Officer John Nolan and Officer Nyla Harper are assigned to a community policing center to help rebuild their station’s reputation in the community. Nolan is determined to make a positive impact but Nyla has her doubts.
Brandon Routh
Doug Stanton
Kamar de los Reyes
Sgt. Ryan Caradine
Arjay Smith
James Murray
Dylan Conrique
Tamara Colins
Brent Huff
Officer Quigley Smitty
Jorge-Luis Pallo
Hugo
Sean Marquette
Mr. Moore
Dia Frampton
Angry Rideshare Driver
Will Harris
Drunk Veteran
Amarr M. Wooten
D'Andre Salah
Avis de la communauté (6)
The fact that people are made about this season and episodes really shows which side they're on...
Seeing Brandon Routh: :D!!! His character is racist: D:???
I remember watching this episode for the first time. They’re outside to accommodate COVID precautions. A creative solution. They don’t acknowledge the real-world situation in the series at all (unlike 911, for example). On a separate note, the discussion of racism in policing isn’t self-righteous. It’s a discussion that surely departments across the country had in the wake of BLM protests and George Floyd in 2020. In that regard, they are acknowledging the real-world, but doing so through their own lens, and the lens of new police officers who have to make their own decisions for how to act in a world where racism IS a reality, and policing IS at odds with marginalized groups. They basically took 3 seasons to ignore that, focusing on plot and the characters. Now with established characters, the discussion of real world politics/racism/policing can take place without seeming so baseless and preachy.
I am SO happy about the new TO!! It's good to see him back on television on a show with pretty good writers.
Ugh, Brandon Routh... hated his guts in Chuck and it seems it won't be any different here.