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** It's regularly claimed that Jack and his brother Joe look and sound nearly identical, to the point of those who knew Joe being shocked by the similarities and saying they'd have known who Jack was based solely on the similarities. Then we finally see Joe as an adult in a flashback...and he's played by Christopher Russell, who doesn't look or sound a thing like Alan Ritchson. It's like a version of ''Film/Twins'' but played completely straight.
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** It's regularly claimed that Jack and his brother Joe look and sound nearly identical, to the point of those who knew Joe being shocked by the similarities and saying they'd have known who Jack was based solely on the similarities. Then we finally see Joe as an adult in a flashback...and he's played by Christopher Russell, who doesn't look or sound a thing like Alan Ritchson. It's like a version of ''Film/Twins'' ''Film/{{Twins}}'' but played completely straight.
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** It's regularly claimed that Jack and his brother Joe look and sound nearly identical, to the point of those who knew Joe being shocked by the similarities and saying they'd have known who Jack was based solely on the similarities. Then we finally see Joe as an adult in a flashback...and he's played by Christopher Russell, who doesn't look or sound a thing like Alan Ritchson. [[Film/Twins Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito were more believable as siblings.]]
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** It's regularly claimed that Jack and his brother Joe look and sound nearly identical, to the point of those who knew Joe being shocked by the similarities and saying they'd have known who Jack was based solely on the similarities. Then we finally see Joe as an adult in a flashback...and he's played by Christopher Russell, who doesn't look or sound a thing like Alan Ritchson. [[Film/Twins Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito were more believable as siblings.]]It's like a version of ''Film/Twins'' but played completely straight.
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** It's regularly claimed that Jack and his brother Joe look and sound nearly identical, to the point of those who knew Joe being shocked by the similarities and saying they'd have known who Jack was based solely on the similarities. Then we finally see Joe as an adult in a flashback...and he's played by Christopher Russell, who doesn't look or sound a thing like Alan Ritchson and has nothing physically in common with him but similar height.
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** It's regularly claimed that Jack and his brother Joe look and sound nearly identical, to the point of those who knew Joe being shocked by the similarities and saying they'd have known who Jack was based solely on the similarities. Then we finally see Joe as an adult in a flashback...and he's played by Christopher Russell, who doesn't look or sound a thing like Alan Ritchson Ritchson. [[Film/Twins Arnold Schwarzenegger and has nothing physically in common with him but similar height.Danny DeVito were more believable as siblings.]]
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* QuestiionableCasting: After a whole season of repeatedly saying that Joe and Jack were nearly identical in appearance, they finally show Joe as an adult in the final episode and cast Christopher Russell who doesn't look a thing like Alan Ritchson.
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* QuestiionableCasting: QuestionableCasting: After a whole season of repeatedly saying that Joe and Jack were nearly identical in appearance, appearance. to the point of those who've never met Jack knowing he was Joe's brother just from the similarity, they finally show Joe as an adult in the final episode and cast Christopher Russell who doesn't look a thing anything like Alan Ritchson.
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* QuestiionableCasting: After a whole season of repeatedly saying that Joe and Jack were nearly identical in appearance, they finally show Joe as an adult in the final episode and cast Christopher Russell who doesn't look a thing like Alan Ritchson.
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** While it is taken directly from the books, the 110th's catchphrase, "You do not mess with the Special Investigators", has been derided as awkward and clunky. It's especially hard to take seriously when Season 2 sees heavy use of the line despite beginning with [[spoiler:half of the 110th dropping like flies]].
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** While it is taken directly from the books, the 110th's catchphrase, "You do not mess with the Special Investigators", has been derided as awkward and clunky. It's especially hard to take seriously when Season 2 sees heavy use of the line despite beginning with [[spoiler:half of the 110th dropping like flies]].flies. One such deceased member's (newly fatherless) son even says it, making it seem far more like denial than any form of BadassBoast]].
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* AssPull: Many fans feel that after having established Reacher as a formidable, near superhuman tank, especially having shown him take down a group of hardened thugs in prison all by himself (where even a shank got involved), having him struggle against Kliner's much shorter and smaller nephew Dawson to the point where Dawson nearly successfully killed him (and would've successfully killed him if it weren't for the gun Roscoe gave him) made no sense, crowbar or no crowbar, as Reacher should've been able to make quick work of Dawson in the matter of seconds like he did so many others before him, especially since Dawson was never established as having any sort of fighting or martial arts skills or strength (Dawson had even literally kicked Reacher straight in the chest with absolutely no effect earlier in the season), which made his all-of-a sudden serious challenge to Reacher one-on-one seem like it was pulled out of thin air rather than a fight with closeness that made any sense.
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** Season 1: [[AdaptationalVillainy KJ Kliner]] is the son of mogul Kliner in the town of Margrave. The true head of the counterfeiting operation, KJ is a [[SpoiledBrat sadistic brat]] who loves to hurt others and [[YouKilledMyFather murders Joe Reacher]] to keep him from exposing the operation. Possessing a love of torture, KJ murders everyone else in his way, including a [[CopKiller police officer]] and his pregnant wife. One unfortunate man, Paul Hubble, is forced to work with the counterfeiters after KJ had a man crucified and castrated in front of him with promises Hubble would suffer the same fate, as well as having his wife and children threatened. [[spoiler:Murdering [[{{Patricide}} his own father]]]] in a painful manner when he deems him a loose end, KJ attempts to kill Reacher and all his allies for the sport of it, and displays a psychotic relish at the thought of killing Roscoe and Hubble's family in horrific ways.
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** Season 1: [[AdaptationalVillainy KJ Kliner]] is the son of mogul Kliner in the town of Margrave. The true eventual head of the counterfeiting operation, KJ is a [[SpoiledBrat sadistic brat]] who loves to hurt others and [[YouKilledMyFather murders Joe Reacher]] to keep him from exposing the operation. Possessing a love of torture, KJ murders everyone else in his way, including a [[CopKiller police officer]] and his pregnant wife. One unfortunate man, Paul Hubble, is forced to work with the counterfeiters after KJ had a man crucified and castrated in front of him with promises Hubble would suffer the same fate, as well as having his wife and children threatened. [[spoiler:Murdering [[{{Patricide}} his own father]]]] in a painful manner when he deems him a loose end, decides that his father lacks the spine to do the necessary dirty work, KJ attempts to kill Reacher and all his allies for the sport of it, and displays a psychotic relish at the thought of killing Roscoe and Hubble's family in horrific ways.
