"Reacher," Amazon Prime Video's adaptation of the popular Jack Reacher character from Lee Child's series of novels, is on quite a run. The detective drama has stood atop the Samba Weekly Wrap Report streaming chart for five straight weeks,

Alan Ritchson officially returns as Jack Reacher today, September 16, with the new Reacher spinoff now streaming on Prime Video. The actor appears in Neagley, bringing his version of the character

Alan Ritchson’s Reacher is first seen in the opening sequence of the pilot, where he helps Neagley take down two unnamed bad guys in his signature over-the-top style, and helps her rescue a kidnapped girl. He stayed absent throughout the rest of the season only to pop up again in the finale, episode 8.

The fourth season of Reacher has reached its conclusion on Prime Video. Much like previous outings, the latest run of episodes, which once again take inspiration from Lee Child’s book series, found everyone’s favorite muscular drifter immersed in yet another criminal conspiracy.

There is a tricky balance that makes "Reacher" such a good and entertaining show. It would have been quite easy for Prime Video's action hit to be a problematic power fantasy, rather than the nuanced and cartoonishly over-the-top fun show it is.