Grey is like Nolan mentor trust me with Tim and grey on his side he become everything he want in the police Department one day we be looking at training officer Nolan
Lol Nolan saved his life once already in that house that I think had a gas leak. Nolan told him we don't have masks sir so he's like he would just go in with a rag and Grey was like he wants one too. Then Grey collapsed searching the house and Nolan had to go back in and carry him out.
@@Sam19509 I hope they end it with a big promotion for Nolan like detective or captain I don’t want to end it with him just becoming a training officer he almost there now the rookie ain’t going no where right now
Best patrol LAPD, because when it comes to armed response (these would be SWAT, AFO, SCO19, CTSFO) it's completely different and goes to the SWAT tv show
I’m from Rural Texas, now living in Ft. Worth, TX, the only time I’ve ever been to LA was for layover at LAX on the way to Hawaii, but based on the short encounter I had with the LAPD, and the fact that I see a lot a SoCal people moving here to Texas, I concur with your opinion.
This is one of two L.A.based shows that rock, now for the T.V. execs, if cost is an issue , combine with another network with L.A. show and split costs . Say S.W.A.T. and the rookie, different networks but if costs are split between 2 networks, it could work out beneficial for both networks. Just an idea ( unprecedented)
Police procedurals don’t cost that much money. SWAT might cost due to its “special effects” 😂 which is why it is always on the bubble unlike the Rookie.
This scene's good but we need the clip from earlier in the episode when Grey is still in shock and Nolan helps talk him through it. Much more impactful scene to me
I hope this means the audio descriptions were a trial-run last episode. By all means include it as a feature on the DVDs or run a special airing, but please don't force the rest of us to listen to it. It's brilliant for those who need it, but agonizing for those who don't.
Lol why do hospital rooms in the US on tv look like hotels compared to what we have in Canada? I know we get free healthcare and it's tv but damn everything looks new and its a private room too.
As an EMT I can tell you the rooms vary greatly from hospital to hospital and even sometimes within the same hospital. Also don't forget that this is television and that hospital room was probably a hotel room in another episode. There's plenty of goofs there, like the monitor has readings for things that aren't hooked up, etc.
@@HariSeldon913 I live in Toronto and we have nice and newer hospitals but they are in the Downtown core of the city. I think we have like the 4th best hospital in the world on some ranking which is the Toronto General. And we have world-leading facilities that treat Cancer and MS. However the only hospitals I have ever gone to are in the suburbs and they tend to be older. Pretty sure the equipment is updated and the Doctors are great but the interior and exterior of the actual hospital facility feels old like public schools and prisons. I see this scene and the San Jose hospital used as the setting on the Good Doctor and they just look next level. However I bet the actual costs of receiving treatment at such facilities even with decent health insurance via an employer or obamacare in the US is ridiculous. Every time I go to the hospital in Toronto the only expenses are if you want a cable hookup in your room or the parking charges people who visit me have to pay lol. Then obviously you have to pay out of pocket if you want to buy anything from a vending machine, the cafeteria or the on-site pharmacy.
What makes you think private facilities are somehow worse compared to public ones? That's actually been the case for a very long time. I've rarely seen a shitty looking hospital in America.
@@HaveButOneLifeAssuming that you do live in America, you need to broaden your horizons. I have seen varying states of service and physical condition of hospitals while living in a major city. Rural areas will be something else as they don’t have enough patients or local / federal money to fund hospitals.
Even when you know something and can express it to others, when the shoe's on your foot, you sometimes need someone to remind you of that very same thing.
Nolans age really shows when talking to his superiors
As the saying goes: *"With age, comes wisdom."*
Nolan and Grey have came a nice way since day 1.
Grey is like Nolan mentor trust me with Tim and grey on his side he become everything he want in the police Department one day we be looking at training officer Nolan
@@trevorglinton2068 I think that is how the series will end.
Lol Nolan saved his life once already in that house that I think had a gas leak. Nolan told him we don't have masks sir so he's like he would just go in with a rag and Grey was like he wants one too. Then Grey collapsed searching the house and Nolan had to go back in and carry him out.
@@Sam19509 I hope they end it with a big promotion for Nolan like detective or captain I don’t want to end it with him just becoming a training officer he almost there now the rookie ain’t going no where right now
@@trevorglinton2068 at the time i’m reading this comment, nolan is now a TO 💪🏽
Was probably just a throwaway line but i actually do hope Nolan focuses on hostage negotiation. I think he'd be really good at it.
would be a call back to the very first episode
@@mrroboshadowI was thinking the same. He did a good job at that first episode.
I can see him ascending to SWAT as a negotiator
And being a hostage, a couple of times would not hurt😆
I always thought the same thing. He was always good at reaching people and talking to them on their level
This show is amazing
I’ll drink to that
I guess everybody is colluding with Luna 🤣😂🤣😂
Have you met Luna? You'd be colluding with her too if you were there
@@thechosenjoshua indeed
Best show on TV the rookie
Best LAPD on tv version. While the real LAPD is a disappointment.
Oopoöö
For reallll
Someone projecting because their parents think they're a disappointment?
Best patrol LAPD, because when it comes to armed response (these would be SWAT, AFO, SCO19, CTSFO) it's completely different and goes to the SWAT tv show
I’m from Rural Texas, now living in Ft. Worth, TX, the only time I’ve ever been to LA was for layover at LAX on the way to Hawaii, but based on the short encounter I had with the LAPD, and the fact that I see a lot a SoCal people moving here to Texas, I concur with your opinion.
The start nearly made me cry 😢😢😢
That was the same advice Gray gave him when he had to end a suspect in season 1 if i remember correctly
Word for word.
This is one of two L.A.based shows that rock, now for the T.V. execs, if cost is an issue , combine with another network with L.A. show and split costs . Say S.W.A.T. and the rookie, different networks but if costs are split between 2 networks, it could work out beneficial for both networks. Just an idea ( unprecedented)
Police procedurals don’t cost that much money. SWAT might cost due to its “special effects” 😂 which is why it is always on the bubble unlike the Rookie.
Hey it’s a good idea but networks want to own their shows not share
He's a good negotiator. Sometimes wondering if he ended up specializing in that instead.....
This scene's good but we need the clip from earlier in the episode when Grey is still in shock and Nolan helps talk him through it. Much more impactful scene to me
Since Adam - 12 , nothing has come close until now
SouthLAnd was great
@@timoshi119 I never got to watch it
Adam-12? Damn, you're old...
@@gbwillson yeah , but it was still great
Im 32 and I love that show lol
Castle really grew !
I hope this means the audio descriptions were a trial-run last episode. By all means include it as a feature on the DVDs or run a special airing, but please don't force the rest of us to listen to it. It's brilliant for those who need it, but agonizing for those who don't.
whats the song used in this?
let you down kaiga
@@ansidinyno it’s not.
@@MindTG yes it is
Which episode is this?
Season 4 Episode 15 "Hit List"
Left his chicken just out of reach. What the hell, man?
Does anyone know the song in the background?
Plot twist: It's the greasiest, fattiest burger in America in the bag
what season and episode is this
This scene would’ve been so much better without the music
When are they going to name the show 'The Veteran'? He's no where near a rookie anymore.
What episode
It’s season 4 I want to say episode 16
This season is not about what the show was supposed to mean, but in fact it’s revolving around race
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 yes they comprise the core of the show
Lol why do hospital rooms in the US on tv look like hotels compared to what we have in Canada? I know we get free healthcare and it's tv but damn everything looks new and its a private room too.
As an EMT I can tell you the rooms vary greatly from hospital to hospital and even sometimes within the same hospital. Also don't forget that this is television and that hospital room was probably a hotel room in another episode. There's plenty of goofs there, like the monitor has readings for things that aren't hooked up, etc.
@@HariSeldon913 I live in Toronto and we have nice and newer hospitals but they are in the Downtown core of the city. I think we have like the 4th best hospital in the world on some ranking which is the Toronto General. And we have world-leading facilities that treat Cancer and MS. However the only hospitals I have ever gone to are in the suburbs and they tend to be older. Pretty sure the equipment is updated and the Doctors are great but the interior and exterior of the actual hospital facility feels old like public schools and prisons. I see this scene and the San Jose hospital used as the setting on the Good Doctor and they just look next level. However I bet the actual costs of receiving treatment at such facilities even with decent health insurance via an employer or obamacare in the US is ridiculous. Every time I go to the hospital in Toronto the only expenses are if you want a cable hookup in your room or the parking charges people who visit me have to pay lol. Then obviously you have to pay out of pocket if you want to buy anything from a vending machine, the cafeteria or the on-site pharmacy.
What makes you think private facilities are somehow worse compared to public ones? That's actually been the case for a very long time. I've rarely seen a shitty looking hospital in America.
Very cute that you think your healthcare is free. Ain't nothing free. Taxpayers paying out the wazoo for your free health care.
@@HaveButOneLifeAssuming that you do live in America, you need to broaden your horizons. I have seen varying states of service and physical condition of hospitals while living in a major city. Rural areas will be something else as they don’t have enough patients or local / federal money to fund hospitals.
Let's go Brandon 👍
@Tony Maurice Cool story lady
@@wilcee238 senile Joe gotta go!
Is that what Grey said to Nolan when he killed someone?
I think so.
Yes
Even when you know something and can express it to others, when the shoe's on your foot, you sometimes need someone to remind you of that very same thing.