Ivanoil If you like dramas , any sort of drama especially police drama im sure this show will be for you. First time i saw this show was a couple of years ago , i started watching the first season and left it because of personal issues.This year i found an episode by accident on TV and got hooked up again. This show keeps surprising in each episode , it seems like somehow they found the formula to put enough action and drama in a way it doesn't looks like a cliché of cop flicks. The cast is pretty nice and the story in each episode keeps surprising. At first i got sad because the series were coming to an end but then i realized that sometimes in order to not ruin a story you need to put it to an end.

acadmey23 I absolutely love this show it's amazing i can't believe some of my friends haven't heard about it. I wish they still played the reruns on ion. Please keep this show on the air! I love love love it! I'm completely obsessed with Andy and Sam's relationship i hope they stay together and Marlow leaves the picture i love Andy and Sam! Please keep this show on the air please! I was left hanging with the last season and can't wait until June so I can see the next season! And Dove and Chloe's relationship makes me happy too! But mainly I'm obsessed with Andy and Sam they are my favorite! I really liked Andy as a TO I hope they give her a new rookie!

bkoganbing On the first day on the job the five police rookies who are the focus of Rookie Blue are told that forget what you learned in the Police Academy. The Academy is about rules, the street is where rules are twisted and bent for the sake of justice.Rookie Blue in terms of structure is most like Hill Street Blues from the other side of the 49th parallel. That was also about a precinct, but its perspective comes from the commanding officer or top down. Here it is from the bottom up as we see the precinct in Rookie Blue from the freshest faces in the place.The five rookies are Missy Peregrym, Gregory Smith, Enuka Okuma, Travis Milne, and Charlotte Sullivan. The main focus is Peregrym who is carrying the police legacy of a father who was once a prominent homicide detective, but has gone to seed.This is a nice Canadian police series. Wonder why it wasn't picked up south of the border?

Shopaholic35 This is a really good day in the life of a cop show. Initially when I saw the first few episodes I thought it was good but expected it to be cancelled as it may not have been accepted by the masses. Turns out this show was a success and thank god for that. It has continued on for soon to be five seasons and it just keeps getting better.My favourite character would definitely be McNally (Missy Peregrym) and her dynamic with Sam (Ben Bass) is fantastic. If you've already seen it you know what I'm talking about. But let's be honest the rest of the cast is also great and contribute so much value to the show. Fun Fact: Gregory Smith who plays Dov Epstein was in the 1996 movie Harriet The Spy with Charlotte Sullivan who plays Gail Peck.If you enjoy cop shows then you shouldn't miss this one. The story lines are well developed and match up nicely to the cases featured in the episodes. When you watch it sometimes you can't help but think "what there is no way that would happen" but then your brain kicks over into "actually how has that not happened before". It has a way of seeming outrageous yet completely accurate to real life. I guess that's why they say sometimes real life really is more interesting than the movies.