Maria Sten is set to headline the new series Neagley, a spinoff from the Reacher universe, ScreenRant reports.
- July 27, 2026
AceShowbiz - Maria Sten is set to headline the new series Neagley, a spinoff from the Reacher universe, ScreenRant reports. The show will debut exclusively on Prime Video on September 16, the same day that the fourth season of Reacher concludes.
Variety adds that Sten will reprise her role as Frances Neagley, a private investigator in Chicago and former military protégé of Jack Reacher. The storyline focuses on Neagley investigating the suspicious death of a close friend, using her background from the Army’s 110th Special Investigations Unit along with lessons learned from Reacher himself. The series also features actors Greyston Holt, Matthew Del Negro, Adeline Rudolph, John Bregar, Rebecca Liddiard, Ema Ines, and Lars A. Mebly joining Sten. Alan Ritchson will appear as Jack Reacher in a guest capacity, according to both Variety and Imdb, which confirms that several characters from the original series will return in the spinoff.
Reacher originally aired in 2022 and has run for two seasons on Amazon Prime Video, produced by Amazon Studios, Skydance Television, and Paramount TV. The series stars Alan Ritchson as the titular character and has been praised for its action-packed storytelling. The forthcoming fourth season, adapting Lee Child’s novel Gone Tomorrow, premieres on August 12 with an eight-episode run, aligning neatly with the eight-episode format planned for Neagley.
The launch of Neagley signals Amazon's commitment to expanding the Reacher franchise by exploring new narratives within its established world. With a fresh original story created by Nick Santora and Nicholas Wootton—unlike the novel adaptations central to ReacherReacher—the spinoff aims to deepen character exploration and extend the series’ appeal beyond its core storyline. Fans of the original series can look forward to a seamless transition between the shows, with interconnected characters and themes enhancing the broader narrative landscape on Prime Video.
This article is based on reporting originally published by ScreenRant.