Nolan Tells Sgt. Grey That He Was Wrong - The Rookie 

"Well Sergeant, let me look at my receipts right heere...."

Ah, I see you, too, watched the video.

Nah but I like why Nolan wrote it down. Not explicitly to get back at Grey like this, he's proven he not that petty ; He wrote it down in the very first page of his notepad - to keep it in mind, always, and hold himself to a standard that would satisfy Grey. Nolan is great.

@@CarboKnight Most of us like pointing out the parts that made everyone laugh, its part of the enjoyment of a funny. Much more enjoyable than unwarranted snarkiness.

Can I recommend the Firefly tv series and the follow-up movie Serenity?

@@Captain1Hook I have seen them. Quite enjoyable but WAY too short. I feel like it was one of those shows not given a proper chance to grow.

if you haven't watched the series yet, you are missing out. Nathan Fillion rocks the role of John Nolan and the rest of the cast is Fantastic. One of the best shows to come out recently. I also recommend Will Trent it is also a good watch.

@@jacobblenkinsop I actually have watched the Rookie. At least all but the last two released episodes. I watch with my dad and he and I haven't had a chance for a bit.

Honestly, these clips on yt are what got me to start watching the show in the first place

And seeing Nolan today and when he started, it’s best to say he achieved a lot over his run. Being LAPD Mid-Wilshire Union Rep, becoming a TO, getting a badass soon-to-be wife who’s a firefighter and reserved soldier, and being a former contractor that gives him knowledge that other cops don’t have. It’s best to say, he’s come a long way.

The way he was there for Grey when he killed someone, they came a long way.

Pretty sure Captain Anderson bled red, but I see your point. >.>

Still think one of the best interactions was when Grey shot the assassin. And then Nolan was the one who had to walk him through the feelings afterwards. The line "But what will help now?" "Nothing. This part is just hard". is so good.

I love they kept it to just one, because it's something from the very first episode, showing just how far back his mistakes go. He didn't really make that many, but i think the short sweet version they did was perfect.

I like the Ed, Edd, n Eddy version. When was I ever wrong? You want the list in alphabetical order chronological order?

he is a police officer

@@szspects for real?

He definitely proved him wrong now... ain't a boot no more...

"Are you being intentionally dense?!" "Huh?"

You do know that it won't happen. Grey is showing Nolan that it's a never ending pursuit and he better have the stones to continue to pursue the "never ending pursuit". Because that is what police work is, it's a constant grind where you will always be seen as the enemy, even when you rescue and save lives. You better not be in this line of work for approval from other people.

@@Sonnabend00 Grey is a hard ass because he has to be and he understandably has more skepticism towards Nolan due to him being much older than the average age of most rookies. As we've seen in his recent interactions with Jackson he does have a soft and caring side when it comes to his people (and that includes Nolan). His trust in Nolan was broken to an extent after the fiasco with Armstrong at the beginning of the season so Nolan has kind of been trying to win that trust back ever since.

@@Sonnabend00 I agree. Grey has rubbed me the wrong way the last couple of episodes with the way he's treated Nolan in a disrespectful and dismissive manner (when Nolan has never been anything but respectful to him). I liked him as they were wrapping up the Doug Stanton storyline with his emotional moment with Jackson in the hospital but it wouldn't kill him to show that kind of respect to Nolan every once in awhile (and the only mistake Nolan really made in the Armstrong fiasco was not getting the rest of the department involved sooner and acting on his own). Grey has hinted at playing favorites with the rookies in the last couple of episodes considering he's treated Jackson and Lucy a lot better than he's treated Nolan.

@@dstacyify Nolan has to be respectful. Grey is his superior, if he is disrespectful then he could get knocked for that.

@@AdeptKing Nolan is respectful towards everyone he comes across. It's not just because Grey is his superior. That's just who he is as a person. He's an idealist (which is ironically why he and Harper initially butted heads early on in their partnership, she was the exact opposite of him and much more pragmatic).

Ikr

I'd love to see an episode where the actress that played Kate Beckett from Castle has a cameo as a writer, so basically switch their roles.

@@tonyblake7569 First, there's no indication that the two of them are getting along again. Second, they already did an episode with a writer riding along.

@@HariSeldon913 do they hate each other in real life? Haven't heard anything about them since castle. But even if they hate each other I'm sure they can do one episode together, they're actors they can act like they get along. And even if they already had a writer they can have another. Neither would be a major role where people would complain.

@@tonyblake7569 From what I've heard, it's mostly her, but the entire reason for the dreadful loc-sat plot in the last season was to allow them to not do scenes together. Everyone else who has worked with NF seems to love him.

@@HariSeldon913 I heard they didn’t get along, because they agree on the romance of the characters

I think they're waiting a little later for people who haven't seen the episode yet or where the episode hasn't been released yet

Pretty sure if memory serves it was Police Officer, Social Worker and Counselor. "And we're only trained to do one of those things."

Yep. Washed out on the first day during roll call.

@@kevinho7045 Well he actually ended up having a successful career as a train officer so

@@llarmstrong783 Indeed. Remember when Nyla mentioned that one rookie who hit his captain in the parking lot on the first day before getting washed out?

@@kevinho7045 That might've been an urban myth lol

@@llarmstrong783 Perhaps but I still find it hilarious.

Nope, not really. Well, I take that back, some do. Gun-rights types almost can't open their mouths without dishonesty.

You know what's worst to being a simp is being an asshole . Stop watch then .

@@who_Is_faten_helmi Being an asshole is at least 100% better than being a simp, probably 10x better actually. Anyways, I dont watch.

Should have Made season 3 into another show, lost the entire feel of season 1 and 2.. So far terrible season

@@harbringar828 nah I'd rather deal with hundreds of simps versus one asshole like you

@@mrdurva9532 Im sure you would Mr Simp.

70 %? Damn