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'The Rookie' Showrunner Previews 'Most Dynamic Episodes' Yet in Season 4 | Arts & Entertainment

'The Rookie' Showrunner Previews 'Most Dynamic Episodes' Yet in Season 4 | Entertainment

The Rookie boss responds to season 3 finale's cliffhanger ending

We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article. The Rookie boss responds to season 3 finale s cliffhanger ending Sometimes you ve got to dream big. The Rookie s boss has responded to the season three finale and its major cliffhanger that aired on Sunday night (May 16). Angela Lopez (Alyssa Diaz) and Wesley Evers (Shawn Ashmore) wedding plans didn t go as they d hoped, after Angela went missing shortly after La Fiera (Camille Guaty) escaped, and the story left viewers with many questions. Speaking to The Rookie showrunner Alexi Hawley explained why they wrote the disappearance into the script even though they weren t confirmed for season four at the time (last week the show thankfully did get picked up for its fourth season).

White Racist Cop Is at It Again on 'The Rookie': Hispanics Need to 'Behave'

The stakes are higher in January 24’s episode of The Rookie, “Sabotage,” now that Officer Jackson West (Titus Makin Jr.) is working together with Sergeant Wade Grey (Richard T. Jones), and fellow Officers Lucy Chen (Melissa O Neil) and Tim Bradford (Erica Winter) to take down Officer Doug Stanton (Brandon Routh), presented to viewers as a racist white cop personified.  One of the first interactions Stanton has with a civilian this episode is him stopping a law-abiding Hispanic man:   Stanton: Catch the game last night? West: Yeah. It was brutal. Can t believe they were able to come back on us. Stanton: Uh-huh. Yeah, I believed. That s why I won 200 bucks. Anything look out of place to you?

White Racist Cop At It Again on 'The Rookie:' 'We Wouldn't Have Half the Problems if More of Them Behaved'

The stakes are higher in January 24’s episode of The Rookie, “Sabotage,” now that Officer Jackson West (Titus Makin Jr.