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Topic: The Rookie

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The Rookie is inspired by a true story. Fillion plays John Nolan, the oldest rookie in the LAPD. At an age where most are at the peak of their career, Nolan cast aside his comfortable, small town life and moved to L.A. to pursue his dream of being a cop. Now, surrounded by rookies twenty years his junior, Nolan must navigate the dangerous,
humorous and unpredictable world of a "young" cop, determined to make his second shot at life count.

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Not sure if many watch this show here, but what can i say i like it. It's not your typical cop show and doesnt feel procederal and therefore i find it very easy to watch, recommended.

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Agreed. I've been watching this series since day one, and not a day's gone by where I regretted it. It's fun(ny), witty, doesn't take itself too seriously, and can be rough around the edges when it needs to be. It's on 10,121 peoples watchlists with a 4.43/5 rating (131 ratings) here at next-episode. I definitely recommend it.

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HomerS wrote:

The Rookie is inspired by a true story. Fillion plays John Nolan, the oldest rookie in the LAPD. At an age where most are at the peak of their career, Nolan cast aside his comfortable, small town life and moved to L.A. to pursue his dream of being a cop. Now, surrounded by rookies twenty years his junior, Nolan must navigate the dangerous,
humorous and unpredictable world of a "young" cop, determined to make his second shot at life count.

https://next-episode.net/the-rookie

Not sure if many watch this show here, but what can i say i like it. It's not your typical cop show and doesnt feel procederal and therefore i find it very easy to watch, recommended.

All I can say is this is the only "cop" show I've really been committed to over the past year. It's light AND it's heavy, and often leaves me smiling. It's a cool show. Glad to see you posting it and recommending it.

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I just watch it for Nathan Fillion, after Castle (sadly never watched Firefly) I'll watch anything he's in

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kurschnextepisode wrote:

All I can say is this is the only "cop" show I've really been committed to over the past year. It's light AND it's heavy, and often leaves me smiling. It's a cool show. Glad to see you posting it and recommending it.

I like it very much too.
Likeable characters, and I agree with what you said about "it's light and heavy".
Fun watch, and the time flies when watching it. That's usually a good sign.

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imadsani wrote:

...(sadly never watched Firefly) I'll watch anything he's in

There's something to fix here...

...where did I put that rat's ass I could give?

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What happened to this show?

I really liked season one, I mean REALLY, but immediately season two started off meeh. And it has not getting any better sad

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I enjoyed both seasons, the first maybe a little more as it was more about being the Rookie and trainee in spe but you can do that only for so long and in season 2 there were some more serious or thrilling episodes which were not bad either.

Maybe the dynamic also changed a bit after Afton Williamson left the show, but her replacement is not bad either.

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HomerS wrote:

I enjoyed both seasons, the first maybe a little more as it was more about being the Rookie and trainee in spe but you can do that only for so long and in season 2 there were some more serious or thrilling episodes which were not bad either.

Maybe the dynamic also changed a bit after Afton Williamson left the show, but her replacement is not bad either.

I'm not saying people shouldn't continue to enjoy it and it's always great to see Nathan working. Unfortunately, for me, it's quality has dropped substantially. And perhaps part of that is that I do have police in the family and a lot of S1 wasn't too off the mark.  But, pretty much immediately, in S2 they went from kind of what happens to absolutely not what happens.

I can even point out the scene that did it for me. When the office, I think played by Melissa (Portia from Dark Matter) O'Neil, jumped off a building into a garbage bin... IRL she would've been dressed down for that action.  And, from my impression of S1, she would've been. Because they were doing a semi-decent job with the police training aspect. Now, however, the sergeant was praising her.

That was my Shark Jump for this show and it's sad since, as I said, S1 I loved. I even kept watching it until the mid-season break but when it came back I realized I didn't care anymore. It just became too unbelievable.

The world they established in S1, which seemed to be roughly real, had been washed away for this season making it hard for my disbelief to be suspended sad

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TheFizza wrote:

I can even point out the scene that did it for me. When the office, I think played by Melissa (Portia from Dark Matter) O'Neil jumped off a building into a garbage bin... IRL she would've been dressed down for that action.  And, from my impression of S1, she would've been. Because they were doing a semi-decent job with the police training aspect. Now, however, the sergeant was praising her.

If a show is more realistic than others or f.i. respects the law of physics lke the Expanse, kudos and all but that was never a criteria for me if i can enjoy a show or not. The mentioned scene dident even register negative or unrealistic with me but i can see that it might, if you are more involved with the police business and know the ins and outs.

Maybe if a show is way over the top it might bother me but even then it could still be funny.

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TheFizza wrote:

I can even point out the scene that did it for me. When the office, I think played by Melissa (Portia from Dark Matter) O'Neil jumped off a building into a garbage bin... IRL she would've been dressed down for that action.  And, from my impression of S1, she would've been. Because they were doing a semi-decent job with the police training aspect. Now, however, the sergeant was praising her.

Watch this for 16 seconds, starting at https://youtu.be/bXXTjaDsbMM?t=88 cool cool

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lighton wrote:

Watch this for 16 seconds, starting at https://youtu.be/bXXTjaDsbMM?t=88 cool cool

big_smile HAHAHAHA.... That was AMAZING!

Thank you lighton smile

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This latest season is a bit too woke, don'tcha think? I'm in two minds about dumping it...

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theaphid wrote:

This latest season is a bit too woke, don'tcha think? I'm in two minds about dumping it...

Yep, I think so, a bit nauseating actually. hmm

And IMDB user reviewers really think so too. smile
No episodes in season 1 and 2 beneath 8.0.
Eps 2-4 in season 3: 6.0, 5.7 and 6.0.
All because of PC, Woke and the political agenda.
Funny reading the user reviews as well.

Lockdown, the latest episode have got a good 8 though. (I will watch it today)

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Maybe the previous seasons were better but i still enjoy the ride and also i like Fillion and find some of the actresses attractive, which helps aswell wink

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I love season 1 & 2 of The Rookie. This season there is too many "seriously rolling eye moments" I do like the chemistry of the cast so I will continue to watch for now as I do love cop shows.

Warm blessings smile

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While The Rookie was renewed for season 7, ABC revealed that the show wouldn't return until midseason in 2025, instead of its regular fall schedule, raising concerns as to why this decision was made

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voyager69_1 wrote:

While The Rookie was renewed for season 7, ABC revealed that the show wouldn't return until midseason in 2025, instead of its regular fall schedule, raising concerns as to why this decision was made

Pretty obvious that Jenna Dewan as Bailey Nune was pregnant during filming this season (3rd child).  If I had to guess they had to delay the start of filming until she didn't look pregnant or still carrying baby weight.  They needed to give the actress time to get back into pre-pregnancy petiteness.

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So freaky to watch this show at the moment, most of the neighborhoods used in filming aren't there anymore...

...where did I put that rat's ass I could give?

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If I had to guess they had to delay the start of filming until she didn't look pregnant or still carrying baby weight.

That was my thought too when in s07e01 they said:

Spoiler

I had to convince Baily to extend her tour so she was safe out of country

most of the neighborhoods used in filming aren't there anymore...

I feel the same with lots of NY shows/movies that have the twin towers.
Now we will all see it in the LA based shows.

I completely expect so much of the LA filmed shows to have big delays.  The entire industry is going to be hard hit by this.  Either because of location filming... crew that lost everything... half the city moving elsewhere.  Last I saw the devastated area is the size of the entire city of Paris and that's with barely any containment.  By the time this is done, much of LA population is simply going to have to relocate even if "temporarily" means 3 years.  Much of the city is going to have to be dozed and leveled.... inspected... permitting alone will be years behind schedule... Infrastructure will have to be tested and replaced from water lines and sewage to power grid...  This kind of recovery on this scale is years.