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Everyone keeps comparing Neagley to Reacher. I think that's missing the point. Reacher walks into a room and everyone knows they're in trouble. Neagley doesn't need the room to know. She investigates. She watches. She connects the pieces. And when talking stops working, she has absolutely no problem becoming...

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U forgot.... When needed Assistance or help ...The 1 number Reacher Dials .... NEAGLEY

Фото профиля Ø
Ø1 день назад

I love her as a side character in reacher but I don’t know a whole show based round her I feel I may be watching it just waiting for reacher to turn up and end up being disappointed when he doesn’t. I hope I’m wrong will watch and find out 😂

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Omodele D. T1 день назад

I don’t under the comparison honestly Reacher is way far ahead

Фото профиля The Smolder
The Smolder1 день назад

This is only for democrats people don’t forget!

Фото профиля patriot
patriot13 часов назад

this show is diarrhea dog shit

Фото профиля fav
fav15 часов назад

Wow 😲😲😲

Фото профиля Julien
Julien1 день назад

AI review. Slop.

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