This post contains spoilers For the finale of "Reacher" season 3.

The walking tree that is Alan Richson skillfully delivered another dose of severe justice in Reacher's third season, which has fixed everything that is wrong with season 2. Season 3 had it all: fraud, intrigue and reachinger finally facing a villain who seems more appropriate to take over Godzilla than our former military police investigator.

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Standing on a funny 7'2 ", Olivier Richtes as Paul Maserala will descend as one of the best characters in the show to date. The Dutch weightlifter has done a great job to bring Hulking Henchman to life and even making Alan Richson look small. In what felt like a fighting triathlon, Reacher struggled with Pauli over the ground, the sea, and even spent an alarming long hanging from the middle of the air in the barn. It was an amazing spectacle of the physical physics of the actors and brilliantly choreographed struggle to death. However, as it all ended, it may have shocked some viewers.

We all knew that Reacher would somehow take Pauli, but what might surprise the Fans of the Reacher books is that the impressive Quinn's executor has fallen through many different means in the novels. The show needs almost a machine gun and malfunction to descend the giant, but in the original book, Reacher applied perhaps even more brutal methods to win this battle of David XL against Goliath - so much that it may be too graphically for the show.

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In the 2003 Book of Conviction (Seventh One of the best books in the Jackec Ricer series), Pauli is just as heavy as the version we see on the screen, but the book reaches the book neutralizes his opponent with so much more fierceness that it is almost painful to read.

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Similar to the show, Reacher and Paulie joined the brutal struggle, with Reacher surpassing him as a guy to disassemble the Lego tower. He breaks both hands on Pauli, stumbles on his hand so strongly that the shoes break down and reduces Pauli's fist in scattered chaos. He glues his thumbs in his eyes, breaks his nose and essentially turns the once interested giant into blood and bone hugging. Then, in his death, reminding Reacher's initial attempt to eliminate Quinn (Brian Te), he walks Pauli to the sea and unloads 12 bullets in his chest, finally ending the man-murder once and for all.

There is no doubt that fans would doubt the final sending for Pauli, given how the huge Hencman had noticeable hand cannons for most of the season. Unfortunately, Reacher never had to use it and instead had to calm down for a machine gun. Oh well. Regardless of the weapon of choice, to rejoice that he lowered his man and lived to fight for another day. Pauli certainly not.

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All three seasons of Reacher are moving in the premiere video.