The next contains large spoilers For "Reacher" Season 3.

Reacher's third season is the best video "Premier" ever. Each element is collected to form a phenomenal season on television. The action was kinetic and gruesome, while humor is at the point - whether it's Alan Richson, who holds a small phone, or this perfect Herculian Himbo beat the nonsense of some thugs before Connecting to a child who cares for ice cream. The reduced number of locations this season provides a very tense thriller with high deposits, while the accompanying team is fantastic and is worth looking at itself.

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No wonder what Season 3 Reacher is a big hit for the premiere video. This is a fantastic adaptation of Li child's novel "persuader", telling the story of a great heroic himbo who goes coverted to save a trusted informant while infiltrating a dangerous gang against whom he has a personal vendor. All this while it also appears a real giant as an antagonist and the introduction of a cute chief villain.

That cute villain is Zachari Beck (Anthony Michael Hall), owner of a bizarre Bazaar, whose company infiltrates him after using Beck's son Richard (Nyoni Berchtold). The more we see the relationship between the two Becky, and the more we learn about Zahari's business and how he is essentially hostage.

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This culminates in the big fight in the finals of Season 3, with Reacher finally performing Quinn (Brian Te), but not before killing Beck, who sacrifices heroically to save his son. That's a moving moment: the one who allows Richard to continue his life and makes Zahari a more complex antagonist. It is also one of the biggest departures the show makes from the original book of convincing. In the original book, Beck is less cute, but he makes it out of the story alive and well - along with his family.

Similar to the finale of the Reacher season in season 3, the end of the "convincing" sees that Reacher enters the property back with a single mission to perform Quinn for revengeAfter already tried and failed to kill Quinn earlier. It is again prevented - first by Quinn using Beck as a human shield, and then with Richard showing a dock gun to protect his father - and ends up chasing in the ocean, where he almost drowned.

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By the time Reacher returns to the shore, the former special investigator is extremely exhausted, but he has an element of surprise, as Beck and Quinn's chickens find it dead. He finds the two of him alone in the Beck's office without a backup this time.

Beck opened his mouth. I hit him with a cigarette blow. His mouth slammed closed, and his head was back and his eyes rolled and he went straight down on the three-deep rugs on the floor. It was a decent blow, but not my best. His son saved his life after all. If I was not so tired of swimming, a better blow would kill him.

In the book, Beck never teamed up with Reacher and they never bring an understanding of Quinn. Moreover, Reacher is actually thinking about killing a back, and the only reason he is not that he can't get to shoot Richard.

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Changes in Beck's character work in favor of Reacher's TV. Although Reacher is not unsympathetic to those trying to do good, it would be strange to get him to actively choose to leave a smuggler to go for free just because he has a family and because he was a smaller fish than Quinn. As he tells Nigs (Maria Stan) in the final, it is not that he cares to save the little one, that is that he hates the great man. "You hate big smuggled people who think they can get out of things." Suddenly to look the other way and leave it alive and well, Zachari Beck will be too far away.

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Instead, the show must have its cake and eat it. Zachari Beck is not an unsympicious figure. He really cares about his son and was caught in an impossible situation. Their relationship is one of the best parts of the season. However, he needed revenge for his action (not the least of which he was responsible for his son to lose his ear).

Season 3 is Season 3 Huge improvement in terms of season 2And more evidence that this show deserves to last for years and years.