that people from New Age are planning to sell 650 missiles to AM to enable terrorist attacks. Later that night, the team members are ambushed by a biker gang, but manage to subdue them. Reacher then phones Langston, who attempts to bribe him into going away, but Reacher refuses and proclaims that he wants to throw him out of a helicopter.
135"Burial"Carol BankerScott SullivanDecember 29, 2023 (2023-12-29)
Neagley and Dixon pay a visit to New Age's facility in Denver attempting to see the missiles, only to find that they have already been taken away in a truck. One of AM's henchmen stages the breakdown of another truck on the first truck's route and kills its driver. He opens the truck's trailer, revealing three other henchmen and the missiles. Neagley and Dixon who have been chasing the first truck come upon the scene, just after the henchmen have switched the trailers. The henchmen try to kill Neagley and Dixon. The first henchman drives off with the missiles before Neagley and Dixon kill the other three. In the paperwork Neagley and Dixon received from the manager of New Age's Denver facility they learn that Swan had allowed the missiles to leave New Age. Meanwhile, Reacher and O'Donnell visit Washington D.C. and make a trip to Homeland Security for information on AM. Senator Lavoy catches up with Reacher and offers his assistance towards stopping a possible terrorist attack. The team members then head back to New York for Franz's funeral, where Reacher runs into and confronts Russo, who reveals that Langston and the New Age security department, minus Swan, are former NYPD detectives who took early retirement after being investigated. During the funeral, two hitmen try to kill the team members. One of the hitmen is killed; Reacher and Russo chase and catch the other. He reveals that Swan paid him to kill the members of the team; when he goes to an abandoned building to collect his payment, the building explodes.
146"New York's Finest"UnknownCait Duffy & Michael J. GutierrezJanuary 5, 2024 (2024-01-05)
157"The Man Goes Through"UnknownPenny Cox & Lillian WangJanuary 12, 2024 (2024-01-12)
168"Fly Boy"UnknownScott SullivanJanuary 19, 2024 (2024-01-19)

Production

Development

On July 15, 2019, a TV series adaptation of Lee Child's Jack Reacher series was announced by Amazon. Nick Santora, who created Scorpion, was set to write, showrun, and produce the series through Paramount Television and Skydance Media.[8] On January 14, 2020, the TV series was greenlit, with Don Granger, Scott Sullivan, David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, Marcy Ross, and Christopher McQuarrie as executive producers with Child. The first season was announced as an adaptation of Child's novel Killing Floor.[9] In July 2021, it was announced M. J. Bassett had joined the series as a director.[10] On February 7, 2022, Amazon Prime Video renewed the series for a second season.[11] To adapt the books to screen the writers decided they would need to make Reacher verbalize his thoughts more often, but that they would keep his dialogue short and direct and have him only speak longer to people he respects. They also decided to introduce Neagley to the series earlier than in the books.[12] On December 2, 2023, ahead of the second-season premiere, Amazon Prime Video renewed the series for a third season.[13]

Casting

On September 4, 2020, Alan Ritchson was cast in the title role.[14] On March 22, 2021, Malcolm Goodwin, Willa Fitzgerald, and Chris Webster were cast as series regulars.[15] On May 19, 2021, Bruce McGill, Maria Sten, and Hugh Thompson joined the main cast.[3] On June 11, 2021, Kristin Kreuk, Marc Bendavid, Willie C. Carpenter, Currie Graham, Harvey Guillén, and Maxwell Jenkins were announced to have joined the cast in undisclosed capacities.[1]

On September 14, 2022, Shaun Sipos joined as a series regular for the second season.[16] On September 21, 2022, Serinda Swan, Ferdinand Kingsley, and Rory Cochrane joined the main cast while Domenick Lombardozzi, Luke Bilyk, Dean McKenzie, Edsson Morales, Andres Collantes, Shannon Kook, Ty Olsson, Josh Blacker, and Al Sapienza are set to guest star for the second season.[17] Swan and Lombardozzi already starred in Santora's Breakout Kings in 2011. On May 5, 2023, Robert Patrick was cast to replace Cochrane who left due to a scheduling conflict with the second season.[18]

Filming

A temporary townscape was built in North Pickering, Ontario to support filming of season 1. The entire fictional city of Margrave was built from the ground up in a leased farm field in Ontario. Other areas of filming include Toronto, Port Perry and Pickering.[19] Principal shooting of season 1 took place between April 15 and July 30, 2021, in Toronto.[20] During filming, Ritchson broke a bone in his shoulder which required surgery and tore an abdominal muscle during a fight scene.[21] Filming for the third season was underway by December 2023, announced as part of the season three renewal.[13]

Release

The series was released on February 4, 2022.[22] The first three episodes of the second season were released on December 15, 2023, with one additional episode being released each week through January 19, 2024.[23]

Reception

Audience viewership

Reacher was the most streamed television series for the week of February 7–13, 2022, according to the Nielsen streaming rankings – the first Amazon production to achieve the feat.[24]

Critical response

For the first season, the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported a 92% approval rating with an average rating of 7.3/10, based on 75 critic reviews. The website's critics consensus reads, "Reacher captures the trademark bulk of its titular hero while trading away some of his definition, but fans of the novels will find plenty to love about this faithful adaptation."[25] Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned a score of 68 out of 100 based on 18 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".[26]

Lucy Mangan of The Guardian said, "This rollicking adaptation of Lee Child's man-mountain ex-military sleuth is hugely fun, packed with punchups and far better than Cruise's movie efforts."[27] Michael Hogan of The Telegraph wrote, "Reacher is huge, pulpy fun and far classier than you might expect."[28] Joshua Alston of Variety wrote a nuanced critique that, although positive about the casting of Ritchson, criticizes the fundamentals of the character as being unsuitable to carry this kind of show. He opined that "the longer it runs, the more obvious its protagonist-shaped void becomes".[29] Dan Fienberg of The Hollywood Reporter called it "frustratingly over-faithful to the source material", saying, "I wouldn't mind another season, but I'd probably still rather read another book."[30]

The second season has a 100% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 37 critic reviews, with an average rating of 8.0/10. The website's critics consensus states, "Brawny as Alan Ritchson's biceps, Reacher swaggers confidently into its sophomore season as rock 'em sock 'em pulp with a sly wink."[31] Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned a score of 80 out of 100 based on 13 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".[32]

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