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"Crash Course" is the second episode of the first season on The Rookie.
Jackson is questioned as to why he didn't fire his weapon during a previous firefight, but Lopez covers for him. Chen is stuck with a temporary training officer whose style is more cautious than Tim, who is recovering from being shot. Nolan continues to face difficulties in navigating between his civilian instincts and how they affect his actions as a cop. He and Bishop are assigned a rusty old car as Nolan's punishment for damaging their vehicle. Chen finds out that Tim intentionally got her assigned to a more passive T.O. to test her commitment. Bishop is able to get a new patrol vehicle, which Nolan nearly crashes on his first drive.
The Rookie is an American police procedural crime drama television series created for ABC by Alexi Hawley. The series follows John Nolan, a man in his forties, who becomes the oldest rookie at the Los Angeles Police Department. The series is based on real-life Los Angeles Police Department officer William Norcross, who moved to Los Angeles in 2015 and joined the department in his mid-40s.
The series stars Nathan Fillion, Alyssa Diaz, Richard T. Jones, Titus Makin Jr., Mercedes Mason, Melissa O'Neil, Afton Williamson, Mekia Cox, Shawn Ashmore and Eric Winter.
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The really irritating thing about the scissor lift scene is that they’ve spent two episodes banging on about Nolan’s building work background. He if anyone should know about the big red button.
🤣 so true!
Although you rarely if ever use a scissor lift in residential construction
Hard to fit one in someone's living room, but they're fairly commonly used for the outside of houses. Did he only do residential, though? I can't remember exactly.
@@awmperry he mentioned he did houses early on in the show. Did some construction and those lifts are crap unless they’re on concrete.
Yeah - or a similarly solid and flat surface.
I think Nolan's TO was not questioning his courage when she said that he might not be ready for when they find the suspect. She was worried thay he would do exactly what he did, forgetting to secure the scene because he's prioritizing on giving the victim comfort.
Makes a lot of sense
The Scissor lift scene is based off of a real police stop. You can watch the entire thing on youtube, its hilarious. In the real story its a worker who is clearly intoxicated and is actually sitting on a pack of beer as hes driving his scissor lift to the home depot to buy more supplies. When the cop asks him to come down he raises the scissor lift, and keeps sayin no. Then the fire department comes out and they drain the hydraulics and drop his lift.
🤣🤣🤣🤣that's hilarious
actually, its a skit by a comedian
What I like about "The Rookie" is that despite it being a show, things that could happen to Nolan could and will happen to cops one way or another. Like in this scene, finding a dead guy and someone who stabbed someone to death in a swoop as a rookie, absolutely accurate.
Friend was a cop and once he finished his academy, he was assigned to traffic. During his 3rd day as a cop, he had to set up a roadblock during the middle of the night for a routine check during a festive day.
Guy came upon the roadblock drunk and out of panic, he sped off thru the roadblock, hitting multiple officers. Friend gave chase with 2 other units and found that the guy crashed his car just 5 blocks away and managed to find the driver and his passengers, 1 male and 1 female all hiding under a staircase. Searched driver's slingbag and found a bloodied knuckle duster. Snr.Sgt interrogated him on the spot and driver blurted out that he punched someone at the back alley of the club that they went to prior to the roadblock and left the area when the other guy wasn't responding to their taunts post-attack.
Other units went over to find the victim and he had severe injuries from that and by the time he went to the hospital, he was declared vegetative from brain damage. Imagine being a cop on the 1st week and you already seen shit like that.
From your first to your last day as an officer ANYTHING can and will happen, it's both the best and worst part of the job. I've had a month where nothing happens and a shift with 3 uses of force and a pursuit. It's definitely not for the faint of heart.
My local agency still has a late 80's Suburban, early 90's Mustang, and a 89' Caprice on active patrol. The Suburban got LED flashers installed but the Halogen light bar remained intact. The Caprice got a modern dashcam and computer, and the Mustang was left as is.
That's kinda badass
All ur missing is a 60s classic lol 😂
I could have sworn I saw a 70's - 80's era patrol car with LAPD a month ago
@@pogo1140Several agencies have vintage cars in operation as public relations units. Pretty fun to see nice old cars rolling. :)
My dad was a cop for Houston for 30yrs. He had one of the last square body Crown Vics still on active service when he retired in 2014
Love the reaction, just gotta clear one thing up. "Once more with feeling" just means do it better, nothing to do with actual feelings. Keep up the great work guys!
I appreciate the comment! Thanks foe the incite 🤣
I took it as him telling him to stop putting feelings into it, Nolan is a very sensitive and heart driven person so that’s what makes sense to me. He’s basically saying “Officer Nolan not again with the feelings”
@@JoyyTech1It's a common phrase taken from theater that just means "try it again but better".
So in the beginning of the show the Watch captain had a issue with Nolan's AGE as a rookie. He thought Nolan would be a detriment to the station. But Nolan turns out to be an outstanding cop and the Watch captain is actually a likeable character, I JUST started watching this show. I'm hooked. on season 3. lmao Nolan gets A LOT of OJT. They call it a Shop because it's where they work out of. They treat it as a rolling office.
It’s really interesting seeing an actual Police Officer’s perspective on this show.
I'm glad you are enjoying it 😁
12:30 you made me laugh so hard with: "I would literaly add sentence It made me sad."
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The term "the shop" is often used by LAPD officers to refer to their patrol vehicle. This term is derived from the use of the vehicle as a tool for their work, similar to how a mechanic might refer to their workshop as
"the shop." It reflects the close association between the officers and their vehicles, emphasizing the practical and functional nature of the vehicle in their daily duties.
In the world of law enforcement, rookie cops are often referred to as "boots." This nickname has been around for decades and has become a common term used to describe newly graduated officers who are fresh out of the police academy. The origin of this term can be traced back to the military, where new recruits were referred to as "boots" due to their clean, shiny boots that had yet to be scuffed or worn down. Similarly, rookie cops are labeled as "boots" because they are new to the field and still have a lot to learn. This term is not meant to belittle or demean these officers, but rather to acknowledge their inexperience and remind them that they have much to prove and many lessons to learn. Being called a "boot" serves as a reminder that they are starting from scratch and must work hard to gain the respect and trust of their fellow officers and the communities they serve.
Best cop scene involving a potential suicide from a multistorey carpark was in a English cop show called 'SCOTT & BAILEY' while the empathetic cop tried talking to the desperate man/woman from a few feet away, her partner would grab her jacket every time she made a move toward the jumper, preventing her from killing herself if the jumper went for it.
I need to check this out!
@@OnlyCops the British series is about a syndicate of detectives (UK police force detective units are called syndicates). Storytelling is gritty, centered around two female cops (not winning every case but doing a difficult job), more along the lines of THE WIRE and HILL STREET BLUES. 60% criminal investigations and 400% about their home life and family, especially their family and friends who are unawares of the pressures or fulfillment of the job... and don't realise that home is supposed to be welcoming and not another pressure point.
"Once again, with feeling" is taken from the music/theater scene. It means to do a better job. Sgt. Grey wasn't actually referring to Nolan's feelings, or that he had to be emotional in the report.
U guys are awesome! I hope u keep gettin thru more eps of The Rookie. As a civilian bingeing the show, I wonder "Is that a thing?" a lot so it's awesome to hear from ppl who know. I had THE SAME reaction when he went in that locked room in the basement. LMAO
I'm glad we are adding to your enjoyment of the show 😊
15:10 There’s a control panel on the lower side on those things with an emergency stop button switches and key ignition so they could’ve stop him immediately.
Yes sir!
To talk about the issue of Sgt Grey having it out for Nolan, this is explained, he wanted to push Nolan harder than the others because of his age, to make him or break him.
It's still definitely a dick move lol
@@OnlyCops I agree but at least it gives it a bit more context I really enjoyed the show and looking forward to season 6. Also in the first episode they do explain why they called it a shop
“I like her” well youre not gonna like the “Green light” episode
🤣 oh no
Another great reaction, thank you for the insights into US law enforcement, very interesting from my perspective here, as we know very little about this stuff in Germany, I guess :) I really like the show, it grew on me from season to season, and I think it will be for you, too, at least I hope so. Same for sergeant Grey, I am sure you'll like him more in later seasons, too. My favourite characters (besides Nolan, ofc) are the Captain, Tim Bradford and Lopez. Can't wait for more, keep going! And sorry for the bad English, it is late and I am tired ^^
Thank you so much for the support! The show is growing on us as well! Much love from Texas 🥰
the captain...sehr traurig
I mean, I'm writing every report we get from start to finish 😂 My FTO doesn't write anything lol, including shootings / murders
As it should be!
12:35 Y'all had me laughing so hard
We aim to please 😁
Nolan was ordered to go after the girl. 2:40
The "Once again, with feeling" was adressed at his response(s).
Can't wait to see yalls reaction to Daddy Cop on the Rookie the original and the remake
We will try to catch up!
20:04 Nolan one is also a rookie.
22:14 couldn’t he claim that being knocked in the head impaired his judgment?
He is indeed a rookie 🤣
Though it's reasonable to use possible impairment, outcomes still matter
@@OnlyCops no no I was talking about Nolan potentially being impaired and claiming that’s why he did it.
My first patrol car was an ‘08 CVPI. My last before I left the job was a ‘22 FPIU. I would take a Vic any day if given the choice, especially somewhere like LA where inclement weather isn’t really an issue lol.
The vics also just had WAY more power comparatively. A lot of the newer chargers, Tahoe, and explorers are made more efficiency (which I totally understand why) and lack a lot of the get up and go you need every once and a while.
In North Texas we have seasons of super shitty weather so the need for bigger vehicles makes sense here and likely up north, but there may never be a more loved car than the old vics
I would add "but with feeling."
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@OnlyCops I once got told my report wasn't good enough. So I spent an hour quoting every act rule and procedure in the report. "I introduced myself by name rank and station by saying "my name is leading senior constable x from x station" as per the requirements under the "law enforcement (powers and responsibilities) act 2010 (nsw) .....it went for many pages.
Most houses in California do indeed not have basements due to the high chance of earthquakes .
That is an interesting tid bit!
The captain was hardass because she was an MP before joining LAPD. Plus she also worked for the Capital P.D
That makes a lot of sense. She's pretty awesome so far
This is just so cool
I mean i love the series either wax but hearung thoughts on it via people that worked as police officers is very interesting and just cool to hear
I'm glad you see value in this content 😁 we enjoy doing it (for the most part) and have a lot more on the way!
For crying out... "Once more. With feeling." Does NOT mean put happy nicey touchy warm fuzzies into this. It means (at least in this context), "Do it again. Except better. Though at this point, I'll settle for legible." Like I know we have this whole feelings mean more than facts thing going on, but this is a common expression.
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I would love to see an episode of Adam-12. It's been touted as the best representation of policing on TV and apparently still holds up today. I've seen the whole series and when I was a teenager it seriously made me consider law enforcement.
We have one episode if I remember correctly of Adam 12
Per Google why they call the cars shops....cop cars are called shops because of the "shop number" listed on each car to differentiate each police car from each other for maintenance purposes. The nickname stuck because they were routinely asked for their shop number.
It's still definitely an LAPD specific thing I think 🤣
Yeap Captain Anderson really is a great character
I am excited to see more episodes with her 😁
Well, not for long
Sorry for spoiling
@@Teunie22BRO HOW COULD YOU BRING THOSE MEMORIES BACK 😭😭
THE OFFICER with John Wayne is my favorite show
I always thought that Nolan would be a great hostage negotiator because the entire first season he's just talks people off ledges
That is a rare quality to find in a person!
When Bradford hits a car with minor injuries its a huge thing, supervisors called to the scene EMS, Detectives. Nolan hits a person with a car, possibly a massive head wound and internal damage, and they call ambulance and see the SGT at station, SGT makes a sarcastic / asshole remark. Grey is a good cop, but some of his decisions as command is disgraceful.
They do such a bad job writing some of these characters sometimes 🤣
"Once more, with feeling" basically means "do it again and don't half-ass it this time". Nothing to do with actual feelings lol
I know 🤣 I just hate the expression
7-A-15, Requesting help, shots fired (address)
Close but, wrong.
It should have been 7 Adam 15, Officers need help, Shots fired. They hard wire it into your brain that you put it out over the radio the right way, as a TO, she should know what to say when putting out a help call. Watch any, any body cam of LAPD shooting or getting shot at, always put out the help call the same way.
the idea of the rookie is actually based on a real story.
I would be it is "inspired by" and definitely has some Hollywooding happening for parts of it. Though all of the scenarios presented in the show have absolutely happened to some cop somewhere
I always love the vids and I just got my dad hooked to the channel! Keep it up!
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You can't get to the Hollywood sign that easily
🤣 I was wondering about that
also nolan should have known about the emergency shutoff coming from a construction background.
TRUE!
So, just a thing to point out to you. Grey wasn’t telling Nolan to ADD feeling to his report, he was telling Nolan to REMOVE feeling from his reports
I knew what they meant 🤣 it's just not helpful
@@OnlyCops fair enough then! I’ll take the word of the experts. Just seemed like you heard it the opposite way
And Nolan always fucks up a vehicle
Fleet services must hate him
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I think the disconnect with these two not being LAPD officer. Protocols are different between agencies. It's different by what city you are in. Protocols are set by events that happen in that area
There is definitely a difference in culture or traditions between even adjacent agencies.
First 3 questions when arriving on a scene, what happened? Who is involved? And 3rd, how can I prove my theory with good evidence?
Yes sir
Good review, I just binge watched that show in the last cpl of months. I have 16 yrs with a major city pd and it’s funny to see other LEO cringe at the same parts I did. I’m gonna subscribe now and have to se me your reviews of Southland, that was a great cop show.
Thank you for your service amigo! Thanks for the subscription and we have a couple of episodes of Southland already 😁
Season 2 epo 11 and any season five episode you have to watch!
We will add it to our list 😁
doesn't he have to be P.I.T. certified? maybe not all agencies, but definitely the LAPD
Most officers don't get PIT certified right out of the academy. But I bet LAPD does do that for their recruits
whattttt how do u guys only have 9k subs I thought u guys had at least a mil. keep up the good work!
Thank you for the support!
18:20 The tattoo is real.
Very cool!
Nolan just chastised his trainee for doing the same thing
The cycle of abuse continues lol
He chastised her for giving aid to the victim before making sure the room was clear
I have a theory why The Rookie Uses terms like Shop and Boot. It’s most likely since the writers and actors went through LAPD training it may be a way to drop fake bits in case someone tries to impersonate a cop.🤷🏽♀️
There is definitely a lot of inspiration from the LAPD and fortunately for us all, outing a fake cop is pretty easy for law enforcement, but on the civilian side of things I could definitely see it being a cause for alarm/worry.
Another excellent video, keep it up, more rookie please 😁👍
Thanks my friend! Thank you for the engagement!
yall should react to "Daddy Cop" from the rookie, there's two parts, and contextually it's hilarious XD
We will add this to the list 🤣🤣🤣
@@OnlyCops I think you'll all get a kick out of it, it's so random but so good 😂 especially for no context reactions 😅
Shit magnet is the reason I’ll become a cop I get crazy shit in the hospital I work at couldn’t imagine
Some people just attract the crazy 🤣
Could I ask why you guys retired? You both seem pretty young
We were smart enough to leave on our own terms after having to police during 2020
18:55 You can hear the bad guy racking his shotgun.
20:30 and now he is reloading his double-barrel shotgun???
Why hit Nolan in the back of the head when he could have just shot him in the back.
Bad guys in Hollywood productions are so stupid.
They are a different breed of stupid 😁
Nolan is known for his bad luck on the show
I love the rookie I've just subscribed and Like and Love your content.
We appreciate all of the above! There are plenty of other Rookie episodes we've covered, I hope you enjoy them all!
The captain said once again with feeling emplying that there was to much feeling written in it again
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Man I miss when they did patrol all episode now it's all detectives and shit
🤣 that does sound lame
How did I not know about ur channel before!!!
Well I'm glad you found us!
the replacement car was too old. may a mid 90s ford CV would have been realistic
Was taught reports were to be written k.i.s.s
Definitely not a bad idea, I would however be through in articulation
This is pretty good. Wonder why their subscribers are so low?
Thanks for the support!
Cops are not super popular at the moment.
These guys seem nice though.
Lean into onlycops brand shirtless episode
🤣🤣🤣🤣 we'll take it under advisement lol
@@OnlyCops I'm surprised you responded
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r u guys married? noticed the matching rings.
u don't seem like it, but if u r, cool lol!
100% married 😁
@@OnlyCops to clarify my reply- i meant are you married to EACHOTHER :) and then i said u dont seem like it but super cool of u are!! and if u arent- yay for your partners! I love seeing cops retired or in active duty married. thank you for your service.
Don't like the head lady too much she doesn't make it
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A couple interesting shows you might react to for historical context iare "Adam 12" and "Dragnet."
We will add it to the list!