Reacher season four is now streaming on Prime Video, with Alan Ritchson reprising his role as the iconic Jack Reacher. The new season adapts Lee Child's 13th Jack Reacher novel, Gone Tomorrow, and follows the former U.S. Army military police officer as he is pulled into a dangerous conspiracy involving merciless adversaries.
Release schedule for season 4
Season four follows the same eight-episode format as every previous season. However, rather than a single weekly rollout, Prime Video has launched the series with three episodes available to watch immediately, giving fans the chance to dive straight in. The remaining five episodes will then follow on a weekly basis.
Here is the full episode-by-episode release schedule:
- Episode 1 - City of Brotherly - Available now
- Episode 2 - Cage Fight - Available now
- Episode 3 - One Small Step - Available now
- Episode 4 - Karambits and Pieces - August 19
- Episode 5 - Bridge - August 26
- Episode 6 - Plum Out of Luck - September 2
- Episode 7 - Vote for Sampson - September 9
- Episode 8 - Cut - September 16
What happens after the Reacher season 4 finale?
September 16 is shaping up to be a landmark date for fans of the franchise. On the very same day as the Reacher season four finale, all eight episodes of the forthcoming spin-off series Neagley will drop simultaneously on Prime Video. The new show centres on Reacher's former military protégé Frances Neagley, played by Maria Sten.
Fans have taken to IMDb reviews to share their thoughts on the series so far, with one calling it "absolutely insane". They added: "One of the best series ever. Absolutely loved it. The action, the drama, the intensity is phenomenal. Really admire Alan Ritchson, his acting and action skills. Surely became a favourite of mine in recent years and I hope the series goes on for at least 10 seasons. I literally watched every single episode as soon as it came out."
Another fan shared: "A more perfect book adaption has not been made. No notes, simply a brilliant execution of Reacher. Can pretend the two Tom Cruise movies never happened. Just get in a comfy chair and watch it in one sitting."
