Reacher season 2: release date, trailer, confirmed cast, plot synopsis, and more

It’s about time Reacher the release date of season 2 was revealed. We knew the hit Prime Video show would return to our screens before the end of 2023. However, now an official launch date has been announced: December 15.

That’s not the only new information we’ve learned Reacher‘s next adventure on Prime Video. Amazon also unveiled an official trailer and story synopsis, so there’s plenty of new material for you to read about in our Reacher season 2 guide.

If you’re new here, you’ll also be happy to know that there are even more details about it Reacher‘s second season. Below, we’ve rounded up everything you need to know about the return of one of the best Prime Video shows, including the confirmed cast, plot speculation and more.

Full spoilers ahead ahead Reacher season 1so turn back now if you haven’t watched it all yet and/or don’t want to hear about the pre-release ruined by the sequel.

Reacher season 2 release date

Reacher season 2 debuts on Friday December 15th. We reported that Reacher‘s second season was given a festive Prime Video release date in early November, so you can watch him bash his enemies one more time with some hot cocoa, Christmas-themed treats, and from under a warm blanket (that is if you live in the Northern Hemisphere).

Prime Video previously confirmed that the hugely popular series would return in a sizzle reel to promote the streamer’s lineup of movies and TV shows in late 2023. However, that launch window reveal came back in July Reacher The official release date of season 2 has been a long time coming, especially since principal photography wrapped in February.

Season 2 will debut on Amazon’s primary streaming service with a three-episode launch in mid-December. The final five entries will be released weekly until the Season 2 finale on Friday, January 19, 2024.

Reacher season 2 trailer

The official trailer for Reacher season 2 was released alongside the confirmed launch date. In it, we see everyone’s favorite man mountain returning to his life as a drifter after the season 1 finale. That remains the case anyway, until he retreats into another thriller-based storyline involving some of his former army buddies.

Not surprising, Reacher The official Season 2 teaser is packed with images that fans have been hoping to see. We get plenty of clips of Reacher beating up guys, using his intellect to get to the bottom of another mystery about his friends, and an odd shot of protagonist Alan Ritchson showing off his impressive physique.

Reacher season 2 cast

Here is the confirmed one Reacher season 2 cast so far:

• Alan Ritchson as Jack Reacher
• Maria Sten as Frances Neagley
• Shaun Sipos as David O’Donnell
• Serinda Swan as Karla Dixon
• Ferdinand Kingsley as A.M
• Robert Patrick as Shane Langston
• Domenick Lombardozzi as Guy Russo
• Ty Victor Olsson as Saropian
• Josh Blacker as Hortense Fields
• Al Sapienza as Swamp
• Luke Bilyk as Calvin Franz
• Dean McKenzie as Stan Lowery
• Edsson Morales as Manuel Orozco
• Andres Collantes as Jorge Sánchez
• Shannon Kook-Chun as Tony Swan

Ritchson and Neagley reprise their respective roles from the first season. Everyone else, however, is new to the series, meaning there will be plenty of new faces to get to know over the course of season 2’s eight episodes.

Per one Press release from Amazon StudiosSopis plays O’Donnell, who served with Reacher in the 110th, the Army’s special investigators unit, and is like a brother to Reacher. The trailer’s release date and press notes also describe him as a “fast-talking, switchblade-wielding family man,” so expect him to provide plenty of comic relief and knife skills soon. Meanwhile, Swan’s Dixon is a “forensic accountant for whom Reacher has long had a soft spot.” Did we just get confirmation of Reacher’s romantic flirtation for this season? Possibly.

Elsewhere, Bilyk’s Franz, McKenzie’s Lowery, Morales’ Orozco, Collantes’ Sanchez and Koon-Chuk’s Swan are all part of the 110th task force. Blacker’s Fields was also the lieutenant who oversaw the elite special forces.

As for the other characters, Kingsley’s AM is described as a “ghostly mercenary (who) operates under a number of aliases” and who is motivated by money. Patrick’s Langston is a “head of security for a private defense contractor with a questionable track record.”

Finally, Olsson’s Saropian is a “brutal professional assassin” who begins targeting Ritchson’s former army colleagues, Lombardizzo’s Russo is a “tough NYPD detective” who investigates the case surrounding Saropian, and Sapienza’s Marsh is a former NYPD lieutenant.

Reacher season 2 plot

Here’s the official Reacher season 2 story synopsis, courtesy of Amazon Studios: “Reacher Season 2 begins when veteran military police investigator Jack Reacher (Ritchson) receives a coded message that the members of his former U.S. Army unit, the 110th MP Special Investigations, are being mysteriously and brutally murdered one by one.

“Reacher, withdrawn from his roving lifestyle, reunites with three of his former teammates who have become a chosen family to investigate, including Frances Neagley (Sten); Karla Dixon (Swan) and David O’Donnell (Sipos). Starting Together They connect the dots in a mystery that raises the stakes every time, raising questions about who betrayed them – and who will die next.

With his inimitable blend of smarts and size, Reacher will do whatever it takes to uncover the truth and protect the members of his unit. If there’s one thing Reacher and his team know for sure, it’s that you don’t mess with the special investigators. This season, get ready for Reacher and the 110th to hit back hard.”

That’s enough to go on for now, but we can still glean more details about the show’s second season. First, it is based on Lee Child’s eleventh book Jack Reacher book series ‘Bad Luck and Trouble’, released in 2007.

According to the novel’s synopsis, the action begins when a small, anonymous deposit is made into Reacher’s bank account, which “awakens his fixation with mathematics and his investigative instincts.” Using his powers of deduction, he figures out that this is a signal that only one of the eight former members of his elite team of Army researchers would use, leading Reacher to reunite with Neagley when some of the duo’s former teammates are repelled.

That’s about all we know without digging too deep into ‘Bad Luck and Trouble’ – and honestly, we’re okay with that. Part of ReacherThe game’s appeal lies in the way it slowly unfolds the mysteries so that the audience doesn’t want to look for more answers as this will spoil Season 2’s biggest surprises.

Will Reacher get a third season on Prime Video?

Amazon has not renewed Reacher already for a third season. But considering how incredibly popular and successful the first season was, we’d be surprised if another season doesn’t get the green light – especially if season 2 also exceeds expectations.

For his part, Ritchson is more than happy to continue. “I love that Reacher (he’s always one step ahead of everyone),” he said Square mile. “He is calculating. This possibility contributes to this possibility. Moreover, he is not always right – there are times when he makes a wrong assumption. I like the fallibility – when I play a game of chess with someone, I go don’t win ’em all.”

Just like Reacher itself, the series has big legs to run on for a long time. Lee Child told it RadioTimes.com that it could potentially last 26 seasons – and he may not be kidding. “By October there will be 27 books, so there are still 26 seasons to go, by which time I will be about 100,” he said. “And that would work for me. But like everything in showbiz, everyone knows this: It’s not me. It’s none of us. It’s up to the viewer. Will they like it? And I think yes, they are.

“Nothing is ever certain, but they’ll love it, I think, and if you’ve got a show that people love, why not do a second season? Why not a third? Then why not a 27th? By then I’ll have written some more. It could go on forever, literally until the heat death of the universe.”

We’d love that, Lee, and we’re sure there will be many more Reacher on the road as long as the audience continues to listen.

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