Reacher Episode 12: A Night at the Symphony

Reacher and the surviving members of the 110th spend the episode piecing together what they stole from New Age, debating whether Swan may have been involved with the people hunting them, and following the trail to a political aide in Boston who can explain a secret defense contract called **Little Wing**.

They begin by reviewing documents and emails taken from New Age, trying to make sense of the connection between the company and the attacks against them. One piece of evidence points to Swan, whose name comes up in connection with New Age security, and the team splits on what that means; Reacher refuses to believe Swan betrayed them.

The investigation leads them to a senator’s legislative aide, Daniel Boyd, in Boston. To get him talking, they arrange a confrontation that involves Reacher’s old ally Oscar Finlay helping with the arrest, while Reacher and O’Donnell pose as FBI agents. Boyd initially resists, but he eventually reveals that **Little Wing** is a missile-defense program tied to New Age facilities in **Denver** and **New York**.

That answer changes the scope of the case. The team realizes New Age is tied to a highly sensitive weapons project and that the people behind the scheme are moving pieces into place around the country. In parallel, the episode shows a separate development involving a man stealing a new identity after killing a plastic surgeon, suggesting another player is on the move.

The episode ends with the team preparing to split up, with one group heading toward Denver to dig deeper into New Age’s operations and another moving to warn authorities about the threat they’ve uncovered.