Unlike most rookie fanatics, I really try not to hate Bailey Nunes.
She has some positive traits and attributes herself, and she is not a bad person. If anything, she’s just an annoying character.
But when the rookie gives her some frustrating storyline, she has very little performance and she has a poor manner.
Focusing on Jason and Bailey is a mistake
Unfortunately, a large arc no one asked to spin around Bailey and her ex-husband to destroy or even kill her.
It was the biggest cliff of the rookie season 6 finale as Jason and Oscar got out of prison and got stuck in a battle with Jason Deadset to hunt Bailey in retribution.
Jason isn’t the biggest and most eye-catching villain in the series, so he’s already having so much room in the Rookie Season 7 storyline that it’s already a strike.
On top of that, the biggest threat he posed was Bailey, and in a long list of characters that could have a powerful multi-episode arc, it’s safe to say that Bailey isn’t anyone’s first draft pick.
The rookie has not used its cliffs most of the time
The rookie thinks the rookie who connects this storyline to Nolan is likely worth it, but has not taken advantage of its large cliff this season.
Until Rookie Season 7 Episode 5, we didn’t even see it happening.
This season’s five episodes, it’s hard to care about Jason and Bailey anymore, and it’s already annoying that Nolan has taken some stupid behavior to save his wife, who doesn’t want him to put her in the White Knights first.
The whole storyline has collapsed, and it is more of a human nuisance than anything that makes sense.
If anything, we could have spent a lot of time on many other stories, including going into the bottom of whether Seth is dark or not. Instead, we spent time working on this story with Bailey and Jason. It doesn’t serve the role well.
The series ruins domestic violence storyline
It also fails to achieve thematic justice, as the meaningful, powerful arcs about domestic violence should have had enough attitudes to bring many people into some serious topics and some of the dangers.
Clustering Bailey’s domestic violence between other more pressing storylines, from animation to humor, doesn’t make the subject just.
Meanwhile, the storyline captures Nolan and Bailey’s worst flaws and most annoying qualities, which makes the audience more overwhelmed than anyone else.
What we get is this storyline, which plays the tired and exhausted character of rookie Barbie: Bailey Badass is doing the stupidest thing imaginable while looking like it is here at the same time The process is like an unstoppable force of nature.
Exploring a potentially compelling pathway for domestic violence survivors to some extent tolerate from semi-baked action movies to some plot, leading Bailey to collude with a hired killer to bring her ex-husband out Now.
Maybe if she was alone and didn’t marry the police, the storyline would be better.
Bailey’s behavior is ridiculous
Bailey had plenty of opportunities when he arranged for Malvado to contact the police to get them arrested such fugitives and take things from there.
What is the chance that a violent criminal once escaped from prison with pure luck and absurd opportunity?
Rather than notify her husband and allow the police to go to work, she lured Jason and gave him Malvado to execute him.
Bailey then acted as if nothing had happened, but foolishly left the burner phone, which she used to contact the assassin in her pocket.
Its typical nature is annoying, and the storyline does not lead to an interesting scene where Nolan faces moral dilemma after his wife assists the murderer.
In this case, they established a perfect situation where Nolan faced a moral crisis that must determine his boundaries as an official of the law and husband.
Even with his rogue, impulsive, reckless moments, rookies often portray him as some scouts, and his wife does unimaginable.
But somehow, “Rookie” Season 7 Episode 6 didn’t give us this. Instead, we get a situation where Bailey slams Nolan for not supporting or understanding her position and sympathizing with her.
Sorry, what?
This season has been wasted moral dilemma in some way
And, if there is any question whether the series intends to do so, the next part of the promotion is Bradford urging Nolan to not make mistakes with his wife and fight for her.
Should we ignore Bailey’s two murders with a killer? Jason and his blonde girlfriend’s blood were in Bailey’s hands.
What about the scene where Bailey blatantly commits a felon and then gets upset about her husband calling her responsibility to become Nolan must prove his love, loyalty and worthy of the law husband?
Why can rookies deal with regular disputes between this marriage be resolved with a box of chocolate and a big gesture?
Nolan didn’t forget to take the trash out, he didn’t forgive Bailey, nor did he let her leave the hook because he missed his birthday.
Bailey didn’t stay too late for a night, and she wasn’t angry at his missing date night.
Why did the rookie verify Bailey’s anger while justifying and understateing her actions? How does Nolan pay and face some air?
Rookie enthusiasts greet you.
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