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Finally, “The Rookie” Season 6 has arrived, getting the crew back in gear for the historic 100th episode of the show, which premieres on February 27. Shown on ABC since 2018, “The Rookie” is based on a true tale and stars Nathan Fillion as John Nolan, the oldest rookie in the LAPD who enlists aged 40.

Due to production setbacks brought on by the WGA and SAG strikes, fans of Alexi Hawley’s popular procedural have been waiting unusually long for Season 6, but the show is finally back and ready to celebrate Nolan’s wedding in the 100th episode.

For Season 6, Fillion will be joined by Richard T. Jones, Melissa O’Neil, Eric Winter, Alyssa Diaz, Mekia Cox, Shawn Ashmore, Jenna Dewan, and Tru Valentino.

Continue reading to find out all you need to know about the release date and location of “The Rookie” Season 6.

When does “The Rookie Season 6 premiere?”

Tuesday, February 20 marks the beginning of “The Rookie” Season 6.
Tuesdays from 9:00 to 10:00 p.m. ET will see the debut of new episodes.

Season 6 Release Schedule:

The first two episodes of the first season have been revealed by ABC, and you can view them here. As soon as new episodes are revealed, we’ll update this page.

• S.5 Ep.2: “The Hammer” – Feb. 27 (100th Episode)
• S.6 Ep.1: “Strike Back” – Feb. 20
  “While the crew gathers to celebrate John and Bailey’s wedding, Celina finds a contradiction in her case that leads to further research. Tim and Lucy’s relationship is tested in another place.

Where can I stream The Rookie Season 6 Release Schedule

Live streaming of new episodes of “The Rookie” will be accessible on ABC.
The following day, Hulu’s Season 6 episodes will be accessible via streaming and on-demand.
Hulu offers streaming for Seasons 1 through 5.

Watch a Season 5 ending refresher

Watch the Season 6 trailer

‘The Rookie’ Season 6 Cast and Character Guide

After a protracted wait, “The Rookie” Season 6 is now available, marking the 100th episode of the venerable ABC procedural. Any show that has been on the air for that long would inevitably have some significant cast changes over time, especially one with as much on the line as “The Rookie.”

In the 2018 film “The Rookie,” Nathan Fillion played a guy from a small town who ends up being the oldest rookie in the Los Angeles Police Department. Since then, there have been several promotions, tragic deaths, and the entry of fresh newcomers into the fight.

For a complete list of the cast members of “The Rookie” Season 6, continue reading if you’re curious about who makes up the LAPD team at the Mid-Wilshire Patrol Division.

Nathan Fillion as John Nolan

Leading a TV program is nothing new for Nathan Fillion. The actor known for “Firefly” and “Castle” portrays John Nolan, the title rookie, who decides to alter his life and follow his aspirations of becoming a police officer in his 40s, thus becoming the oldest rookie in the LAPD.

Apart from his prominent television parts, Fillion is also a James Gunn regular, having starred in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Super, The Suicide Squad, Slither, and Super.

In addition, previous credits include “A Series of Unfortunate Events,” “Santa Clarita Diet,” “Firefly” sequel picture “Serenity,” and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”

Melissa O’Neil as Lucy Chen

Under the first direction of her training officer, Tim Bradford, Lucy Chen, a fellow rookie in John’s class, has shown herself to be a dedicated and driven police officer with a strong love for justice.

After winning Season 3 of Canadian Idol, actress and singer O’Neil went on to star in Dark Matter and make appearances in iZombie, Condor, and other shows.

Eric Winter as Tim Bradford

As training officers, we were all introduced to Tim Bradford as strict, hard, and demanding. Chen discovered that, despite his severe exterior, Bradford is actually kind, committed, and a little bit of a softie. Rosewood, The Mentalist, The Ugly Truth, Brothers & Sisters, and more than 400 episodes of “Days of Our Lives” as Rex are just a few of Winter’s prior credits.

Richard T. Jones as Wade Grey

An experienced police veteran, Sergeant Wade Grey serves as his team’s moral compass, a guiding light, and occasionally a hard, no-nonsense metaphorical smack across the head.

In a similar vein, Jones is a seasoned character actor with over 100 credits, including roles in television shows such as Criminal Minds, American Horror Story, Godzilla, Eve of Horizon, Judging Amy, Santa Clarita Diet, Girlfriends, and The Sarah Connor Chronicles.

Alyssa Diaz as Angela Lopez

Alyssa Diaz, a former training officer who is now a detective, is a driven and determined team player for the LAPD. Wesley and Alyssa are married, and their daughter, who was born in the Season 5 finale, is the second of their two children.

Prior roles for Lopez include those in “Ray Donovan,” “Narcos: Mexico,” “Army Wives,” “Frequency,” and as Renee Montoya’s voice in the animated film “Batman: The Long Halloween, Part Two.”

Shawn Ashmore as Wesley Evers

Wesley Evers, a former defense attorney who advanced to associate district attorney in Season 5, is wed to Detective Lopez and has two kids together.

For his roles as Bobby Drake, also known as Ice Man, in the “X-Men” movies and, more recently, Lamplighter in “The Boys,” Ashmore is most renowned. Additional prior credits include “The Following,” “Animorphs,” “The Ruins,” and “Frozen” (2010).

Mekia Cox as Nyla Harper

Nyla Harper, a former undercover investigator, turned down a “golden ticket” that would have allowed her to work anywhere in the department in favor of going back on patrol as a training officer.

She returned to her detective work in Season 5 after joining the Mid-Wilshire Division in Season 2 and teaching Nolan and Aaron Thorsen. “Chicago Med,” “Once Upon a Time,” “Secrets and Lies,” and “90210” are among Cox’s prior television shows (2009).

Jenna Dewan as Bailey Nune

Bailey, a Los Angeles Fire Department firefighter who first appeared in Season 3, is soon to tie the knot with Nolan after popping the question in Season 5.

Dewan’s credits include “Take the Lead,” “Witches of East End,” “Super Girl,” “Superman & Lois,” “The Resident,” and “American Horror Story.” She is best remembered for her role in the first “Step Up” film.

Tru Valentino as Aaron Thorsen

Born into a wealthy family, Officer Aaron Thorsen is the son of two well-known rappers. He was a rookie when he joined Mid-Wilshire in Season 4, receiving training from John Nolan and subsequently Nyla Harper.

When the squad was ambushed at the conclusion of Season 5, Aaron was shot and suffered grave injuries. Voiceover roles have made up the majority of Valentino’s most noteworthy prior credits, which include “Spidey and His Amazing Friends,” “Fast & Furious Spy Racers,” “Beavis & Butt-Head,” and “Madagascar: A Little Wild.”

Lisseth Chavez as Celina Juarez

Celina Juarez, a relatively new team member assigned to Mid-Wilshire in Season 4, is a native of Los Angeles and believes in superstition and intuition. Her training officer is John Nolan.

Chavez has acted in television shows such as “The Fosters,” “Chicago P.D.”, “Legends of Tomorrow,” and “The OA.”

“The Rookie” Season 6 Guest Stars:

Kristian Bruun as “Mystery Man” in “Strike Back” episode. “The Rookie” Season 6 debuts on ABC on Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET. A day later, new episodes will be accessible for streaming on Hulu.
TheWrap originally published the article “The Rookie” Season 6 Cast and Character Guide.

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