Reacher season 4 has been widely praised as it premieres with its first three episodes on Prime Video. The series starring Alan Ritchson as the ex-US army major and independent investigator returns to our screens with a fourth season based on Lee Child’s 13th book in the Reacher series, Gone Tomorrow.
The new instalment kicks off with Reacher witnessing a suicide in a near-empty Philadelphia subway (New York in Child’s novel), discovering that the woman who died was part of a bigger mystery. In his investigation, Reacher teams up with Detective Tamara Green (Sydelle Noel) and her partner, Detective Shaun Docherty (Kevin Corrigan).
The cast for season 4 is rounded out by Christopher Rodriguez-Marquette as the deceased’s brother Jacob, a small-town police officer who joins Reacher as he demands to know the truth.
Agnez Mo and Anggun play Lila and Amisha Hoth, two women who become unexpectedly involved in the case.
Kevin Weisman stars as disgraced freelance journalist Russell Plum, with Marc Blucas and Kathleen Robertson playing congressman and US presidential candidate John Sampson and his wife Elsbeth respectively
The new episodes have earned a positive critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, where the fourth season has a rating of 88% from the first 16 reviews.
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CBR branded the season “jaw-dropping” and a “classic” in its review, writing: “The action-packed series continues to keep its foot on the gas, and it delivers another jaw-dropping season of classic Reacher action.”
Elsewhere, The Daily Beast praised Ritchson’s title character as “a magnetic force with which to be reckoned”, while Collider enjoyed the series foraying into “neo-noir” territory.
With the first three episodes of the brand-new fourth season streaming right now on Prime Video, fans can jump right in.
Reacher season 4 debuts on Prime Video on 12 August with its first three episodes. The remaining episodes will stream weekly until 16 September.
Seasons 1-3 are streaming on the same platform now.