The Rookie: Feds(2022)
TV-14
1 seasons
42m/episode
Crime, Drama7.3
"The FBI has a new secret weapon."
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Special Agent Simone Clark, the oldest rookie in the FBI, is a force of nature, the living embodiment of a dream deferred – and she works together with her new colleagues at the Los Angeles office of the Bureau to bring down the country’s toughest criminals.
Alexi Hawley
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Terence Paul Winter
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Top Billed Cast
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A review by tournelhenry
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Written on December 13, 2022
Not suprising. Hollywood adds more diversity characters for diversity sake.
As if cop shows in general are not inaccurate enough _(at least they try to look realistic from proper appearance, fake legal jargon, well acted fight scenes, etc)_, let's take an uprofessional but seemingly "think-outside-the-box" type of character of a Female FBI agent from a good series _(yeah because we must have minorities in everything. Not that it's a problem necessarily)_ and make her even less professional (in appearance, roles, behaviour, etc) and remove the unique thinking aspect but then even hypersexualise her appearance more _(appreciate the irony of female empowerment supposedly criticising the idea of women being valued for traits outside their looks, while forcefully focusing on looks over other traits in supposed empowered female character)_. Then degrade all other supporting characters.
At this point, it's suggestable to just ditch new Hollywood shows all together.
As if cop shows in general are not inaccurate enough _(at least they try to look realistic from proper appearance, fake legal jargon, well acted fight scenes, etc)_, let's take an uprofessional but seemingly "think-outside-the-box" type of character of a Female FBI agent from a good series _(yeah because we must have minorities in everything. Not that it's a problem necessarily)_ and make her even less professional (in appearance, roles, behaviour, etc) and remove the unique thinking aspect but then even hypersexualise her appearance more _(appreciate the irony of female empowerment supposedly criticising the idea of women being valued for traits outside their looks, while forcefully focusing on looks over other traits in supposed empowered female character)_. Then degrade all other supporting characters.
At this point, it's suggestable to just ditch new Hollywood shows all together.
