What I like about this is that Bradford realizes Nolan is just down to help him and his family with the house, with no agenda or need for a favour in return, and he realizes John would be a great union rep because of that same attitude, so he breaks his rule and speaks up.
Definitely. I mean that radio call showed this perfectly. Nolan willingly volunteers his time to help his colleagues with construction work on a regular basis
@@gerstein03 I have to believe Tim and Nolan would have been great mentor and Rookie at the start of the series, seeing them work together in a lot of episodes they worked well as a team all the time
@@blackdemonknight I feel like Tim was kind of indifferent to Nolan at the start until he got Greenlit by Southern Front and then still showed up to work. Tim was the first one to applaud him for that, and I think from that point on Nolan bare minimum had his respect.
@@KS-xk2so Indeed, then the next episode the Shake Up was the first time they worked together which showed them working well together which no doubt increased Tim's respect for Nolan
Even though Tim is a leader,he still listenes to his co-workers whenever they correct him and learns from them which actually makes him a great leader.
Actually, that’s what makes him a leader in the first place. No one gets to where they are on their own, they have help, they help in return without expecting anything else and they give credit where credit is due.
@@tedhubertcrusio372definitely not, Lucy is the closest they have been together through the academy and their training period. Then after that I would say harper, tim, Lopez, Celine and aaron
The head tilt from Lucy and then Tim’s acknowledgment with a coy little smile after he endorses Nolan…. Okay I see you Chenford. All little moments that will hopefully lead to a healthy endgame relationship!
I just think that unless they do it by the end of this season, it's not gonna happen. I would honestly be shocked if this show isn't cancelled. ABC has cancelled shows with better ratings than this.
@@remy090 their ratings are one of the highest actually and are in the top 10. They just rely heavily on dvr ratings. Because of the precarious situation though they'll probably put a ambiguous moment in the finale
@@Nymbusangel Okay, now you have just annoyed me. You have literally just lied to me. Lied when if you fucking bother to check, you can see you are lying. On ABC The Rookie is in the bottom third of ratings for their non late night/reality series they make. Those are NOT "one of the highest" or in the top 10. If you bothered to look at the Neilson ratings, you'd see it scores terribly for its time slot. The ONLY saving grace the show may have is that it does go up against tough contest from Sunday Night Football. However, that will be decided in DVR reviews, like you mentioned, which are NOT publicly available at the moment, so you can't say if those views are good or not.
For whoever is just seeing this clip, earlier in the episode or maybe previous episode, Bradford said he never endorsed a candidate. That' and how big of a deal Bradford is in the department are what make this so damn aw inspiring
Lol Smitty’s reaction. Also, I like how Tim listens to Lucy. He seems to do that a lot when it comes to important things, and she listens to him to. They clearly value each other’s opinions, which I think will cause a bit of trouble in his apparent relationship with Ashley. I hope he is able to find closure with his father, because he clearly wouldn’t be okay never talking to him after he dies. Even if it’s to just tell him how much of a horrible father he was, he needs to say something.
Ironically Officer Nolan disagrees... in an earlier episode he gives his best friend Ben the advice that closure doesn't make you feel any better. It's what you make of it that determines your life. And pushing/influencing Tim so that he engages his past again is wrong. It should come from himself, out of his own desire
Honestly in this scene Lucy behavior irritated me. instead of her ackonwledging that Tim has every right to be angry and that he is deeply hurt and talks to the sister pointing out these things she just takes the sister side automatically.
@@arx5638did you even watch the scene? She never said tim doesn't have the right to be angry. She recognized he had it the worst but suggested that trying to go forward is better than being stuck on the past
I think that Tim should realize that Ashley Isn't his person but also realize that Lucy is for him, she brings out the best in him every time.. i believe that they will find there own way to be together finally! I noticed it.. :) Who thinks so too??!
I agree with you about the characters and that the "Chenford" stuff is based on something deeper than flirting, the idea that another person makes you better. A theory I have in how they fulfill audiences expectations, is to have a shift in their professional dynamic. Imagine in Bradford was injured so bad he thinks he might never be a cop again (something akin the battlefield recovery we see war veterans go through) and Chen being a gifted counselor is there for him. A story line like that or something similar is your best context for a romantic moment where forget their professionalism. Whatever happens, it's just a nice change to see characters that truly respect each other in this fractured age.
yes. I agree. He's like Busan Hero in one-punch man. He's not the protagonist. But he shows great character, and good judgement so many times. He's my favorite character on the show. Nolan is nice but he's the protagonist so he gets special treatment.
I love how from simply watching this and not the episode/show i get how they wrap up like at least 3 storylines in like a few lines of dialoge. You can almost hear this guy saying "Oh and while im wrapping up storylines, let me do this thing quick while im at it"
That is not that simple. sometimes you need people in your life to love you and show you that there are things about you that can be loved. You nned others love to start loving yourself
I will do the same as Bradford did about his father and anything about his father, Help about the house but never ever meet his father for the rest of his father's life.
Nolan is essentially Ted lasso. He is a dude with unique background which makes the exact opposite of what anyone would consider him good at the role and surrounded by dramatised pessimists, only for his unmatched forward drive and relentless optimism forces them to be better people while actively being angry at how much they’ve changed. Harper, bishop, Bradford, Gray all did it.
I really like the little friendship it seems like Thorson and Nolan are carving out, lol brothers in arms of having to learn the ropes from a Bad Ass like Harper!
@K S honestly if wasn't for john i don't think nyla would still be there anyways whos ur favourite male and favourite female my fav female is lopez because i fear her and my boy johns always gonna be my favourite
Man, living in LA must be insane, if my dad left me a house that could be worth a million bucks, I'd just straight up retire. Bradford out here talking like a million bucks is just some good money they could get while still working. Crazy
Rent in LA is pricey......what they pay for rent for 1 bedroom in LA I can get a 4 bedroom 3 bath in another state and have some actual privacy instead of living on too of one another
Because of his age, they are going to create sequels so wanted a young actor, Nathan is over 40s so while he would have been great in the movie, the studio probably wanted someone young
That's just a filter. You should see it after a swim. Also, while it looks way, way too nice and clean, at least it feels like a real station. You know, they don't have a swanky Information Warfare Center that would give the NSA a little pause.
As much as I like Bradford and Lucy, I really hope the writers don’t put these two together. I love the dynamic they have. I don’t want to see it ruined by a relationship
My gramps (May he Rest In Peace) left a million dollar house with no will so by law it goes to next of kin. However, he never officially divorced his wife who he hasn’t been with for 10 yrs so the sale of house is split 50/50. 50% to the not ex-wife and 50% split evenly among his 5 children. Plus all the aunts and uncle s popping out of the woodworks
This episode bothered me. Specifically, the part where the suspect is shooting at the helicopter, and where he is shooting at Nolan. Why do they just watch the suspect? SHOOT BACK. They are watching him blast two officers in a helicopter and they just sit there and talk into the radio. Drop him! They let him go into a populated area and become an active shooter because they were too concerned with issuing commands.
the one thing you have to realize is that in the helicopter they aren’t in crazy risk because they are so high and they don’t shot back in case a stray hits a civilian bullets travel a long way without anything in the way can’t risk it
