‘Reacher’ Is Out for Revenge in Season 2 Trailer (Video)

“Season 2 of ‘Reacher’ Promises Intense Pursuit for Justice”.

The forthcoming second season of “Reacher” promises a high-octane pursuit of justice, as revealed in its recently unveiled trailer. The Amazon Prime series is set to return on December 15.

In this installment, Reacher (portrayed by Alan Ritchson) departs from his wanderer’s existence upon receiving distressing news of a fellow member from the 110th, an esteemed unit of Army Special Investigators, meeting a tragic end. Alongside former military comrades, Reacher embarks on a mission to unearth the identity of the assailant and put an end to their spree of violence before it escalates beyond control.

As the investigation unfolds, Reacher discovers the sinister depths of the conspiracy at play, intensifying the stakes of the pursuit.

“They were tortured. They dumped them from a helicopter. And they’re coming after us,” an unidentified character warns in the Season 2 trailer.

“Good,” Reacher responds resolutely.

Joining Ritchson in the cast for Season 2 are Serinda Swan (“Coroner”), Ferdinand Kingsley (“The Sandman”), and Rory Cochrane (“Encounter”) in pivotal roles. Domenick Lombardozzi (“The Family”) will also make a guest appearance.

Derived from Lee Child’s best-selling “Jack Reacher” book series, the show revolves around its eponymous protagonist. This skilled former military operative typically prefers solitude—the inaugural season chronicled Reacher’s journey after being wrongfully implicated in a murder case in Georgia. Driven to uncover the truth, he allied with two accomplices, unraveling a sprawling web of corruption involving crooked law enforcement, dubious politicians, and unscrupulous business figures. In Season 2, this web of deceit appears to extend beyond state boundaries.

The first season drew its narrative from Child’s debut novel, “Killing Floor.” Season 2, on the other hand, is based on the 2007 work, “Bad Luck and Trouble.”

“Reacher” has proven to be a resounding success for Prime Video. The inaugural installment garnered a commendable 92% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. The week following its release, it clinched the top spot in Nielsen’s streaming rankings, marking a historic achievement for an Amazon series.