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Nearing the end of his training, Nolan faces his biggest challenge as a police officer yet when he must come to terms with the choices he has made in pursuit of the truth.
Officer John Nolan and Officer Nyla Harper are assigned to a community policing center in an attempt to rebuild their station's reputation in the community.
Officer John Nolan's mom makes an unannounced visit, which complicates his life; Sgt. Grey considers retiring.
Officer Jackson West's relationship with his new training officer, Stanton, escalates, and he begins to work with Sgt. Grey to find a solution.
Officer Nolan is taken hostage by a man with nothing to lose; Officer Jackson and his training officer, Officer Doug Stanton, reach a tipping point in their relationship that could end Jackson's career.
Officer Nolan's decision to return to school to become a training officer proves to be much harder than he expected; Officer Chen considers going into undercover work after getting a taste of the job.
The team gets the true crime docuseries treatment when it analyzes a recent case featuring a former child actor whose adult life has garnered him a cult following.
Officer Nolan, Officer Harper and Detective Lopez are assigned to the kidnapping of the son of a criminal court judge who has a long list of enemies who could possibly be involved.
An Amber Alert sends the team on a race against time to find a newborn infant who was stolen from a local hospital; Officers Jackson and Chen work their last shift as rookies as Officer Nolan continues for 30 more days.
Harper and Nolan respond to a bank robbery in progress and realize the motives of the thief run much deeper than just needing money; Jackson and Chen's first day riding without training officers isn't what they thought it would be.
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Critic Reviews for The Rookie: Season 3
Audience Reviews for The Rookie: Season 3
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Sep 12, 2022Stopped watching it around episode 3 and not coming back. Nothing entertaining about being preached to on a subject not meant for entertainment. The purpose of actors is to entertain that's it. They lost their purpose on this show.
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Aug 23, 2022Racist woke cop hating propaganda, plain and simple. Black kid is such a genius he steals a police helicopter and flies it perfectly based on video games. He uses it to lead the stumped police to different white criminals' homes so he can finally get some revenge for the white drug dealer who is his mother's bf who "got her hooked on drugs again." Then he gets let off with a warning because it would be wrong to wreck his life with jail. The rich white lawyer who spurns his family wealth tries to help his mother when she lands in jail. All they talk about is how unfair it is black people go to jail and white people walk but the WEALTHY white elderly woman sat in jail. Then the Rookie wants to use his position as union delegate to force police policy changes. They portray it as evil to expect the union delegate to fight for union members. It is the very job of a union delegate to fight for union members not racist woke people who think their opinions are facts
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Aug 11, 2022The producers are so focused on sending a message they have forgotten how to write interesting and entertaining content.
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Jul 12, 2022Yet again the audience are spot on. Brilliant series until the single most dislikable character ever turns up. Poor old Nolan might as well have committed suicide early in the series as it would have saved him the pain of listening to the ethics "teacher" who'll never be satisfied until everyone dances like an imprisoned bear to her own tune. Ironic really as I love this series for its perfect mix of good humour, morality, and action.
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Jun 09, 2022This show has become a propaganda tool for the LAPD and it shows. These guys are no longer your local LAPD officers. These guys are CIA/FBI/DHS fucking DEA agents at this point. How many terrorist plots have they stopped now? How many "dangerous" criminals have they put behind bars? "Jeff, there a fucking bomb that might level the whole city", "You know what Bob, we should call the LAPD to solve this. Those guys are capable of DOING THAT SOMEHOW BECAUSE THEY HAVE DONE THREE FUCKING TIMES.
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Jun 09, 2022What happened? Seasons 1 and 2 were quite enjoyable with interesting story lines. This season is nothing short of terrible. I know that our country has more than its share of problems (poverty, racial injustice, police violence, etc.), but my goodness, this show dumbs it all down with cliches and stereotypes. In an attempt to shed light on important topics, it fails on every front. I confess that I'm only three episodes in, but it's almost unwatchable. P.S. Nathan Fillion is great as always. P.P.S. I hope Season 4 is better.
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May 20, 2022I really enjoyed this season, maybe not as much as the first 2 seasons. As someone who sits on the right side of the political spectrum and has a hard time with preachy TV shows and movies, I didn't really find it to be preachy. I would not listen to the political criticism of the show by other viewers.
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May 09, 2022Went from a fun police drama A-la Chips in season one to a JJ Abrams complex subplot like Alias in season 2 to a social commentary on virtually every single topic from a far liberal mindset.
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Apr 26, 2022Not nearly as good as season 1 & 2
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Feb 26, 2022Season 1 and 2 were really enjoyable. Season 3 transformed the show from entertainment into preaching with a thin veil of a story. I guess that's a lot easier then writing a script - you just get on twitter and whoever screams the loudest, you just copy/paste their rants into the show without any edits.
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