REACHER Season 4 Episodes 1 & 2 Recap | A DEADLY New Mystery Begins | Prime Video
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In the recap of Reacher Season 4 episodes one and two, titled "City of Brotherly Love" and "Cage Fight," the narrative immediately plunges viewers into a deadly conspiracy involving terrorism and government secrets. The story kicks off with Jack Reacher investigating a woman on a New York City subway who appears to be planning an attack; however, she ultimately commits suicide by blowing her own head off after being influenced during their interaction. This tragic event sets in motion a shadow war against a terrorist cell while simultaneously drawing Reacher into the orbit of shady government agents and mysterious professional soldiers all searching for a missing flash drive. The hosts discuss how this opening sequence successfully raises the stakes, moving beyond simple physical confrontations to explore deeper themes of conspiracy and moral ambiguity that threaten Reacher's life from multiple angles.
The episode introduces several new characters whose trustworthiness is immediately questioned by both Reacher and the audience. On one side are local police officers Tamara and Jacob, who deal with a tragic personal loss involving Jacob's sister; on the other are an elite B-team of federal agents led by a suspicious "Big Boss Man." The hosts debate whether to trust the struggling but honest locals or the seemingly efficient but deceptive federal team, noting that even within the local force, there may be hidden agendas. Additionally, Reacher encounters a mother-daughter duo posing as innocent civilians who are actually working for a corrupt congressman's wife, and he meets Russell, an investigative journalist with old-school values who joins his makeshift team to expose government corruption through social media.
As the plot thickens in episode two, Reacher is captured by mysterious men in suits using tranquilizer darts, leading to a bizarre scene where he wakes up handcuffed on a stretcher while other captives walk freely nearby. Despite being surrounded by trained operatives and locked in cages within what appears to be a CIA facility, Reacher manages to escape through sheer force of will and physical prowess, though the hosts note that some fight choreography felt unrealistic given his size advantage over smaller opponents. The investigation expands when Jacob confronts a college linebacker who tortured an OnlyFans model for taking pictures of her feet, revealing a level of sadistic cruelty that suggests high-level involvement from powerful figures like the congressman or his wife.
By the end of these two episodes, it becomes clear that Reacher is not walking away as he usually prefers because the conspiracy has trapped him in a situation where retreating would mean death for himself and others around him. The hosts predict that Negley will eventually make an appearance to save the day once again, while also anticipating further revelations about who hired the suicide bomber on the train and whether she was targeting Reacher or someone else entirely. With the flash drive still missing and multiple layers of corruption exposed—from local politics to federal intelligence—the series sets up a high-stakes journey where trust is scarce, every character has secrets, and only Reacher's unique brand of justice can hope to dismantle this sprawling web of nefarious activities before it consumes everyone involved.
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What is going on everyone? Me and Lamont
are back for Reacher season 4 episodes
one and two, City of Brotherly Love and
Cage Fight. Reacher suspects a woman on
a New York City subway might be a
suicide bomber. His investigation draws
him in a deeply shadow war with a
terrorist cell and conspiracy that
threatens his life. And Tamara becomes
estranged in mystery when she, Reacher,
and Jacob run into shady government
agents and mysterious professional
soldiers all looking for a missing flash
drive. Now, of course, we are talking
spoilers over here. If you haven't seen
the episode and you don't want to be
spoiled, go watch it. Come back so you
can get all this spoilery goodness.
Lamont, I'm excited, sir. We're back for
another season of Reacher, one of my
favorite shows. How you feeling about
these first two episodes? that you like,
that you hate it, you somewhere in the
middle. What are your general
impressions, sir?
>> I loved it. It's almost as if how can
you keep stepping the game up season to
season? And I was wondering with the way
they took last season, how was they
going to outdo that? And I was a little
nervous in the first episode, but as it
picked up, I was like, this is exactly
what I'm looking for, man. And I am
loving it so far.
>> Man, what was you nervous about? I
wasn't. I mean, I'm not I'm not going to
lie. Before I pressed play, I did say to
myself, "Okay, season three, he was
fighting a 10-ft giant Polly, and that
was a badass epic scene. So, who who
they going to fight after this, you
know, or at at the end of this, you
know, how are they going to top that?"
But the way that this episode started,
man, with this young lady on this train,
we thinking she going to blow it up, but
no, she blows her own head off. I'm
like, my goodness. And they even warned
you, too. Be careful. You know, this
episode deals with suicide and just blam
right there. It's just it's crazy. Do
you feel like it's Rach's fault that she
died? Do you think that she would have
lived? Cuz that cop was like, "Hey man,
maybe you didn't kill her directly.
Maybe you killed her directly because
most suicide victims, they just want a
little attention, you know, want a
little pat on the back. Tell somebody,
somebody tell them they love them." And
but you pushed, they just want to be
talked down, but you pushed them. You
could be the pusher. like h how you
feeling about all that?
>> He had some influence in her dying in
that moment. Overall, I think she was
going to die regardless. I think she was
going to do what she did either way you
look at it. But in that particular
moment, it was his influence that made
her do what she did in that moment. Now,
you can't really sit here and say it's
his fault. Um because if we do that then
we have to start saying it's other
people's fault when you influence
somebody to do anything. But she was
going to do it regardless of whether
Rachel was there or not. It's just that
in that moment he influenced her to go
ahead and make that go ahead to take
that choice then. But I also think that
there was another influence that she was
well aware of. I don't know. I can't put
my finger on it. But I think there was
more going on on that train than what
meets the eye. And I think that Reacher
might have impeded her from doing
something else she needed to do.
>> What do you think that was? Do you think
that like when you say she was going to
do it no matter what, was she going to
kill herself no matter what or she going
to shoot somebody else no matter what?
>> I think she was going to shoot somebody
else and take herself out.
>> Let's see. The plot thickens. The plot
thickens. And you have no idea who she
was going to take out.
I mean, it won't like when they did the
investigation
and Rachel had to tell who was on the
train, it wasn't but like five, six
people on the train. I think who she was
going to take out was the dude that got
missing that the police couldn't seem to
find that Reacher was talking about when
they was asking him and they kept trying
to tell Reach it was nobody else on the
plane. I think I think that person is
who she was trying to get.
>> Right on. Right on. Right on. And I I
like these cops, too. We have Shawn and
Tamara. Tamar and Sean. The exchange
that they're doing back and forth was
hilarious to me. How Reacher just kind
of bullying him uh verbally uh with
these little jabs here and there. Um I I
like it. Reacher is man. That's why
we're in season 4 because we like his
personality. We don't like just like his
physicality and him being able to whoop
ass. But he's very very humorous, you
know. Um very very funny. I'm always I'm
always laughing like, "Oh, I didn't
answer. You didn't ask me a question.
And you know, do you think I'm stupid?
Yes, I do think you're stupid. You know,
like, why are you here at Philly at 2:00
in the morning? Cuz they have
cheesecakes. And you know, cheese steak.
I said cheesecakes. Cheese stakes.
They're good. I like the cops. What do
you think about the cops?
>> Man, I'm going just go ahead and tell
you, you know, I'm good about picking on
people I trust, people I don't trust. I
do not trust Great Value Big Boss Man. I
trust Tamara, but I do not trust the big
boss man cop that was in there that he
was calling dumb and stupid. I don't
trust him. Something I just I don't
trust them. Two episodes in, I do not
trust them
>> really. Okay.
>> Nope.
>> I I I don't trust the uh the B team cops
that came in there after after them that
was questioning about Tam.
>> Okay. So, if you had to pick one team to
trust, who who would it be? Would it be
the B team or would it be Shauna and
Tamara?
Wait a minute. Let me make sure we
talking about the same cops. So, Shawn
is Shawn was the the lady who committed
suicide's sister. I mean brother, right?
>> No, that's Jacob.
>> Okay. Okay. Okay. So, we are talking
about the same cop. Um, man,
>> can I say neither? Because I trust
Tamara, but she's attached to Shawn and
she doesn't know not to trust Shawn. So,
technically Shawn could be more
dangerous than the B team. Snap,
crackle, and pop as
>> Rachel called him. So, if if you force
me to pick one of the two, I'm going to
go with Snap, Crackle, and Pop because
they're not trying to be deceptive.
>> But Shawn is being deceptive. I think
Shawn is connected to something bigger.
>> We're going to see is any of them going
to die? Are they going to make it to the
end? Do we know enough about them so far
to care?
>> No, they all not going to make it, bro.
is you're talking about Tamara, Sean,
Snap, Crackles, and Pops.
That's five people. No way. Five people
who meet Reacher in episode one going to
live the whole thing. No way.
>> Okay, y'all. Y'all let us know uh what
y'all think about that um at I can't
even talk. Y'all let us know what y'all
think if who's going to live or die uh
at the end of this season. Now, before
Reacher goes over and consoles Jacob,
the cop that lost his sister, why in the
world would those two corn not corner
boys, um, I don't want to call them
delivery boys, but Aaron boys, I think
is the term I want to use. Why would
they approach Reacher like that
physically thinking that they going to,
you know, be able to him up like that
and that he got thrown into a newspaper
stand? I mean, what's, you know, hey,
you know, did you get the drive? Where's
the drive? you know, okay, get the drive
from them. Like, what what were they
thinking? Because they got their ass
whooped.
>> They wasn't thinking because they was
probably thinking it's two of us, one of
you. So, our numbers should intimidate
you no matter how big you are. But, I
mean, what's the point in having numbers
if you're not going to attack them at
the same time? That was stupid.
>> Like, bro, if if if you're going to
utilize your number, somebody hit him
high and the other person hit him low.
There should be no situation where he
can turn his back to somebody and throw
him into a newspaper stand while the
other one is basically doing what?
Playing tittly winks.
>> Yeah.
>> Playing spades. What? What the What the
hell are you doing, bro? You should be
hitting him over the back of his head.
So,
>> true.
>> It says it also says something about
whoever hired them clowns.
You hired these clowns knowing who they
was going to have to go deal with and
you send them out there to get Reacher,
bro. I don't even trust your
organization at this point.
>> I got you. I got you. We're going We're
going to see, man. We You know, they
just trying to, you know, follow orders
and, you know, do what they got to do to
put some food on the table. But no, I
don't care about him that much. Now,
when we get to this next scene here
where Reacher um is in the diner, for
one, I was really laughing at the u the
cashier or the the hostess. She was
like, you know, um counter if it's only
coffee, you know, she was about to kick
him out. But, uh I feel real sorry for
uh Sean, no, for uh Jacob here because
he's in unknown territory. um as he
admitted in these first two episodes is
that you know he took the job for
certain reasons but never had to pull
his gun but now he's in some type of
underground conspiracy government you
know CIA hideout type thing. Um he's
he's in for a rude awakening and he
feels sorry for for uh his sister and
the whole situation and his nephew
that's at college right now not
answering the phone, you know. Um, on
the surface it does seem like he has a
just cause uh for feeling this way, but
I want to know, do you think that Anna
is worth it? Because he's writing her
off is she's just some goody little two
shoes that she wouldn't be involved in
nefarious activities or anything evil or
corrupt, but we don't know exactly what
she found out or what she's involved in.
So is Anna Merik like is she as innocent
as her brother is painting her or you
know is she the devil in disguise and
you know everything got caught up
everything caught up to her that's why
she killed herself.
>> This could be a situation of both. Maybe
the only side the brother ever seen of
her is the good side. um if you're not
directly living with someone and even
when you're living with someone, people
still have parts of their life they can
hide. And I think that she was able to
hide parts of her life that the brother
didn't get to see. So I believe him when
he thinks that she was, you know, the
sister of Mary from the Bible. But I
also know people to sometimes get caught
up, be put in bad situations, and make
some devastating decisions because of
heightened emotions or threats against
their lives or their livelihood or their
family. So, it could definitely be both.
And in this case, he doesn't know what
she was up to. And when he finds out, I
think he's going to be disappointed.
>> But what what was she up to?
>> Oh, boy. You made me sit up on that one,
my brother.
Yeah. What What was she up to?
>> Be Avery
when someone kills themselves
>> and the way that she did it
>> and and the dramatic way she did it
like that type of stuff behavior. you
are in like some deep government type
stuff where they could torture you in a
way where they kill you, bring you back
to life, right?
>> It is something deep. It's some deep
government something she's into because
it ain't many people or or it could be a
drug mafia, something like that. But it
ain't nothing below those two entities
that would cause somebody to want to
take their own life when they have a
chance to do it other than those two
type of entities.
>> Right. And mind you, uh I could be
wrong. You know, you are a parent. You
can let me know. Parents don't like to
just leave their children behind,
you know, um like that in such a drastic
way. And she has a son in college and
just going to execute herself like that.
That's just just throw it off right
there. you know, she didn't say, "Oh my
gosh, you're a cop and you're huge like
Batman. Maybe you can help me." He says,
"Oh, you're a cop. That's gonna make it
worse." And bam. But Larry, he pulls a
fast one. He pays a gentleman $50 for
his uh uh drum drive and was like, "I
have the golden ticket right here. If
you want it, I want to meet your boss."
And he goes and meets her in a park. And
we have this mother daughter duo right
here. uh Leela and Amisha. Amisha and
Leela. And they go on a nice little
stroll. She tells him a little story.
You know, I gotta get a bone marrow
transplant and I'm mixed and I don't
know this and my medical history. And
this man over here may be my daddy and
it's going to come out and political
suicide.
What's going on, man? You believe her?
She's pretty. Reacher be smashing. Are
they are they gonna, you know, meet
privates and all of that? All the above.
None of the above. You said you had some
commentary you want to talk about before
we hit record. So, you're laughing now.
Let's have it. Lamont, what what are
your thoughts about this nice young
Tinder coming through trying to get on
over on Mr. Reacher?
>> Bro, it it is so embarrassing when she
said, "This is my mama." And she had to
explain she had me when she was 19. I
was think I already knew she was full of
you know what I'm thinking to myself
damn I want to get with both of y'all I
want to get with the mom on I want to
get with the daughter but there is no
way this is your mama no way. And for me
by her having to say that lets me know
that whatever she's saying you can't
believe the whole story. You just can't.
Um,
>> I and I really assumed that the person
who's the real boss is probably the mama
because the mama the person playing the
mama cuz the mama wasn't doing much
talking. And I think that they know that
the daughter playing the daughter is hot
and you send a man like Reacher over
there who we know he is known for
getting in panty draw. He is known for
scraping butts across carpets, getting
static electricity and [ __ ] He's known
for that. So when he saw this girl, I
said to myself, he getting them panty
draws. He's going to get the panty
draws.
>> But what what is going to happen in
route to getting that? Because number
one, she's lying to you. And number two,
we don't know what your real story is.
So somehow or another, the story is
going to have to get us back to a place
where he's going to have to accept that
she's lying. And then something's gonna
have to happen that would catapult them
for him to get the panty draws if he
don't get the mama's panty draws. I
guess we'll see.
>> I guess we will see. GTD get the draws.
Get the draws. Get the draws. We are
going to see. We're going to talk about
it next week. Uh, somebody else tried to
get his draws though. He tried to go
downstairs to the the archives to get
these police records and somebody um
pulled a knife on him. was doing karate
spin kicks and round houses to the face.
Lovely fight scene. I liked it. Give me
the drive. I'm going to backhill swing
kick you in the mouth. Uh very very
entertaining. Uh the hen this henchman
here tagged Reacher a few times.
>> Got some leaks in. He was just so small
and Reacher was so big. If they was the
same size, I don't know if he would have
been able to kick that well, but it
would have been a more even fight. And
uh Reacher ended up smashing him,
crushing him in the shelf, dragging him
downstairs even more, and throwing him
in a boiler room. Um what you think
about the fight, man? You like it? Was
it realistic to you,
>> bro? I'm like you. I was like, man, this
is a great fight. Um you know, he was
getting a lot of licks in. And I was
thinking to myself, do they ever let
Reacher get beat up this much by like
someone in episode one? He was giving
Reacher all he could handle and then
eventually Reacher's massive size
overcame everything. But it was a pretty
good fight. Uh I like the way they tried
to show off Reacher's power by letting
him squish the man in between the
bookshelves. That was interesting. But I
I was like, you starting off episode one
with a fight this intense and Reach is
getting this many licks, who is he gonna
fight at the end of the show? Somebody
might almost bring him to near death if
y'all starting it out with a fight this
good. So, I love this fight
choreography. It was a good one.
>> Yeah, it was uh I like the Race Against
Town uh right after that. Like, Leila,
somebody just came after me. They're
going to come after you. And him having
the bust inside the hotel and him
fighting there. I like how they
choreographed that because, you know,
you don't want to catch a stray cuz he
was like, "Hey, I'm out here staying
there." He yelled at her to stay in the
bathroom and then for the most part, he
didn't have a gun on him. Uh, but he
kicked the door in, was fighting the
henchmen, and then Jacob comes up right
behind with his gun drawn. Now, if Jacob
makes it into the room and he's a
trained cop, he should be able to get a
shot off or two to uh stop the threat,
to eliminate the threat. But the way
they choreographed it was Reacher and
the henchman bumped and ran into the
door accidentally and ended up knocking
him across the hall and disarming him.
And so, I kind of just like the writing
there, the creative decision to do that
so it can be a more one-on-one fight.
And uh Richard ended up throwing him out
the window and I was like, "Okay, yeah,
he did." But then when he looked outside
and saw that he still survived, that was
a nice little surprise. I was like, "Oh,
snap." You know, this is um you know,
pretty good right here. You know, it's
not over. And then just showing reacher
trying to crawl out the window, but then
them turning on him and shooting up and
he had to dive back in there. I liked
all of that. I I I I did. I appreciated
the fact that the fight was not over,
that they kept going. And even if these
are just not the head boss, you know,
these are worthy adversaries that's
going to challenge our titular
character, our hero, Mr. Reacher. Do you
agree with anything I just said or
disagree?
I 100% agree, man. I loved every m This
has been This was a fantastic first
episode, man. This the the only thing
is, man, I got questions about um
um what's what's the cop's name? got his
nose broke. Um, is it Jason or Jason the
other guy?
>> Jacob.
>> Jacob, bro. Like, dude, he is so wimpy.
He He's like Clark Kent before he turned
into Superman. Dude is wimpy. It's
almost like, dude, how you become a cop?
Are you work? Are you one of the the
traffic cops? You a mall cop? Because he
just doesn't seem like he's cop material
>> for the type of stuff he's dealing with
with Reacher. Right.
>> And that makes me that gives me cause to
pause to be Avery. You know, I have
trouble trusting people. So, I'm
thinking maybe we need to keep an eye on
him as somebody we might not be able to
trust either. But in terms of just the
the that scene and folks getting thrown
out the window, then the posi show up
and is shooting up the joint and reaches
protecting his future panty draws. I
thought that was a great scene. This is
it's a great episode. But that was a
great scene.
>> Yeah. Um I was laughing when they was
trying to escape um later on and all the
cops were showing up and he was like,
"Get rid of the towel." He's like, "My
nose is bleeding." And he just took it
and threw it. It's like, "Man, if you
don't get rid of it, they they sit down
um looking at at menus and whatnot." Uh
funny to me. Funny to me. I was about to
say something, but um it just slipped my
mind. Oh, no. I I remember. So, um we're
coming up to the end of this first
episode. Uh, this is Reacher season 4.
We know that Nigley um has her spin-off
show coming out about a month later.
Will we see Nigley cameo at all in this
season? Do you want that to happen or
don't really care?
>> No, of course I we love Nigley. You
kidding me? Yes. She has to show up. I I
mean, she showed up pretty much every
season on Reacher. Why would you stop
that now when you will have the perfect
opportunity to just kind of catapult
people into her show? So, it's going to
be a situation where Rachel is going to
be in desperate need and Negley is going
to have to come save the day, which
would be a great way to segue into her
show. So, yeah, I I would be
disappointed if we don't see Negley.
>> I would too. I I would too. I would too.
And also like this episode here, I mean
Reacher, like most kids his cases, he
was not assigned to this. He was in the
wrong place at the wrong time and saw
the wrong thing. And I'm not going to
knock him for being inquisitive and just
kind of wanted to know what happened,
especially with a woman blew your her
head off right in front of you. But
everybody is telling him, "Reach her.
Just walk away. Walk away. Walk away.
Walk away. Let us handle this." Should
he follow their advice or do you like
the fact that he he's not walking away?
>> Oh, I mean it's reacher. He's not going
to walk away. The more you tell him what
he can't do, the more he's going to do
it.
>> Yeah.
>> And you know, I I'm glad he's not
walking away because we are on this
journey to follow him and we know that
it's hard to take down Reacher. I don't
even think we've really seen Reacher
fall in four seasons. I don't think
we've seen him fall down from hits maybe
10 times in four seasons. So, no, I'm
glad he's keeping on walking.
>> Same here. Same here. Tamara's annoyed
with him. She wants him to, you know, go
sit down somewhere. She said, "Hey, I
just got done with a double night shift.
I'm going to go home, watch Sports
Center, and hit the hate and you got
Captain Honky Door Cop right here if he
makes you feel better for your little
rende venture or whatever." Um, so they
have a relationship now. She don't
really They have one, but she don't want
one. Uh, but it's it's brewing though.
It's about to commence. Uh, because at
the end of the episode, Reach is
chilling in an alley and then these four
men in these suits
come out of nowhere and shoot him with
some tranquiliz darts and take them into
custody. Now, that is the end of episode
one. And of course, at this time, I'm
wondering to myself, okay, who the hell
are these guys? Are they evil, nefarious
characters that need to be put down, or
are these the good guys that just have a
effed up way about doing things, you
know? So, I don't have to ask you, "Oh,
hey Lamont, who do you think they are?"
We know because they released the first
three episodes, even though we're only
covering the first two. And we find out
that this is not the City Cops of
Philadelphia. This is not the FBI. This
is the CIA
working on government soil. US soil. I
said government soil. US soil. And
apparently that's a no no Lamont. And we
start episode two with Reacher
locked up. Tamara and Jacob in a cage
right next to him. And the last time we
seen them, she was going to go watch
Sports Center. What's going on, Lamont?
What what what were your uh your
thoughts here with the execution of
these these scenes?
>> First of all, to see Rachel get trapped
and tranquilized was something in
itself. Now, it it took a whole damn war
game group of people to do it. But to
actually see him get caught and be in a
jail cell apparatus,
the first thing that stood out to me was
why is he in a stretcher
handcuffed while the other two people is
just walking around? No problem. And so,
you know, I'm questioning who are these
guys? Who is their leader? That's really
what I wanted to know. Who is their
leader? And did Reacher want to get
caught? because we've seen situations
where Rachel will want to get caught and
then he'll pick his moment and he'll
break out of it. Those are the things
that was going through my mind when I
first saw those first uh minutes of the
episode.
Yeah, man. Uh I'm wondering what the
hell is going on. Um because this is
just so unorthodox to be locked up in a
building like this like Reacher called
out with minimal light and cages. You
know, it looks like those are newly
constructed as well. And so we're going
to see. I would be offended if um I was
the only one that had on uh restraints,
but nobody else did. But like Jacob
says, like, "Hey man, have you seen
yourself? You know, you're pretty huge."
But let me let me ask you this though,
man. Um we was talking about how much we
like the fight choreography in episode
one. How did you feel about it here in
episode two? Was it realistic to you
when he was in that room and he was able
to take out those four guys? What are
your thoughts there?
No, that wasn't realistic. But I mean, I
enjoyed watching it. I I enjoyed
watching it. One of them had a tran and
was a long distance away when he drop
kicked the table. Okay. Yeah.
>> Like, bro,
no, it wasn't realistic, but it was fun
to watch.
>> Yeah, it was. Uh I didn't, you know, the
first time I watched it, I was like,
what the hell are they doing? You know,
like that's just how because I was I was
happy to I was saying, "Okay, how is um
how is he going to get out of this mess?
What what is Richer going to do?" You
know, he's completely surrounded. These
aren't just some street thugs, you know?
They they have some training. They have
on suits, so they have to know what
they're doing, you know, but for him to
be able to weasel himself out of there,
I didn't hate it, you know. I I didn't
throw the remote or flip a table or
anything like that, but that was just
kind of like a stretch for me. Um, so
like you said, still it's still still
entertaining. Um, but um I just uh I I
really didn't I didn't really care for
that. I I do like the escape at the end.
Uh, but this is also where we meet the
new character of uh of Russell who just
kind of pulls up out of nowhere in a van
and he has all the equipment. He has the
stash. He has the the warehouse. He has
all the stuff you would need. Do you
trust him? Cuz he just, you know, popped
up like, "Hey, I'm I'm Jesus. I'm here
to save the day." How you feeling about
Russell?
>> I trust Russell because we learned his
motives immediately. And I'm thinking to
myself, Reacher is starting to form a
team like Olivia Pope did on Scandal.
He's got a huck. He's got a nerd guy.
He's got a cop. Two cops really, a
detective. And I actually like the way
this guy pulled up. I I like the fact
that they blend old day with new day.
He's the press. And I like that he's
working on a story that could hold
government accountable, which is exactly
what press is put in place to do. And
he's been suppressed from his real job.
Now he's had to do it on a social media
tip where he can. So I thought that was
great. And I do completely trust this
guy and I trust his motives because he
wants to get that pullet surprise, baby.
And the only way he's going to get that
is to blow blow up a story. And when he
does, he's going to be richer than what
he ever could have been working for
somebody like the New York Post, the
Washington Post, or anybody's post.
Right on. Right on. Let me back up real
quick, though. Um, do you think you can
uh pull apart jail bars with a carjack?
>> Yes.
>> I kind of thought that was kind of neat,
kind of cool. easier. Um, looks easier
than what you know, I was going to say
easier said than done, but looks easier
than you know what you can probably
actually do. I can't I can't think. I
don't know. I ain't never thought about
nothing like that before to to put a
carjack um in between some bars or
whatever. So, I I mean, that's important
to know. If you got a homie that's in
jail and you want to ever break him out,
you know, you can just go to your car,
pop the trunk, get your car jacked, and
then go in and break him out. So, I'm
glad that the episode showed us how to
do that because that can become very,
very handy. I'm being stupid, guys. I'm
I'm just joking. You know, I don't plan
on freeing my friends out of uh jail.
Hopefully, they won't be there, but
>> uh in the first place,
>> can't be as big. Your homie can't be as
big as Reacher because you ain't gonna
be able to pry it open probably.
>> That's That's true. That's true. Now, I
don't know why they gave him this uh
this ugly wig on his head. Um did you
notice that at all? Or am I tripping
talking about Russell and uh this little
hair tape? Well, was it was that his
hair though? Or you know, and look at my
hair while I'm trying to talk about him.
But it didn't look right. It did not It
did not look right. It didn't look
right. Why you laughing,
>> man? You stupid. You you you like I'mma
crack jokes on somebody head, but then
I'mma say uh my hair I can crack jokes
because I ain't got my hair done, man.
You know the the toup pay. Uh it was
okay to me. Like I noticed it. So you
noticed there. But it didn't it didn't
make me want to have jokes, you know? It
didn't look like somebody shaved off a
Siamese cat and then put the hair on his
head. You know, I was okay with it. But
definitely, you know, it's a toupe.
>> Right on. Congressman John Samson.
Samson John.
What are we going to learn about him? Is
he a good congressman or a bad
congressman? That's who Miss Anna Wils
was looking at. Is he the poy papy? Is
he the daddy? Uh, Reacher pulls up to
the capital and was like, "Hey, I'm a
constituent trying to meet a Mr. uh, Mr.
John here. Oh, I'll just leave a note. I
saw a woman murder herself as she had
her name on your mouth, on your lips.
Meet me at the park. I'm getting a hot
dog." Um, that's an interesting way to
get somebody's attention. But, you know,
he I I I like Richard how reserved he
was trying to talk to the wife because
he didn't pull up. The head of security
did and then his wife and he didn't want
to spill out the beans. She gave him
also a business card with a room number.
I'm thinking, okay, yeah, he's he made
it up the ranks, the chain of command.
He's going to be able to talk to the
congressman. But no, ends up talking to
the B team again. Snap, crack, snap,
crackle, and pop or whatever the hell
that name was. Uh, was that the best
approach to use to leave a note to get
some attention or would you have done it
a different way?
>> I think for this particular incident
and him leaving the kind of information
he left, I think that was the best
approach. Um, because when you're trying
to get to a congressperson, especially
one who's running for president,
it can be rough. And so to get their
attention, you've got to have something
that stands out. And his personal record
and service and duty
would stand out to someone who has
already done similar things. So I
thought that was a great way to get this
guy's attention.
>> Okay. Okay. Now, um, excuse me. I do,
too. I want to go back to Jacob real
quick. Could you call him? He said he's
such a little wimp. He cop. Does he not
get any credit for helping Tamar out
when he got back to his sister's
apartment and the dude was in there
taking the crap and he tackled him and
was fighting and disarmed them and then
you know does he get any cool points
there sir or is he still a little wimpy
a wimpy boy
a wimpy cop
>> at the end of at the end of the day and
at the end of that fight and that scene
who knocked out the guy?
>> You're right. Tammer did. Tamber did.
>> There you go.
>> Okay. Okay. Now, do we trust
uh the congresswoman's wife and the head
of security? I've been asking you a lot
about who we trust and don't trust, but
you know, somebody is living a lie some
way. So, do we do we trust the wife and
the head of security or no?
>> Hell no. Hey, uh man, women are way more
devious and sneaky than men in most
situations
>> and they have a way of getting to the
nut of information. I always tell men
who are married or in relationships. If
you ever want the person you're dating
to turn into every alphabet group in the
in the government, the CIA, the FBI, the
FBI, do something close to cheating on
that person and they will turn into
every organization. They will figure out
every crime. No stone will go unturned.
Okay? So, I do not trust that wife at
all. Damn. Damn. I forgot. Did you Is
there anybody that you do trust?
So far, no.
>> I trust I trust Tamron. I trust her.
>> Okay. Okay. Now, Lamont,
have you ever paid a Only Fans model for
pictures of her feet and for her to do
sexual favors for you online so you can
get your jollies off?
It's I'm not going to I'm not going to
judge you. I'm not I'm not gonna judge
you, but you know,
>> I mean, no, man. What is this? Game of
Thrones. You paying you paying Larry
because you got a feet fetish. And if
you have a feet fetish, that's your
thing, man. Do your thing. Whatever you
do in private um is your thing. But I've
never ever even been on Only Fans, so I
can't attest to I'm almost like Reacher,
what is Only Fans? How does it work? Um
all that.
>> Bro, that was so funny. Um he was like
what's the only fans and he's serious
but after they had the scene when they
got back to the car asked him like what
did you learn? He was like this society
is going to [ __ ]
I I I laughed at that man. But but no
man so we got Anna's child, the
20-year-old
um who got excited, went home with a a
nice tenderoni. We're going to find out
what happened to her later, but he's
missing. So, the gang goes on over to
the frat house. The one dude is obvious
as hell and bolts it to the car. They go
out and interrogate him. Hey, I got a
secret to tell you, but I don't want to
say it in front of this woman here. So,
I have a Only Fans account and I be
jacking off the feet and stuff like
that, and I'm embarrassed and don't want
nobody to know. I don't know where he
is, but I know the girl. Here's the
address. Um,
so yeah, we we we we have that. But uh,
Lamont, what do we find when we get to
the address?
>> Zoe have mercy. Bro,
someone tortured the only fans girl in
one of the most
>> the most heinous, vicious ways you can
possibly torture someone like that. And
it does lead you to believe who would do
it. Now, the son, let's let's give
context here. He is a 200 and something
pound college linebacker,
>> okay? And as of right now, be Avery, I
can tell you he's on my list. I don't
trust him.
>> Damn, I got to find some people for you
to trust. But, okay.
>> I trust Tamara. I trust the black
sister. I trust her with my life. I
mean, I think it's, you know, we all
trust Reacher. We know we know what we
gonna get from him.
But other than that, oh, and I trust the
tech dude that's a reporter. I trust
him, too.
>> That's it.
>> Uh, but yeah, we got to find out who
done does this, man. Um, what did the
Only Fans model do? Like, [ __ ] the hell
did she do? I mean, she just trying to
take pictures of her feet.
>> No, you get rid of someone like her
because she knows something. Not only
does she know something, but the manner
in which they killed her, they wanted to
make an example. They wanted her to feel
the pain. So, she done something to make
somebody upset. So, you know, that could
have been our congressman's
only fans girl, too. There's more
involved in this than just the son
>> cuz somebody wanted that girl to feel
>> agony.
>> The heat. Yeah.
>> Like just pure agony.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I have to say though, I do
like the way that Jacob stood up and was
like, I'm not backing down. I'm going to
fight and bring this enemy to the depths
of hell and fight for justice. Rah rah
rah. I know I'm in unknown territory,
but hey, ain't no pain, no gain typeish
type energy, you know? Let's go get him.
You know, I like that. I'm hella
paraphrasing, you know, but I was like,
man, you go, Mr. man, you go boy. You
know, not going to let his sister go
unharmed in this little Only Fans
driver. So, I don't know. I I like that,
man. Did Did you Did you um do you have
any feelings there or it really didn't
do nothing for you?
>> It made me not trust him even more.
>> Oh my goodness. Oh my gosh. Really?
Okay. Okay. Okay.
>> Okay. Well, Lamont Reacher finally gets
his confrontation
uh with the congressman, goes and calls
him out at the at the meeting at the at
the conference and they go in the back
and they have a little conversation. And
I have to say, um I knew that he was
guilty, but apparently he's not. And I
believe him. He was like, "Hey man, if
you think I'm the daddy, you know, you
can have my DNA right now. I have
nothing to hide. You didn't want to tell
my wife. She told you 11 times that we
don't hide nothing. So I'm like, damn,
that done hit a brick wall right here.
You know, I thought we was going to get
some answers, but apparently not. The
plot has to be much thicker, Lamont, for
for them to reveal everything in episode
two. And then at the end, the head of
security
was ended up being one of the same
people on the train that saw Anna blow
her head off. Lamont, what is going on?
Tell me, sir. Tell me. Tell me. Tell me.
>> You remember I said that we we me and
you just discussed um
was she going to commit suicide or was
she going to take out somebody on the
train?
>> I think that confirms
that she was probably trying to get him.
And if she apparently since she couldn't
get him and he got off that train
somehow someway she had to take her own
self out. So we know he's involved in
it. Like there's no way you can't take
him out of it. But the key here is how
what's his involvement cuz no most of
the time the boss don't get his hands
dirty. So who is he working for? And if
you ask me be Avery, he's working for
the wife.
is working for the wife.
We're gonna see. Lamont, we're going to
see. That's the end of the episode, man.
Do you have any final thoughts andor
predictions for what is going to happen
next or what you want to happen? What
you want to happen next? Let me know,
sir. I'm I'm curious.
>> Um,
the only thing I could say is I know
Reach is going to get them panty draws.
>> Panty draws. Um,
Negley is definitely going to have to
come back and we need to get down to
what was on that drive, who's the
corrupt people, and who's the bosses
behind all this stuff.
>> Yes, sir. We got to we got to find all
of it out. We have to find all of it
out. But ladies and gentlemen, boys and
girls, that is going to wrap it up for
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