Unfinished Business

No spoilers here. You have action, lots of it. Anything you were anticipating to be wrapped up tidied up and got answered in this episode. In Reacher fashion, you have the big fight with a nemesis set up earlier in the season. Some of the ways Reacher gets out of it are more unreal, but hey, it's an action show and the show's going to go on. I feel like this is pretty good closure for this storyline. We get to see Neagley in action. You root for Reacher to come out on top. For the entertainment value and pretty decent storyline, this episode gets a 9 out of 10. Much better than Season 2 in my opinion.

So we have all be waiting for some major confrontations as this series ends and that's what we were given. You could say it was hard hitting but in the end satisfying. There were some aspects of this entire season which may have been better but this final episode justified watching the series as it all culminated in the final.

Reacher lives to fight another day, but he sure didn't have it easy.

The minor characters get to play their parts and are utilized instead of being wasted and for the length of this final episode, it was satisfying even if in ways it was a bit predictable. We have enough of the stuff we like about Reacher to look forward to season four where hopefully they will iron out some of the issues in the season which often seem to come down to the quality of the actors chosen to accompany Reacher in his adventures.

Amazon, THIS is pure entertainment, thank you for not injecting anything other than fast paceing, action, suspense and humour into this amazing show.

Why cant you do this with all your other shows ?

Alan R is Reacher, his 'know before knowing' attitude helps him think on his feet, but also be compassionate when needed.

The female leads are also perfect, with just the right amount of everything and not over the top invincibility we see in other productions, strength is earned, fights are earned, not just given to.

Love the story too, good guys/gals et al, simple dynamics and rewarding story telling

10 out of 10 earned, more and more please.

I would prefer to be able to review a Season instead of one episode, or the entire series.. but here we are.

This didn't have to be anything but a satisfying conclusion of all loose ends, and that's exactly what it is! A good and fun final confrontation we've been waiting for, and another Reacher Book story done.

At 8 episodes of 50 minutes (weekly), it feels a tad long in retrospect. It doesn't do the ground work that Season 1 did (which is still my favorite) nor does it "improve" on the main character.. aside from "thing from the past". It is still consistently good and uses its resources effectively! Which is not something I can say from most series these days.

At this point, I'm just watching for more of Lee Child and Alan Ritchson.

Although this finale was head and shoulders above the awful season 2 finale, this was pretty mediocre.

The much anticipated fight with Paulie was thrilling at first but then went on too long and got really goofy and herein lies the problem with Reacher: the showrunners and writers allow themselves to go so over the top that the show loses any semblance of credibility. Sure, have the fistfights, gunfights etc. It's what we're here for but instead of ratcheting everything up to 11 try operating at 7 and that would make things less cartoony.

This season started off with some slow burn intrigue however slowly but surely the show couldn't get out of its own way. It doesn't to be this dumb to be entertaining.