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On their way to the house, to make a bomb, they stop by a “hardware store” where they manage to buy a length of pipe, two end caps, one with a hole in it to put a fuse through, gunpowder, and a fuse.
Small women beat the crap out of professional hit men twice their size.
Reacher is looking a bit sunburnt and weather beaten which is very appropriate for a man who lives outdoors walking the roads. He is looking a bit more authentic and a bit scarier this year, except he is even bigger, so I suppose as he walks the country he stops every day to do bench presses with the odd stray railroad tie. Alan Ritchson was a good choice of actor to portray Reacher. A much better choice than Tom Cruise.
Reacher is looking a bit sunburnt and weather beaten which is very appropriate for a man who lives outdoors walking the roads. He is looking a bit more authentic and a bit scarier this year, except he is even bigger, so I suppose as he walks the country he stops every day to do bench presses with the odd stray railroad tie. Alan Ritchson was a good choice of actor to portray Reacher. A much better choice than Tom Cruise.
And when he eats his chicken-fried steak at the diner, he asks for a side order of steroids.
On their way to the house, to make a bomb, they stop by...
Small women beat the crap out of professional hit men twice their size.
This show is a fantasy.
She's one of Reacher's former teammates from the 110th Special Investigations Unit, his hand picked crew of Army cops. The books describe their training in more detail.
On their way to the house, to make a bomb, they stop by a “hardware store” where they manage to buy a length of pipe, two end caps, one with a hole in it to put a fuse through, gunpowder, and a fuse.
Small women beat the crap out of professional hit men twice their size.
This show is a fantasy.
Of course it's a fantasy. That's why it's fun....and an escape from an oftentimes wretched reality.
Cheers!!!
Enjoying it so far after two episodes. Loved the first one, can count on one hand how many fictional series I've watched on TV so it takes a lot to motivate me to watch an entire series.
Cuts right to the chase. I don't know how Reacher is in the books since I never read them, but I wonder if he is as violent as in this series. The guy's like a cartoon character walking around bashing people's heads through car windows. I suppose there's always that appeal for representations of extreme alpha males who can more than handle themselves physically, often in the service of innocent women and children.
I don't know if it was a deliberate easter egg but I had to laugh at the Robert Patrick character getting all mad upon hearing a certain alias spoken by the guy on the other phone.
I am enjoying the plot/conflict of Season 2 more than Season 1, but the new characters --- at least so far --- have not grabbed me as much as the Season 1 cast. I miss Finlay and Roscoe and Mosley. None of the Season 2 cast have half their charm.
She's one of Reacher's former teammates from the 110th Special Investigations Unit, his hand picked crew of Army cops. The books describe their training in more detail.
From "Tom Cruise is wrong" forward this series seems to rely a lot on the audience knowing the books. Since everything else about the Army has been wrong on the show I am guessing that the book has Army CID agents wrong also.
Forget Dixon using a crowbar, an attack from which Reacher survived in the first season, to hold off the the hitman, that was fine. I was laughing at the other local talent who knew he had lost the element of surprise and still climbs alone into the ambush Reacher had to have set up for him.
I'm surprised they even had a ready to kill Reacher get slashed as he had time to recover and knock a winded knifeman right down the building before he could have done anything.
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