Dixon is played by Serinda Swan, whose real-life last name is the same as that of one of the fictional characters in the 110th. The two guys they’re looking up now are Sanchez and Orozoco, I think? Already the names are becoming too thick on the ground to parse - a problem that only grows more acute with the arrival of another of the old gang, Karla Dixon. find out who’s been dropping their former colleagues out of helicopters, so the newly incorporated firm of Reacher, Neagly, and O’Donnell, LLC decide to change cars and hightail it to Atlantic City to try to find the other members of the 110th they’d learned were doing security work for the casinos. Oops.Īn Assaulting an Officer charge is not going to help Reacher & Co. Neagly recognizes the name on the bloodied cop’s ID from the police report she showed Reacher last episode and realizes Reacher has just coldcocked the lawman investigating Sanchez’s death. Reacher has knocked the man unconscious before he can get to the weapon he was, uh, reaching for, except that the weapon turns out to be an NYPD detective’s shield.

Kick your car’s front bumper so hard its airbag goes off is the delightful answer. “What’s he think he’s gonna do?” the guy asks himself. Outside the probably-dead man’s house, Reacher again spots the black SUV he’d suspected was tailing them and decides to “introduce myself,” sauntering over in plain view of the man behind the wheel. The second episode of Reacher’s sophomore season, “Atlantic City,” picks up right where the first ended, with Reacher and allies Neagly and O’Donnell learning that a second member of their old unit, Tony Swan, has likely been murdered.

Reacher knows its audience - dads - well enough to serve them exposition with a fistful of violence. Mary Poppins knew her audience - children - well enough to serve them a spoonful of sugar with their medicine.

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