Charles Hudson

Humanity. Sincerity. Offbeat humor. Great country settings. Superb acting from smallest role to lead. A marvelous series of many seasons in which murders are most often committed inadvertently and by someone near and dear to the victim. Each episode I'm reminded of the Oscar Wilde poetry line, 'We always kill the thing we love.' And each episode ends with a moment of smile-worthy humor; a smirk or a knowing grin, or a word of wisdom, from breathless, out-of-shape, lonely and loving it, Grandam Vera. I've watched 10 seasons. They're addicting.

Finally! A Reacher flick that lives up to the book on all levels: pacing, humor, setting, characterization and body count. Bravo to the script writers, to the perfectly chosen cast, one and all, and last but not least, to Alan Ritchson, who embodies Jack Reacher like no actor before him. Can't wait for the next season. And the seasons after that. A longtime fan of the novels; now a super fan to the Prime series.