Sarah Thomas The Rookie season finale (not the series, thank God) is here, and my goodness did “Threshold” deliver. I know it’s been a few weeks since I’ve said a word about this show, but despite my absence, I couldn’t imagine skipping what was one h*ll of a finale. Shall we dive in? Whatever happens, don’t give
New Blood, as it was aptly named, introduced some new boots (see what I did there?) to the ground in tonight’s hour of The Rookie. It felt fitting after taking a look at the wonderful changes in our favorite’s lives last week as Jackson & Chen adjusted to post probation work time. Shall we dive
Welcome back, Rookie fans, to another episode of watching our favorite officers kick a** all over Los Angeles. This week that’s divided between Nolan & Harper investigating a bank heist, Lucy and Jackson’s first day as P2s, and Bradford helping Lopez find a wedding dress. It’s a recipe for another classic Rookie hour after last
So nothing like missing a week of writing due to sickness to come back to an episode of The Rookie where a prank raised some eyebrows among an Amber alert. Pardon my absence as the last time I got to spend some time writing about this crazy show, we glimpsed into a true crime “documentary.”
If there’s one consistency I love about this show, it’s that they always find a way to surprise me in the best ways. Last week it was a deep look into female support and friendships on the job. This week it was a docuseries point of view on a case that had my jaw dropping
The Rookie dove into a heavy look on undercover work tonight, and I honestly can’t imagine a more all-out stressful job. That’s after the heart racing hour we got last week on the dangers of working with a racist power abusing T.O. I don’t know who picked the title “Revelations,” but it was right on
Welcome back to The Rookie, where Jackson goes deep to deal with Stanton, and a gun toting bomber takes Nolan hostage. Talk about an edge of your seat return compared to the heart-wrenching hour we left off from. Let’s dive in shall we? Risking everything with nothing to lose Taking a risk when everything is
If there’s one thing that I never fail to love about this show, it’s the freaking deadpan and hilarious cold openings. It’s a smile I appreciate after we get into where we left off on last week’s hour. “Sabotage” sinks its teeth into our ongoing conflict right off the bat, so why don’t we get
Tension was in the air in tonight’s hour of The Rookie and given what happened last week, I can’t say I’m deeply surprised. Granted a parent showing up out of nowhere will always disrupt your routine, but I sadly can’t say that’s the only reason we ran into issues in “La Fiera.” Our choices inform
Last week we had a heart-racing nail biter of an opener, and now we are back to business. If only it were that simple or straightforward. Shall we get into it? Earning back some trust Nick Armstrong’s last act was leaving the trust he broke all over our officers after the truth blew up. Thankfully