Scene 2: Reacher is interviewed by two detectives. The Bad Cop claims that they're going to arrest him for murder, but he realizes that they're just stalling. Good Cop: "The feds are coming down from DC to ask you some questions, if you wouldn't mind sticking around."
"Ok, if you bring me a cheese steak."
Left: Reacher in his underwear-bulge modeling days.
Another problem; He saw four other passengers in the subway car, but they only found three. What happened to Ratboy?
While he's waiting, we meet the victim's brother Jacob, still in shock.
Scene 3: Three feds arrive. He surmises that they're the B-team, roused from their beds to interview the last person to speak to the dead woman. They won't tell him their agency or their names, so he calls them Snap (Jason Diaz, top photo), Crackle (Michael Gaty, left), and Pop. The mascots of Kellogg's Rice Krispies. Is that still around?
Left: Michael Gaty is gay in real life, but his character doesn't say anything identifiable.
They accuse Reacher of treason, and asked if he received anything from the victim. Nope.
"Are you sure you didn't receive something, and hide it, planning to come back later?"
Nope. "What are you so concerned about/"
They won't say, so he leaves.
But he's not done. Two more guys get out of their car, speaking Indonesian (Armando Alera, nude after the break, and Joe Labelle). They ask if she gave him anything.
"No."
"Did you give the flash drive to the police?" Didn't you hear what he just said?
They attack, so he clobbers them and walks away.
Scene 4: Jacob (Chris Marquette), the victim's brother, is in the coffee shop across the street. Reacher approaches him."My adopted sister couldn't have killed herself, because she was a happy person. She loved her job (Human Resources at an Army base), she loved her son (football star at Temple). Everything was perfect." Hint: the important part is "adopted."
Reach asks if she had any enemies? No -- the father of her son left when she got pregnant, then died in a car crash. "I helped raise Ben."
You don't mention a wife and kids, Jake Baby. For a 40-year old man, that's a clear queer code.
Son Ben doesn't know about his mother yet, since Jacob can't get ahold of him. He's not answering his phone. Well, it's only about 6:00 am. He's probably still asleep.
Ben, played by Denis Wong (the one wearing clothes), will appear in Episodes 2-4. Looks like an ongoing story arc this season.
While they talk, the background song is "Morning, Noon, and Night," by Joe Turner:
Love you, pretty baby, morning, noon, and night.
The Indonesians are back, so Reacher buys the flash drive of a coffee shop patron. "You wait here and try to get in touch with your nephew. I'll be back in 90 minutes.
