Reacher Season 4: What We Know About The Amazon Series’ Next Big Adventure

One of my favorite TV shows as of late is Reacher, and Season 4 is on its way. So, you can probably imagine how jazzed I am to see Alan Ritchson come back as author Lee Child’s eponymous hulking hero in Nick Santora’ hit adaptation.

Indeed, I have been looking forward to the return of the wandering former Army Ranger since immediately after I finished Reacher Season 3, but I have even more to be excited about, knowing who is joining the cast and what dangers Jack Reacher will be taking on this time. Let’s get into what to expect from the fourth season of one of the best Amazon Prime original TV shows in the following guide.

What Is The Reacher Season 4 Premiere Date?

The announcement of Reacher Season 4 being in the works was confirmed even before Season 3 had concluded. Yet, unfortunately, we still cannot say exactly when fans will be able to boot up their Amazon Prime subscription to stream the next adventure at the moment. While showing up on the 2025 TV premiere schedule could be unlikely, we do have reason to believe that the wait will likely not be as long as the nearly two-year gap between the first two seasons, but more on that later.

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What Is Reacher Season 4 About?

As of October 2024, Lee Child has written 29 novels featuring Jack Reacher (most recently In Too Deep, which he collaborated on with his brother, Andrew), not including his many short stories involving the character. So, obviously, there are plenty of ideas for Nick Santora and co. to mine from, but a part of me was curious if they would try to go in another direction with Reacher Season 4 and tell an original story that would throw die-hard fans off a little bit. However, as star Alan Ritchson confirmed on Instagram, it looks like they are, indeed, sticking to the source material once again this time.

Serving as the inspiration for Reacher Season 4 is Gone Tomorrow, the 13th installment of the book series, which was published in 2009. Written in the first person, the story begins when Jack Reacher is traveling through New York City by subway late at night when he spots a woman who raises his suspicions. The shocking moment that transpires from there leads our hero down an unignorable rabbit hole of mystery and danger at every turn. But, of course, that’s just another day in the life of Reacher.

The Reacher Season 4 Cast

As per usual, a new ensemble of actors will be joining Alan Ritchson in the Reacher Season 4 cast. However, let’s start by discussing what the returning series lead has been up to lately and what else we can expect to see him show up in

Alan Ritchson (Jack Reacher)

Before reprising, just about, his career-defining role for Reacher Season 3, in 2024, Alan Ritchson portrayed two real-life people on the big screen: financially desperate widowed father Ed Schmitt in Ordinary Angels, opposite Hilary Swank, and the vengeful, Nazi-murdering Anders Lassen in Guy Ritchie’s The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare. His next major feature-length release is the upcoming holiday action flick, The Man with the Bag, which also stars Arnold Schwarzenegger as Santa Claus, and he has another action movie coming up called Runner, which wrapped in May 2025.

Christopher Rodriguez-Marquette (Jacob Merrick)

As small-town police officer Jacob Merrick (a role originally cast with Jay Baruchel, according to Deadline), we have Christopher Rodriguez-Marquette, who, like Ritchson, has done almost every genre under the sun. The former child actor appeared on funny kids shows like Even Stevens as well as adult network dramas like ER in his youth, later took on two iconic horror movie villains in 2003’s Freddy vs. Jason, made an impressive turn in 2004’s raunchy comedy The Girl Next Door, and had a tragic role in Barry.

Sydelle Noel (Tamara Green)

A fellow regular in the Reacher Season 4 cast, as Philadelphia detective Tamara Green, is Sydelle Noel who, like Ritchson, has a few comic book adaptations under her belt, namely Arrow, as Samantha Watson, and one of the best Marvel movies, Black Panther, as a member of the Dora Milaje. The actor is better known as Cherry Bang in Netflix’s G.L.O.W.

AGNEZ MO (Lila Hoth)

AGNEZ MO (her professional name is stylized in all caps) stars this season as Lila Hoth, a woman visiting Philadelphia in search of her long-lost American biological father. The Indonesian singer is making her English-language acting debut with Reacher Season 4, but she has previously appeared in Cewekku Jutek, a miniseries that aired in her native country in 2003, and a Taiwanese medical drama called The Hospital.

Anggun (Amisha Hoth)

Lila’s mother, Amisha, is played by fellow international singer, Anggun. The Indonesian-French artist has served as a judge on Asia’s Got Talent, but is also no stranger to acting, having appeared on another crime series, the U.K.’s Cannes Confidential, most recently.

Kevin Corrigan (Detective Docherty)

Playing Tamara’s partner, Docherty, is Kevin Corrigan, who also recently appeared in another popular crime TV show, Poker Face Season 2, in 2025. The actor has acquired an extensive and eclectic resume since the late 1980s, appearing in movies like Martin Scorsese’s Best Picture Oscar winner The Departed or director Tony Scott’s classic True Romance, as well hit TV shows like Netflix’s The Get Down or the early 2000s family sitcom, Grounded for Life.

Kevin Weisman (Russell Plum)

In the recurring role of Washington D.C.-based freelance journalist Russell Plum, we have Kevin Weisman, who is a fellow MCU veteran, if you count Runaways as canon. The actor, who recently recurred on Suits LA, which was cancelled after one season, is best known for his role in the Alias cast as Marshall Flinkman.

Marc Blucas (John Samson)

Also recurring on Reacher Season 4 is Marc Blucas as U.S. Congressman John Samson. After his feature debut in 1996’s Eddie, the actor went on to score roles in films like We Were Soldiers and Knight and Day and TV shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, as Riley Finn, and, most recently, Netflix’s My Life with the Walter Boys, which has a Season 2 premiere date on the upcoming Netflix movie and TV shows schedule in August 2025.

Kathleen Robertson (Elsbeth Samson)

As Samson’s wife, Elsbeth, we have Kathleen Robertson, who recently had a recurring role on another hit, action-packed Amazon Prime exclusive series, The Expanse. She was previously best known as Clare Arnold on Beverly Hills, 90210, and for poking fun at the horror genre in Psycho Beach Party and Scary Movie 2.

Reacher Season 4 Is Now Filming

While Reacher Season 4 still has no set premiere date, the series' return is well on its way. According to Variety, production began earlier in June 2025 in Philadelphia, where former president Joe Biden happened to be present and paid the set a visit with his son, Hunter. Ritchson posted to Instagram about the encounter.

A Neagley Spin-Off Is In The Works

As fans should already know, Reacher’s longtime friend and former colleague, Frances Neagley, is leading her own TV show, which I was a little hesitant about until Reacher Season 3 showed how well she commands a scene on her own. The spin-off went into production in February 2025, according to actor Maria Sten’s Instagram post.

Considering Nealey is being made in tandem with Reacher Season 4, it begs the question of how the parent series’ “co-lead” will be involved with its latest season, if at all. However, Ritchson has visited the show’s set and a video tweeted (or posted to X) by Marquee Sports Network of him and Sten filming at a Cubs game suggests that Reacher might cameo in the spin-off.

How To Watch Reacher

To catch up with the first three seasons of Reacher before Season 4, all you need is a subscription to Amazon Prime. If you still cannot get enough of Lee Child’s badass hero after that binge, you can check out the first cinematic feature adaptations starring Tom Cruise in the title role with a Paramount+ subscription or on Pluto TV and the sequel, Jack Reacher: Never Look Back, on Amazon Prime.

How to watch Reacher and the Jack Reacher Movies

You know, I have actually never seen either of the Jack Reacher movies at the time I write this, but, in spite of that, there is part of me that really wants to see Tom Cruise make a cameo on Reacher. Considering how Ritchson attempted to reach out to Cruise about taking over the role with a letter that ultimately never made it to the Mission: Impossible movies star, I think it would be cool for him to show his blessing with just one quick cameo. Could it happen in Reacher Season 4? Probably not, but we’ll see.