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Warning! Spoilers ahead for Reacher season 2, episode 6.

Reacher season 2 resolves the mystery surrounding Swan's role in an anticlimactic manner, disappointing fans. The show establishes the bond of the 110th Special Investigations Unit, causing a conflict among the team regarding Swan's betrayal. Swan's true identity and the team's history are not as compelling as the murder mystery in season 1, making season 2 less exciting overall.

Reacher season 2 has resolved its biggest mystery but in a disappointing way. Jack and the surviving members of the 110th Special Investigations Unit are starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel while trying to uncover the truth about their former teammates' deaths. More than two years after Jack's brother, Joe Reacher died in Reacher season 1, he is once again pulled from his hobo lifestyle when he learns of the brutal murder of Calvin Franz (Luke Bilyk ) and the disappearance of Tony Swan (Shannon Kook...

Spoilers are ahead for Reacher season 2, episodes 1–5.

Reacher Season 2 puts Jack Reacher at the center of a life-threatening conspiracy targeting his former Army unit. David O'Donnell, a member of Reacher's former unit, is a suspicious character with the potential for hidden motives. Despite evidence pointing towards O'Donnell, it would be a letdown if he turned out to be the main villain, as it would be yet another rehash of a tired action-movie trope.

With Jack Reacher's sophomore outing nearing an end, one popular Reacher season 2 fan theory is way too obvious — but it's also probably right. Based on Lee Child's Bad Luck and Trouble, Reacher season 2 put its titular character at the center of a conspiracy that's targeting his former hand-picked Army unit. A drifter in his post-military days, Reacher (Alan Ritchson) has been wandering around since the first season's Margrave, Georgia-set counterfeiting case. When Reacher's fellow former military...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Reacher season 2, episode 5.

Jack and Joe Reacher were close during childhood, growing up in a military family and moving frequently. Joe acted as Jack's protector and they did everything together. Joe previously worked for the U.S. government as the Director of the Office of Investigations, which helps Jack and O'Donnell in their current mission involving the 110th Special Investigators and New Age. Joe died before the events of Reacher season 1 while investigating a scheme. His murder was a key part of the narrative and led to Jack becoming involved in the case.

Reacher season 2 brings up Jack Reacher's brother, Joe, who played a big role in his upbringing. Alan Richtson's former military policeman-turned-hobo delves deeper into the mystery surrounding the brutal deaths of his old cohorts at the 110th Special Investigations Unit. With Cal Franz, Manuel Orozco, and Jorge Sanchez now confirmed to be dead because...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Reacher season 2, episode 5.

Jack is the only one who believes in Swan's innocence despite mounting evidence against him. Neagley and Dixon discover incriminating information about Swan at New Age's facility. Swan's absence from the show suggests there may be more to his ties to New Age than being Langston's cohort. Hortense Fields may have been impersonating Swan all along.

Tony Swan's involvement in New Age in Reacher season 2 makes a major villain theory more plausible. Jack Reacher and the other surviving members of the 110th Special Investigators continue their hunt for the killers of their former teammates in Reacher season 2, episode 5, "Burial." With Jorge Sanchez and Manuel Orozco now confirmed dead after Calvin Franz's murder, all eyes are on uncovering the truth about Swan's ties to New Age. That includes whether he actually betrayed the Special Investigators. While the rest of the squad is...

The following contains spoilers for Reacher, Season 2, Episode 2, "What Happens In Atlantic City" now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

The premiere episode of Reacher Season 2 successfully introduced a mystery more personal to its central character than the murder of his brother Joe. The first season's adventure tied directly to Jack Reacher's past, and this continues in the sophomore outing. As a former special investigator for the US Army's Criminal Investigation Division, a new problem threatens the only family he has left. The situation gets much worse by the end of "What Happens In Atlantic City," and the normally stoic Reacher may be starting to come unraveled.

"What Happens in Atlantic City" opens in a house in Queens, New York. Reacher and two members of his unit, Frances Neagley and David O'Donnell, check up on another comrade, Tony Swan. Instead of finding him, they find his dog's body and signs that...

This post contains spoilers for the first three episodes of "Reacher" season 2.

After leaving Margrave behind at the end of season one, Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) has decided to continue his isolated, wandering existence in the show's latest season. Frequenting pawn shops to get a change of clothing periodically, Reacher is more than happy to squat in abandoned warehouses and beat up the bad guys during the day, making sure to never leave a trace behind, or linger. However, this equilibrium is shattered when he gets an emergency-coded message from Frances Neagley (Maria Sten), who informs him that their mutual friend from the 110th Special Investigations Unit, Calvin Franz (Luke Bilyk), has been murdered.

Deciding to look into the case together, Reacher and Neagley hunt for clues to decipher the mystery behind Franz's gruesome death and come to the conclusion that all the members of the 110th are being targeted for some reason.