User Reviews

I've been bingeing The Rookie since the start of covid hell and I waited for the winter return with great expectation. Loved the episode! It was the swiftest hour this season and I felt like I got to know each of the stories for all the ensemble characters super well in a short amount of time. Awesome episode! I like this season just as much as the first three seasons. Don't lose faith. Everything else in the world sucks right not. Not The Rookie.

I got so excited to see Boom Boom from NCIS: Hawai'i!!

I thought they were going to make Chris and Chen a Wesley-Lopez situation. That took an unexpected turn.

Also, there's absolutely no way that is Tim's house lol. Absolutely noooo way lol.

Best parts of the episode?

• I love Ashley. Tim really knows how to pick his girlfriends. I loved Rachel and I love her too. I also really like that Chen likes her. The fact that she's a lifeguard is the most random choice but I love it lol.

• I'm lovinggg this Wesley-Jason friendship. I hope this continues for a while because they're a great pair.

• I always love storylines of criminals who pay other people to do their prison sentences for them so this was pretty interesting. I also really liked that we got to see Oscar again. He's my favourite recurring villain.

Worst parts of the episode?

• I already know that I'm going to hate this Jason-Bailey storyline. That brought it down a star for me.

The writers had their High School kids write this. Every interaction between Bailey and Nolan is like High School drama. In fact why have Fillion act like a middle scool male? (How many characters above?)

This show was entertaining the first two seasons but lately it's just horrible. It's ashame, the cast is good but they seem to have forgotten how to act. I felt like I was watching a soap opera with the filming and I agree with the other review, the music is too loud and drowns out the dialogue.

I enjoy this show even though most of the scenarios are used on other shows. I have never had any complaints. However, two things frustrated me about this episode. They may seem trivial but they were important to me 30 years ago. First, if you want to be divorced in California, you get divorced. You don't need the cooperation of your spouse. When I got my divorce in California, it didn't matter that my ex refused to respond or sign anything. I was still divorced in 6 months. Second, because I was a victim of domestic violence, my divorce was handled and paid for by volunteer attorneys. It was a rough time for my two little boys and I., I appreciated the safety that I felt being in California because they have zero tolerance for domestic violence. My ex found out where I was but he didn't come after me because he was told that he couldn't get away with hurting his family. It was also very easy to get a restraining order. I felt safe and I also felt I had the freedom of choice when it came to the divorce.