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Reacher season 4 and new spin-off series get release dates as first look revealed for universe expansion

Fans can look forward to a Reacher-sized mountain of content this summer.

Reacher and Neagley talk while walking through a sunny and leafy graveyard, where a funeral has just taken place

Shane Mahood / Prime

Published: Wednesday, 1 July 2026 at 12:58 pm

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It's a great summer to be a fan of Lee Child and Prime Video's Reacher universe, with two brand new seasons of television coming one after the other.

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The action kicks off on Wednesday 12 August when Reacher season 4 premieres with its first three episodes, before switching to a weekly release schedule continuing through to mid-September.

The latest instalment in the smash-hit series finds Alan Ritchson's formidable hero investigating why a Pentagon employee decides to take her own life on a New York City subway one fateful evening.

The case could put him up against powerful forces, as a dangerous conspiracy begins to unravel. At the time of writing, Prime Video is keeping Reacher season 4 tightly under wraps, with a trailer yet to be revealed.

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We do know, though, that the latest episodes will be followed immediately by much-anticipated spin-off Neagley, which shifts focus to the character played by Maria Sten in seasons 1 to 3.

Reacher himself will make a guest appearance in the series (pictured above), which finds his former protege turned private investigator digging into the death of a beloved friend in a "suspicious accident".

The synopsis teases: "Using everything she's learned from Jack Reacher and her time as a member of the 110 Special Investigators, Neagley puts herself on a dangerous path to uncover a menacing evil."

Neagley will drop all episodes on Wednesday 16 September, on the very same day as the Reacher season 4 finale, with Prime Video surely hoping that viewers will hop straight from one show to the next.

Neagley stands at the front of a crowd gathered for a funeral, clutching something wrapped in the United States flag

Jasper Jones, Adeline Rudolph, Maria Sten and Greyston Holt star in Neagley. Shane Mahood / Prime

The streamer also dropped first-look images from its upcoming project, including a still of Neagley attending a funeral (above) and defending herself from an oncoming attack (below).

Neagley wields a baseball bat defensively against approaching men in a dingy warehouse setting

Maria Sten stars in Neagley. Sabrina Lantos / Prime

In addition to Sten, the Neagley cast features Greyston Holt (The Night Agent), Adeline Rudolph (Mortal Kombat II), Matthew Del Negro (Crime 101), Damon Herriman (The Tourist) and newcomer Jasper Jones.

Reacher is available to stream on Prime Video. Season 4 and Neagley are coming soon. Sign up for Prime Video for £8.99 a month.

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David CraigSenior Drama Writer

David Craig is the Senior Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering the latest and greatest scripted drama and comedy across television and streaming. Previously, he worked at Starburst Magazine, presented The Winter King Podcast for ITVX and studied Journalism at the University of Sheffield.

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