Reacher: Prime Video Renews Alan Ritchson-Starring Series for Season 6
Season 4 drew 66 million viewers in 28 days as the series reached 200 million worldwide, prompting Amazon to extend the franchise.
- On Monday, Prime Video renewed Reacher for Season Six, marking the first time the show has received two renewals in one year while Season Five remains in production.
- Record-Breaking viewership drove the decision; Season Four reached 66 million global viewers within 28 days, with 58% of the audience from international markets including Germany and Brazil.
- Production continues for Season Five in Toronto, adapting Lee Child's 20th book, 'Make Me,' just 12 days after the Season Four finale concluded.
- This Season Six order positions Reacher as Prime Video's second longest-running scripted series, trailing only Bosch and tying with Invincible.
- While source material for Season Six remains undetermined, Ritchson revealed his favorite novel, 'Die Trying,' is off the table, ostensibly due to references involving President Donald Trump.
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