This series originated from 'The Rookie'. The main character was first seen about halfway through the second season of 'The Rookie', and now we learn quite a bit about her background and what motivated her to become an FBI agent. Both 'The Rookie' and 'The Rookie: Feds' are enjoyable shows. They don’t attempt to portray how either the LAPD or the FBI would actually operate, but that isn’t really important. Thes…

It’s easy to see why people are calling this show woke; the central Black female character delivers progressive messages in a manner that feels almost like a prepared address. She’s portrayed as exceptionally capable, effortlessly dominating antagonists and outperforming seasoned professionals without any visible effort. Those around her consistently highlight her abilities, always ready to praise her accomplishme…

It’s predictable. Studios are inserting diverse characters simply for the sake of diversity. Cop programs already struggle with accuracy _(though they do attempt a sense of realism through things like costumes, legal-sounding language, and decent action)_; now, they've taken an unconventional character—a female FBI agent from what was once a respectable series _(because representation in everything is apparently e…