Sgt. Grey Warns Nolan About His New T.O. - The Rookie

Sgt. Grey (Richard T. Jones) tells rookie Officer John Nolan (Nathan Fillion) that he should be careful with his new Training Officer, Detective Nyla Harper (Mekia Cox). She's spent most of the last several years undercover, and her transition to patrol is going to be tough. Watch 'The Rookie' SUNDAY 10|9c on ABC.

[whatever]

Love how Grey has begun respecting Nolan, great story progress

[FerretJohn]

For those who don't know and just happened on this clip, Harper's undercover work cost her her marriage with her ex taking their daughter, she Harper took the TO assignment to reclaim some stability in her life and try and get her daughter back

[DoremiFasolatido]

"Why did you make her my TO?"

"Literally no one else is tough enough to deal with her. Some newbie kid would just fold like a bad hand of Poker. You at least have enough guts, and enough tact, to actually cope with the situation."

[gerstein]

I like this scene. Shows how far Grey and Nolan's relationship has come since the pilot. Grey first believed Nolan was a liability and now not only has his view changed it's completely flipped to him believing Nolan's the only rookie here who can maybe handle Harper specifically because he's a forty five year old and not a twenty five year olf

[KS-xkso]

He doesn't say it here but I suspect Grey chose Nolan's TO with just as much of an eye towards what he could do for HER. Grey knows by now that while Nolan might be a rookie cop, he's lived a heck of a lot of life. Nolan knows life isn't easy, has gone through some rough patches, and still manages to thrive. I think he hoped Nolan, with his life experience and endless optimism, would be able to crack Harper's shell and maybe help her straighten out some of the obvious problems she had in her personal life. Worked too.

[gabrielleclennon]

Nolan is my spirit animal when it comes to training officers like my friends and family. Grey is like my parents.

[needabreak]

I love this show. Nathan Fillion suits this role. Guiding Light, Castle & The Rookie. His naive attitude is great.

[rogerfinney]

I think Richard T. Jones, in conjunction with the writers, absolutely nails the Sgt. Grey character. I sure hope they never kill off that character.

[GAMBANJUJJJ]

so this is the alternative universe where nathan drake became a cop instead of treasure hunting

[mariaceciliabettelli]

I love so much Nathan and adore The Rookie!😊💪

[krondarr]

Yeah I like how it has become more of a mentoring situation.

[Currumpaw]

Is it just me or is Nathan getting more fit? Last time I saw him on Castle he was a little pudgy.

[robertmac]

I wish we got this in the UK I've been dying to watch it since I saw the first Advert.

[Feddy]

Bald guy plays his role very well I'm impressed

[flakeycrustduster]

Rick Castle wanted to be a cop so badly. Happy that he's finally living his dream.

[jamieking]

It is nice how Grey now respects Nolan. It seems like Grey is suspicious of Harper.

[themod]

One of the things I love most about this show. The character development is very detailed.

[TimesFM]

This and when López brings the baby home are the sweetest moments

[mohammedsawrim]

OMG isnt detective harper the same doctor on chicago med

[danielenyel]

I like the new TO, not like her because she good, like her because she put more depth to the show story
Everyone have story to tell this is not a Nolan show, we must appreciate every character even though we don't like them
This is not kindergarten story