Maybe that’s what Grey intended all along with his tough love and harsh words. Because one thing that we’ve seen over the course of this season is how much these people have all come to be a family. But it was clearly so much more than that because of people they love being at risk. They all came together to handle the situation to the absolute best of their abilities. He was a true hero, as were Talia, Angela, and Jackson. That he is meant to be a cop who just didn’t find his true calling until a little later in life than others. John once again proved how much he belongs in the precinct. We are totally on board with that ship as well. Also, John seems to be doing just fine in the love department with Jessica.
Tim just has to learn to accept the fact that he really does like Lucy. Maybe they aren’t in love right now because they are still getting to know one another, but we do believe their connection and bond are strong and one that is way more than partners. He just wanted her to be okay and that really got our hearts all aflutter. And Tim did his best to reassure Lucy even though he was the one in the terrifying situation. How Lucy tried to comfort Tim even though she was obviously terrified of losing him. RELATED | 'The Rookie' 1x02 Review: "Crash Course" Image via ABC You can say that Tim was just following protocol when he immediately locked Lucy out of the bedroom, but we firmly believe there was so much more to it than that and we just can’t give up on it. Every time we think we’re crazy for shipping them and that it isn’t going to happen, episodes like this pop up. There is a real connection there and we just really want to see it explored. It’s so much more than the two of them just being assigned to each other. While we think that’s cool and support what they ship, we are just stuck on the Tim and Lucy train. Listen, there are a lot of fans out there that are still shipping John and Lucy. While we were biting our nails in anticipation about what may happen to him, we were also living for all of the moments between Tim and Lucy.
We were kind of in fear for all of them, but Tim had to be the one that had us on the edge the entire episode. But there was more than enough risk to go around as John and Talia took off after one suspect while Angela and Jackson were in pursuit of the other. We get into it.While it seemed like every team was in the high-risk zone for the virus, Tim and Lucy were the ones that seemed to get really up close and personal with the entire process. " ends up driving a fairly substantive fracture between them in the coming episodes. "Where we're going with that story is that this relationship has always been super messy, and her past is something she's still struggling with and that he is using against her," Hawley is quoted as saying. Meanwhile, Nyla Harper (Mekia Cox) is locked into a custody battle with her ex Donovan (Enver Gjokaj), which has been complicated by their hooking up at Halloween, and Nyla ending his new engagement by digging up some dirt on his now-ex fiancée.Įven though she didn't really want to do it, she went through with it, and now their custody battle is going up ramp up to nasty levels. "I think the fact that they’re not romantically entangled makes it more special, because they are coming from a place of friendship and connection." "The intimacy that exists between them is really special," Hawley added. That love interest won't be Tim Bradford (Eric Winter), despite the sweet moments they've been sharing lately. Related: The Rookie boss responds to character's shock season 4 exit
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