Reacher · Season 1 8 Episodes
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Based on "Killing Floor," when retired Military Police Officer Jack Reacher is arrested for a murder he did not commit, he finds himself in the middle of a deadly conspiracy full of dirty cops, shady businessmen and scheming politicians. With nothing but his wits, he must figure out what is happening in Margrave, Georgia.
Episodes
| No | First Air Date | Name | Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1x1 | Welcome to Margrave | Reacher is wrongly accused of murder while visiting the small town of Margrave, GA. | |
| 1x2 | First Dance | When more victims are discovered, Reacher attempts to get answers but is set up. Roscoe receives a threatening message. | |
| 1x3 | Spoonful | Reacher and Finlay’s investigation into the missing Spivey leads them into a confrontation with Kliner Sr. Roscoe learns unsettling news about Reacher. | |
| 1x4 | In a Tree | As the danger increases, Reacher and Roscoe grow closer and they make plans to meet with their contact from Homeland Security. | |
| 1x5 | No Apologies | As the mystery deepens, Reacher teams up with an old colleague and Finlay makes a shocking discovery. | |
| 1x6 | Papier | As the town is rocked by another murder, Reacher heads to New York and learns the truth about the illegal business in Margrave while Roscoe faces danger in the woods. | |
| 1x7 | Reacher Said Nothing | Reacher springs a trap and then gets trapped himself. | |
| 1x8 | Pie | Reacher leads a rescue mission at the warehouse that ends in a showdown. |
Cast
| Character | Person |
|---|---|
| Jack Reacher | Alan Ritchson |
| Oscar Finlay | Malcolm Goodwin |
| Roscoe Conklin | Willa Fitzgerald |
| KJ | Chris Webster |
| Mayor Teale | Bruce McGill |
Crew
| Department | Job | Person |
|---|---|---|
| Art | Production Design | Patricio M. Farrell |
| Property Master | Nicole Johnson | |
| Set Decoration | Liesl Deslauriers | |
| Supervising Art Director | Mun Ying Kwun | |
| Camera | "A" Camera Operator | Iain Baird |
| First Assistant "A" Camera | Nicolas Marion | |
| Costume & Make-Up | Assistant Costume Designer | Paria Shirvani |
| Costume Design | Abram Waterhouse | |
| Hair Department Head | Josie Stewart | |
| Makeup Department Head | Julia Carter | |
| Crew | Stunt Coordinator | Alexis Barron |
| Directing | Script Coordinator | Greg Yeoman |
| Script Supervisor | Carolyn Arbuckle | |
| Production | Casting | Mindy Marin |
| Stephanie Gorin | ||
| Casting Associate | Kara Lipson | |
| Co-Executive Producer | Sam Hill | |
| Sean Ryerson | ||
| Executive Producer | Bill Bost | |
| Christopher McQuarrie | ||
| Dana Goldberg | ||
| David Ellison | ||
| Don Granger | ||
| Lee Child | ||
| Marcy Ross | ||
| Nick Santora | ||
| Paula Wagner | ||
| Scott Sullivan | ||
| Producer | Aadrita Mukerji | |
| Agatha Barnes | ||
| Production Accountant | Chris Comrie | |
| Sound | Music Co-Supervisor | Mike Caroleo |
| Music Editor | Eduardo Ponsdomenech | |
| Music Supervisor | Liza Richardson | |
| Original Music Composer | Tony Morales | |
| Production Sound Mixer | Kelly Wright | |
| Sound Re-Recording Mixer | Alec St. John | |
| Marshall Garlington | ||
| Supervising Sound Editor | Mark A. Lanza | |
| Writing | Book | Lee Child |
| Characters | Lee Child | |
| Staff Writer | Cait Duffy |