Season 3 – Reacher

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Mandy H @MandyWatchesU May 2 Interesting season, but I cannot get over the actress's Boston accent. It just sounds so stiff and awkward. See more MBI M @MNZGamerX Apr 30 Season 3 of Reacher has a clever start that sees him having to infiltrate a criminal network in a very round about way ... One good thing is that they have cut back somewhat on the flash backs which were an annoying feature of Seasons 1 & 2. Another problem with the previous seasons were the pretend badass tough women characters to fill some woke equality agenda but that just looked unconvincing and artificial and sadly they repeat that in Season 3 with pint sized women beating up on hardened military trained criminals or professional hitmen. Having all these tough women characters doing badass things is just laughable and spoils the overall effect. The storyline was kind of run of the mill without any surprise plot twists like in previous seasons ... See more Matt J @RT95392035 Feb 13 Great action show with tons of heart. Season 2 was my favorite, but this was great too. Just an awesome show from a lost genre. See more Joseph T @RT92374796 Jan 21 Sonya Cassidy’s Boston accent is nearly perfect. To begin with the Boston accent is annoying. It’s also almost impossible to mimic. I know because I grew up in Chelsea Mass. Sonya as Susan Duffy sounds almost exactly like my entire extended family and all of my friends in Chelsea, Revere and Everett. Bravo Sonya! See more DayBro T @Mathie Jan 17 Good show and good season, but in my opinion in past seasons characters were better See more Elizabete D @BettyDavis Jan 7 Reacher — Season 3 is the show firing on all cylinders. It strips things back to what Reacher does best: sharp pacing, brutal but purposeful action, and a mystery that actually respects the audience’s intelligence. Alan Ritchson is fully locked in as Jack Reacher—calm, intimidating, and quietly funny—delivering a performance that feels both effortless and commanding. This season stands out for its tighter writing and stronger tension. The stakes feel personal without becoming melodramatic, the villains are genuinely threatening, and every confrontation—verbal or physical—has weight. There’s no wasted time, no filler, and no overexplaining. It’s confident, lean storytelling that knows exactly what it is. Season 3 proves Reacher isn’t just a solid action show—it’s one of the most consistently satisfying series in the genre right now. Tough, smart, and immensely watchable. See more Read all reviews

Reacher — Season 3

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