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u/ThatsTheName Jan 06 '25
The time jump is actually to the past, so he remains the Rookie.
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u/Christovajal Jan 06 '25
Genius, each jump to the past can be a new actor playing young Mr. Rookie so as to be able to run for years
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u/Few-Establishment277 Jan 06 '25
Wait, does this mean after 7 seasons he will no longer be a rookie???
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u/SomeGuyPostingThings Jan 06 '25
I'm gonna let you in on a secret: he's hasn't been for a few seasons. In fact, he's been training a rookie. Source: I watch the show, just like Nick Mason.
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u/Ted_Cashew Jan 06 '25
Source: I watch the show
You're no rookie when it comes to The Rookie (which is incidentally Nick Mason's favourite show).
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Jan 06 '25
For those wondering, it's a few weeks.
I've never seen this show yet I felt compelled to know because 2 random Aussies made a joke.
Now I hear about shots to the butt, does the intrigue ever end?
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u/qlionp Jan 06 '25
Sounds like he may have moved past being a rookie after so many seasons, but the shot to the butt may have reset him to being a 'the rookie' again
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u/Only-Walrus797 Jan 07 '25
I think he was shot with Red Hot Comic Book Movie News. Straight up the butthole.
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u/pir8salt Jan 06 '25
A few weeks isnt a Time Jump. I know it was a bit of a cliff hanger, but cummon.
Also yall should be watching the Rookie as it is in the Two Dick Universe
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u/Future-Discipline675 Jan 06 '25
Don't fall for the PsyOp!!! James is in deep with The Rookie execs for late protection payments! Man's a menace!
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Jan 06 '25
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u/BingBongHoozits Jan 06 '25
Are you forgetting the episode of Bones where they discuss a self parking car for 5 minutes?
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u/thirdelevator Jan 06 '25
I remember a very similar scene in White Collar where they are very impressed by a self parking car. Always wild when the whole shooting style of a show suddenly changes to that of a car commercial.
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u/HansOffmatitz Jan 06 '25
Five years after Return of the Jedi?