The Rookie Season 3x2 "In Justice"

[ProudTVJunkie]

So what do you think of Jackson's story arc this season? Has the vibe between Tim and Lucy changed? And was Nolan's foray into community policing too predictable?

Here's my review of The Rookie... www.tvfanatic.com/2021/01/the-rookie-season-3-episode-2-review-in-justice/

[tycho657]

Jackson will have a hard last 25 days.i wonder if his Dad will give him some good advice? Maybe Dad has had this guy in his radar already?
Nolan at the community center will be a way to not have to film in the station.i know Alexi was concern about their usual 1st scenes together in the one room. I noticed they had them gather outside 6 ft apart with Sgt Gray giving them their assignments.
Lucy is a strong woman. I see her checking in with this girl during the season. This is also a strong woman who will succeed with a little help.
The new detective did well on her first assignments that her boss thought she would fail. I think he is now realizing that she is a force to be reckoned with not dismiss.

[geezer2008]

We have enjoyed the first couple of shows. I like Harper a lot. The interplay between Harper and Bradford is fun to watch. The Community Center is(was) a learning curve for Nolan and I liked seeing him grow as a cop. The new cop is a piece of work that will have to be sorted out.
One thing I do not care for is Nolan without a girlfriend or significant other. It narrows the character too much. It's going to get old fast just watching him develop as a cop. Whatever Nathan's problem is with having a relationship in his roles is ridiculous IMO.

[nathanfan1]

I enjoyed the episode a lot. They are definitely opening up a lot of issues and I look forward to the ways they get addressed. It's so easy to enjoy each one of the main characters and their stories. This is a great ensemble cast!