Free Fall

Loving the writing creativity of conflict in this season finale. Excellent suspense and humor at the right times, with a sweet little cliff-hanger. Well done and executed... all acting and directing spot on! The cast are all growing on me and are perfect in their respective roles. Keep it up guys. Another perfect 10/10 on this episode. Now to up my overall TV series score from an 8 to a 9! Can't wait for another season. 🙏

This marks the end of season one and hopefully not the end of the series as it's a great one. The dialogue and overall writing have always been great and this is another episode that shows how great it is. They delivered one of the most suspenseful episodes with a plot that can often turn bad but they succeeded and I believe it's mostly because of the director, Michael Goi and the actors that portrays the events in as realistic way.

The overall season have been great, showing us different police scenarios in every episode, also bringing us great mix of drama and comedy as it's done in a great and fresh way.

Nolan and Talia attend a dispatch call in a bus station and find a dead body in the restroom. Soon they learn that the guy is a terrorist that intended to release a bio-weapon in LA. The Police Department is in standby investigating where might be the terrorists. When Tim and Chen arrive at a home, they realize that the owner has mistakenly swapped backpacks at the bus station and the weapon is inside his room. Tim immediately locks the door to protect Chen while the CDC starts the quarantine protocol.

"Free Fall" is maybe the tensest episode of "The Rookie" so far. The plot is excellent and looking forward to see what will happen to Tim. Jessica shows that she is a badass. My vote is nine.

Title (Beazil): "Queda Livre" ("Free Fall")

Whew, this episode gave me chills. I loved everything about it. I love the storyline of the terrorist attack and them being involved personally. I loved how Tim's character was used, but I'm still not certain how I feel about Jessica but I guess I'll see over the next few episodes (or seasons). I also really like how we used Wesley in this episode. I always like when he's in episodes, but I especially loved him in this one. It was nice to see their job through his eyes.

Best part of the episode? Everything, but I especially loved the Tim-Lucy scenes. The chemistry between them is incredible.

Worst part of the episode? Nothing. It was absolutely perfect. I've rewatched it way too many times and I love it even more each time.

What a ludicrous episode , obviously NOLAN has turned from Rookie into supercop and Russo is a terrible character