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Reacher Season 4 Reviews Set Rotten Tomatoes Record Alan Ritchson Show Didn’t Want to Break
Critics praised the darker action and Alan Ritchson’s performance even as the season’s Tomatometer fell below all earlier entries, based on 15 reviews.
- Prime Video released the fourth season of the Alan Ritchson-starrer Reacher on Tuesday, holding an 87 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes—the series' lowest rating across all four seasons.
- Previous seasons established high standards, as Season 1 earned 92 percent while Seasons 2 and 3 each received 98 percent on the Tomatometer, setting expectations the new installment failed to meet.
- Adapted from Lee Child's 13th book, Gone Tomorrow, the season follows Jack Reacher confronting Lila Hoth, a sadistic villain played by Indonesian singer Agnez Mo, who leads a terror group.
- Critics praise the brutal action and Alan Ritchson's performance, though The Playlist's Warren Cantrell said the writing is "occasionally so bad that it can make a person almost embarrassed to watch."
- New episodes arrive every Wednesday through September 16, and despite the series-low score, the show remains well-reviewed overall, continuing the franchise's story for fans.
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Reacher Season 4 Reviews Set Rotten Tomatoes Record Alan Ritchson Show Didn’t Want to Break
Photo Credit: Prime Video The latest season of Alan Ritchson-starrer Reacher has arrived, delivering strong action but a weaker critical reception. So far, Reacher Season 4 holds the show’s lowest Rotten Tomatoes rating. At the time of publication, Reacher Season 4 has an 87 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes’ Tomatometer, based on 15 reviews. The new rating remains fresh, but it falls below every earlier season. Season 1 got 92 percent, while Sea…
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