I 100000000% agree with you on that. I actually cried when I saw the preview for season 6 and said directors what is wrong with you ?? Personally they are the best couple on that show, no offence to the others but they are my favourite because of their funny arguments & the long time coming up to them finally getting together after you could clearly see the connection straight away in the first season. I have literally watch the scene from the private jet of them kissing like 100 times lol
She hired the sniper. Thjnk about it . She mew deep down inside john wouldn't kill her out of cold blood. So I'm guessing she had the sniper waiting and if he seen her wigh cuffs he was to kill .... or she women can be snipers too haha .
Why is it that most pregnant women in the series doesn't have their labour in the hospital. Like why were they not in the hospital at first? Sorry if i say too much im just a child who doesn't understand
CHENFORD has been Chen-OVER for a long time coming. Its time for FAN'S...and Air-conditioners of the show to say BYE, BYE to this miserable "CHENFORD SHIP." It hurts, but it is for the best.
This was really helpful. I just started season 6 and was confused cuz idk ehat was going on, watching this caught me back up even tho I like don't remember that guy getting shot at all or like barley anything from the last few episodes lol
Episode 4 didn’t make a lot of sense Lucy didn’t want the guy to die that just killed a woman and a guy and shot a medic. Shes killed before why did this break her up? And it made it seem like if the guy dies later she would be in some kind of trouble!
1.)the writers are woke ... 2) they shoot people but dont "kill"' them 3.) Whenever there is a killing involved it somehow goes into IA .. Nolan first month as a rookie ... Grey vs his assassin .. Harper sniping the guy holding the Doc hostage .. Idk if Tim had that too (i think i might remember smth but I am not sure) ... Its definitely weird when someone like Harper or Tim act all emotional .. or Bailey sometimes .. since atleast Bailey and Tim are Army Vets .. but yeah .. the show is trying to draw an unrealistic picture ..the ''why dont you shoot the criminal in the leg'' kind of stuff ''you dont have to kill them'' .. its easy for the writers to let the officers shoot people and simply declare them as ''not dead'' .. and its funny how Smitty says he been 22 years on a job and never fired his gun .. while the main cast gets into shootings every 10 seconds
I can't help but wonder if 'maybe' this might be leading towards Tim leaving the show after everything he did regarding his military past, what he did then, and what he did now, that has put his career as a police officer at risk. The series has the potential to go for 3-4 more seasons, but with the cancelation of 'The Rookie: Feds', we might be seeing the series ending after six seasons.
Remind me why doesn't Lucy have a partner? Or are the producers too cheap to give her one? Not to mention out of the three officers none attempt to keep an eye on the shooter?
Thanks for watching. A great episode 4 from the Tv show 9-1-1 (2024). Buck has feelings for Tommy, and Athena deals with her son her assaulted someone.
Coming up on "The Rookie" ----- Chenford is CHENOVER!!! Tim's actions undermine Lucy's trust and challenge their bond. With trust shattered and hearts bruised, the once-promising partnership of Chenford is CHENOVER!!! While Tim confidently asserts in episode 3x06 that Lucy can never disappoint him, he inadvertently ends up disappointing her. In episodes 5, 6, and 7 of this season, the cracks in their relationship become apparent as unresolved issues resurface. Tim's duty to his work as a cop and his military past begin to overshadow his commitment to their relationship, leaving Lucy feeling undermined and unappreciated. Secrets from Tim's past cause strain on their already fragile bond. Ultimately, their differing priorities and inability to communicate effectively lead to the heart-breaking decision to part ways.
@@fightinamrahI understand your sentiment, but clinging onto hope often leads to inevitable disappointment. As the saying goes, 'Hope is the nurse of misery.' Unfortunately, in the world of 'The Rookie,' it seems that Chenford must meet its demise. It's a bitter reality, but one we might have to face sooner rather than later. Brace yourself for the impending disappointment if things unfold as speculated."
