Reacher Villain warns the next departure is “different from any other season”

Reacher is back in Thursday’s main video and will see Jack assume his most dangerous mission so far

Reacher’s third season will see the former military policeman, Jack Reacher (played by Alan Ritchson), who will embark on his most challenging mission so far.

The iconic tramp, created by Lee Child, will take a risky covert operation, working with the DEA to locate one of its missing agents.

Employed by the alleged drug smuggler Zachary Beck (Anthony Michael Hall), Reacher deepens a vast criminal union and finally discovers a chilling connection with an event of his past.

The actor Brian Tee will portray Xavier Quinn, a cruel and selfish criminal whom Reacher describes as “the worst unique person I have found.”

In an exclusive interview with the screen time, Tee said: “If you asked someone, Quinn is a terrible human being. He does everything and anything he can to win and get what he wants.

“He is a sociopathic and narcissistic psychopath in every way of the word. But, when interpreting it, you cannot judge it. Quinn believes that he is doing the right thing for himself, whatever that means.”

Fans will have to wait until the first three episodes are launched tomorrow (Thursday, February 20) to discover how Quinn was involved in one of Reacher’s most traumatic events that took him to his life as a wandering executor, reports reports The express.

“In his essence, whatever Reacher was saying about him, it is because they are two polar opposites in regards to his moral compasses and that is why he hates him more,” Tee continued.

The actor also hinted that the final episodes will see the hero face challenges as never before.

In particular, this season will present a rare physicist in the Beck Paulie bodyguard (Olivier Richters), as well as the new intellectual puzzles that hang their strategic skills to its limits.

“In the last term we finally lead to Reacher almost to the back of the wall,” Tee shared.

“It has very few movements that you have to do and you will fight or defeat it in any way or form.

“The good thing about this series is that it has both the strength and intelligence that you have to address and I don’t think I have seen it in any other season.

“When those last two episodes are happening, it is at the end of his ingenuity and he really has to dig deeply to prevail.

“I think many (previous enemies of Reacher) were reagents, right? Something was happening, they would react to that.”

Tee elaborated: “The good of this series is that chess movements are always played, there is always a mystery to solve and surprises. And that is Nick Santora’s genius in the elevation of this season.”

The Santora showrunner has been praised for its convincing delivery of the series so far, and fans anxiously anticipate the same combination of intense action and suspense of advantage in the third season.

Reacher season 3 opens on Thursday, February 20 in Prime Video.