I know a lot of people have complaints about Tim changing from his season one way. But I actually love his character development? He’s gone through the phases, from an isolated person with clear childhood trauma and some type of PTSD to a human being that has managed to build friendships with different people and a good healthy relationship. I hope they won’t mess this up in season nine with him shutting down again.
One of my favourite theories for season five was that Rosalind was actually going for Tim. But then they went undercover and Chris was the next best thing. Which would explain why she’s blonde and wearing a similar dress to Ashley. Realistically speaking Rosalind hurting Tim would affect Lucy more.
I’m curious as to which villain you liked the most. My favourite one was Rosalind because we don’t get female serial killers on shows a lot. It was interesting to unwrap that. She also seemed to do it for the plot as opposed to some grand childhood trauma (I watch a lot of Criminal Minds lol).
I’m rewatching the end of season four and I keep forgetting that Tim came up with the nickname Juicy. Timothy! What was the thought process behind this?!
I’ve been rewatching CM, currently at the start of season 8 and this man cannot catch a break. Every season he has to go through something deeply traumatic and painful. First his addiction, then we get to learn about him mom, then he thinks he loses Emily. And now the whole Maeve plot line. There’s a reason Matthew doesn’t want to return and I found it. lol
So I’ve finally started watching The Rookie: Feds because I have nothing else to do. There was no reason for this to be a separate show especially if they had money issues. The characters could have been added to The Rookie and that would have kept the show fresh.
One of the things I never understood and was left vague was Lucy’s bio father. Her parents have been awful to her from the start of the show. They have their own beliefs blah blah blah but something tells me that they wouldn’t be happy with her even is she did stay in school.
Then you have her aunt telling her that her mother cheated and Lucy is basically an affair baby. What was the purpose behind this? How did it affect her parent’s relationship as a whole? Is this why she mentions in season two that her parents separated every two months? Would they have been better off divorced?
Screaming, crying, throwing up… we have photos from season 9! 😭😭😭Both Tim and Lucy look so beaten up!
Am I the only one that finds the kidnapping arc weird? Everett and Tim had all of two seconds on screen. He offered money, Tim declined. Everett would get away one way or another as we saw. He said he has money to make it happen, they were just waiting for a good opportunity. So why is he so in his feelings about Tim not letting him go that he kidnaps both Tim and Lucy? It’s been established that he’s a mercenary type of criminal, (everything for the money) not a serial killer. So what is the point of this plot line I ask you? Am I missing something?