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Just sayin’

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Season 7 finale out of context

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Props to Patrick Keleher. He’s an amazing actor esp for it being his first role.

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Guys I genuinely hope this is not the last time we see Seth Ridley.

He showed genuine want for growth this episode. And even started to attempt the first few steps when he came clean to Tamara.

And that talk he had with Nolan???

I hope we get to see him again in a better place<3

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THIS HECKING SCREAM GOT ME SO MUCH.

I cannot believe it was the first role this mans ever landed holy fuck I felt that in my BONES

Seth gets shot in the leg

(You know what they say: "Karma's A Bitch!")

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IS SETH STRESSING ANYONE ELSE OUT

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Rewatching The Rookie.

1x03 when they talk about Jackson not having a Plan B and then they ask Captain Anderson if she had a plan b and she says no, she was all in.

You know what happened to them both???

Gosh I hate the parallels between characters sometimes.

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GOING FERAL

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THANK GOD THAT BABY IS OKAY MY HEART STOPPED RIGHT ALONG WITH NYLA’S.

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The rookie spoilers

I doubt Aaron is going to die but I can’t help but fear that Lopez will end up naming her second kid after another person she has taken under her wing and was shot.

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the way i wanna leap through this tv screen and give celina the biggest bear hug!!!!

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Don’t get me wrong, Tim Bradford giving Lucy a necklace means so much to me. And I think it’s so cute.

But it makes me sad that she doesn’t still wear the necklace Jackson gave her

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I legit wanna know like HOW ARE PEOPLE BEING DISAPPOINTED do you have any idea how fed we are being for a procedural cop show that doesn't focus on relationships???

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I can’t get this song out of my head.

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Throughout season 4, I feel like there was a lot of confusion about Lucy’s character development (or lack thereof). It’s something I’ve been trying to make sense of, too. Initially, I thought maybe the writers just didn’t know what to do with her. And maybe that was the case. But now that we’re seeing her be a total badass in season 5, I’m wondering if maybe it wasn’t. What if Lucy’s seemingly random and sometimes out-of-character behaviors and her lack of professional progression throughout season 4 was intentional?

Between the barrel, the fallout with her parents, and the loss of Jackson, Lucy had a year from absolute hell. It’s completely understandable that she’d be struggling to come to terms with everything and to find her place in this world where she’s basically estranged from her parents and her best friend is dead. For as much as we know that Tim is closed off, Lucy is actually very much the same. Yes, she’s bubbly and friendly and empathetic and she likes to talk things out, but she doesn’t truly open up to just anyone. And she’d just lost one of the few people she felt comfortable opening up to.

I’ve always felt like part of the reason she fought so hard to be Tim’s aide was because he was the one remaining constant in her life and she really craved that security and feeling of safety. She needed someone she could talk to. She needed support. She needed a reminder of the more confident and capable woman she’s become. Once she was riding with him again, I think she was content to just cruise along in the comfort and familiarity, and to find little moments of joy wherever she could (making bets, teasing him, etc).

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