

The Rookie: Feds
Special Agent Simone Clark, the FBI's oldest rookie, is a force of nature and the living embodiment of a dream deferred. She collaborates with her new colleagues at the Bureau's Los Angeles office to bring down the country's toughest criminals.
Director(s)
Mimi Baker
Oliver Grigsby
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tournelhenry
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.
GenerationofSwine
Well you know it's woke because Strong Black Female Lead (SBFL) walks around spouting off woke talking points in a way that's only a little removed from a speech... ... while being the bestest ever and putting evil men in their place easily and by that I mean that I mean she does it all without breaking a sweat while showing up the more experienced agents And while SBFL is doing all that everyone around her just talks about how beatiest she is, never missing an opportunity to praise her as the bestest of the bestest while pointing out her diversity in the few moments she fails to. But given everything that's coming out about the FBI in the news, having am ultra woke Fed is pretty realistic, the only thing that seems out there is the fact that the FBI actually takes on crime instead of parents and political enemies of the left. At the end of the day though, you've seen this before, it's like all the other shows exactly like it that put politics over plot
misubisu
This is a spin-off series from 'The Rookie'. The central character in this series was introduced mid-way through season 2 of the Rookie... and we get a lot of backstory on her and why she joined the FBI. Both 'The Rookie' and The Rookie: Feds' are excellent entertainment. They are not even slightly realistic in the way, either the LAPD or The FBI would be run or their processes... but that isn't the point. They are TV show and very entertaining, with great story lines, humour, drama and twists. Thankfully, they have renewed The Rookie for a Season 4. I hope we don't need to wait too long for it. What's the future for The Rookie: Feds?... dunno and don't really care. I'll watch it if it is renewed, but wouldn't Miss it if it isn't. I would miss The Rookie!!
The Rookie: Feds FAQs
The directors of The Rookie: Feds are Mimi Baker and Oliver Grigsby.
The cast of The Rookie: Feds includes Britt Robertson as Laura Stensen, Frankie Faison as Christopher 'Cutty' Clark, Kevin Zegers as Brendon Acres, Niecy Nash as Simone Clark, James Lesure as Carter Hope, Devika Bhise as Antoinette Benneteau, and Felix Solis as Matthew Garza.
Episodes run about 43 mins. The total runtime is about 15h 35 mins.
Yes. You can watch the The Rookie: Feds trailer on this Fanbiz page on Fanziz.
The Rookie: Feds was released in 2022.
The Rookie: Feds is listed under Crime and Drama on Fanbiz.
The Rookie: Feds has 3 reviews on Fanziz, with an average rating of 3.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "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 prop..."
The Rookie: Feds has 1 season and 22 episodes on Fanbiz. Available seasons include Season 1.










