TV review: ‘The Rookie’ wins you over like a veteran


Unknown to Nolan, the senior officers had switched his body cam with a Laser Tag sensor.

Even when he was the catspaw of the First Evil and slaying, erm, Slayers and Watchers in the final episodes of Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Nathan Fillion had a kind of affability to him that made it hard to stay mad at the dude.

As the almost-cradle-snatching Rainer Shine on Modern Family, his casually narcissistic TV weatherman brought a small dose of, yes, sunshine into the by-then well-worn comedy.

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7.5 10

Summary:

Never tell him the odds

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