John Nolan, le rookie le plus âgé du LAPD, utilise son expérience de vie, sa détermination et son sens de l’humour pour suivre des recrues âgées de 20 ans de moins que lui.
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The Rookie : Le Flic de Los Angeles Notations et commentaires
- Carlo26 janvier 2025I love it :D
- Dj Flexo25 février 2025Can't wait for season 8 😩
- hybrid20118-6 jIs it the show of the year? No. But it’s a great binge watch with likable characters and realistic situations, sometimes happening so often that it starts to feel a little unlikely overall. Still, I really enjoyed it. The characters grow meaningfully between seasons, and the world around them evolves in a natural, organic way. Highly recommended!
- ava limlomwongse20 avril 2025my favorite show of all time im not even kidding it’s so freaking good omg and like it’s not just some cop show it has character plot thank the lord i love this show smh
- Daniel Tisserand4 avril 2026Wholesome, funny. You can’t help falling in love with John Nolan
- Niclas17 mars 2026My absolute favorite series! :)
- Cubane10 mars 2026It's a police procedural. Like its contemporaries, you may find it difficult to ignore how it's the same 6 beat cops getting in massive gunfights every week. The storytelling is slightly more nuanced sometimes, and while it does occasionally dare to approach being critical toward some police practices, it pulls back pretty quickly. We in the biz call this "cop slop". It definitely does not reinvent the genre, but Fillion is great as usual and the rest of the cast is a good accompaniment. It's another cheap margarita show: fun to consume, maybe to poke fun at a bit, but probably not going to measurably improve your life. All that said, still definitely has its place and everyone could use a margarita every now and then.
- Matt Kelly27 février 2026The Rookie is a police procedural that succeeds not by reinventing the genre, but by giving it heart, humor, and an unusually relatable point of view. Centered on John Nolan, a forty‑something man who uproots his life to become the LAPD’s oldest rookie, the series immediately stands out with a premise rooted in second chances and personal reinvention. What could have been a gimmick instead becomes the emotional backbone of a long‑running and surprisingly resonant show. Nathan Fillion is the show’s greatest asset. His portrayal of Nolan balances optimism, vulnerability, and quiet determination, making the character both believable and deeply likable. Fillion’s natural charm carries the series early on, but The Rookie quickly grows into a true ensemble drama. The relationships between rookies and their training officers—especially the tough‑but‑principled Tim Bradford and the driven Lucy Chen—give the show its rhythm and emotional stakes. What truly elevates The Rookie is its tone. The series blends action, drama, and humor with ease, often shifting from tense street encounters to character‑driven moments without losing momentum. While firmly grounded in procedural storytelling, it also takes time to explore the personal lives, moral dilemmas, and evolving careers of its characters. Over time, the show becomes less about a single rookie and more about the many ways people serve, struggle, and grow within law enforcement. Like many long‑running network dramas, The Rookie isn’t without its uneven stretches. Some storylines lean into heightened drama or familiar tropes, and later seasons occasionally favor spectacle over subtlety. However, the series consistently rebounds by focusing on character growth and relationships—its greatest strengths. Ultimately, The Rookie endures because it understands its appeal. It’s hopeful without being naïve, dramatic without being cynical, and entertaining without losing its humanity. Anchored by a charismatic lead and supported by a diverse, evolving cast, The Rookie has earned its place as one of the most enjoyable and accessible police dramas of the past decade.
- Pissed Off Papa7 janvier 2026This show is way better than 911. No Political B.S. No Wokeness
- Matei MAC19 février 20255 out of 5 best show ever.
- Callum22 octobre 2025⭐⭐⭐⭐½ – ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (out of 5) If Blue Lights is Warhammer 40K with badges, then The Rookie is what happens when someone paints the grimdark universe pastel and hands everyone emotional support doughnuts. This is a very American show — not in a bad way, but in that “everything’s going to be OK by the time the credits roll” sort of optimism that could single-handedly power the Los Angeles grid. Even when bullets fly and lives fall apart, there’s an almost magical certainty that someone will crack a smile, deliver a life-affirming speech, and the background music will cue up a “we’re all in this together” vibe. It’s the TV equivalent of a golden retriever: loyal, heroic, occasionally ridiculous, but always ready to make you feel better about the world. In a landscape where Blue Lights is busy punching existential dread in the face, The Rookie shows up with cupcakes and says, “Hey, maybe we can talk this out.” You could say Blue Lights is a trench fight under a rain-soaked sky, while The Rookie is a sunny-day parade with good coffee and a morale boost. Both belong in your watchlist — just don’t expect them to inhabit the same galaxy.
- Aiden White9 avril 2025I love the rookie it is funny and it can be hart stoping sometimes
- TurbzChenford19 octobre 2025Absolutely the best TV show in the world. I watch every single episode and season on repeat.. The actors are great and it's a super catchy show to get addicted to
- thomashopkins84013 août 2025My Favourite TV show of all time
- damiangomeztomas11 septembre 2025Goooooooood
- Graysen1 février 2025It's a good show I can't watch it on mobile though
- Karen Schuffelers9 février 2025AMAZING!!!
- Mike17 août 2025My least favorite show about the LAPD
- MacBobby Chibuzor4 juillet 2025Life-changing series. Kept watching for a long while.
- Movie_Nerd16 février 2025Got me hooked
The Rookie : Le Flic de Los Angeles Trivia
The Rookie : Le Flic de Los Angeles has 8 seasons.
The Rookie : Le Flic de Los Angeles has 144 episodes.
The key characters in The Rookie : Le Flic de Los Angeles are John Nolan (Nathan Fillion), Lucy Chen (Melissa O'Neil), Tim Bradford (Eric Winter).
The Rookie : Le Flic de Los Angeles was directed by Ryan Krayser, Bill Roe, Tori Garrett, Michael Goi, Chi-Yoon Chung, Lisa Demaine, Sylvain White, Lanre Olabisi, Alexi Hawley, Liz Friedlander, John Terlesky, Robert Bella, David McWhirter, Jon Huertas, Rob Seidenglanz, Daniel Willis, Bill Johnson, Cherie Nowlan, Ashley Williams, Jennifer Lynch, Anne Renton, Toa Fraser, April Mullen, Stephanie Martin, Rob Bowman, Fernando Sariñana, Adam Davidson, SJ Main Muñoz, Timothy Busfield, Marcus Stokes, Leslie Libman, Stephanie A. Marquardt, Greg Beeman, John Fortenberry, Wendey Stanzler, Rachel Feldman, Carol Banker, Tasha Smith, Anna Mastro, Barbara Brown, Antonio Negret, Tara Miele, Gina Lamar, John Hyams, Valerie Weiss, Jessica Yu, Nelson McCormick, Charissa Sanjarernsuithikul, Tessa Blake, Troian Bellisario, Steve Robin, Dinh Thai, Bethany Rooney, Omar Madha, Daryn Okada.
The Rookie : Le Flic de Los Angeles was produced by Diana Mendez Boucher, P. Todd Coe, Michele Greco, Llewellyn Wells.
John Nolan, le rookie le plus âgé du LAPD, utilise son expérience de vie, sa détermination et son sens de l’humour pour suivre des recrues âgées de 20 ans de moins que lui.
The Rookie : Le Flic de Los Angeles is rated 10.
The Rookie : Le Flic de Los Angeles is a Crime, Drame, Comédie show.
The Rookie : Le Flic de Los Angeles has an audience rating of 7.5 out of 10.
The Rookie : Le Flic de Los Angeles episodes are 43min long.
There is no information yet from the studio on if there will be another season.