The third season of Reacher represents a departure from Lee Child's novel 'Persuader,' with a mix of new storylines that both succeed and detract. The series introduces a subplot involving a Los Angeles side quest, which provides fresh elements but highlights weaknesses in secondary character portrayals. Notably, the character of Susan Duffy is less competent on screen than in the book, leaving a gap that detracts from the show’s overall depth. Despite these issues, certain changes, like the removal of a victimized character, can be seen as improvements.
Reacher's third season drifts from its source material while introducing new elements like a Los Angeles side quest that alters character dynamics notably.
The changes in the show have had their merits, like removing the character of Elizabeth Beck, who served primarily as a victim in Child's novel.
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