Starting over isn't easy, especially for John Nolan who, after a life-altering incident, is pursuing his dream of joining the LAPD. As their oldest rookie, he's met with skepticism from those who see him as just a walking midlife crisis. As The Rookie goes into season 7, it will continue to explore unresolved storylines from Season 6, including major threats from past villains. The show's creators promise gripping episodes that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.
Alexi Hawley revealed that The Rookie season 7 will return to an episodic format with 18 episodes, focusing on standalone stories.
"I do think we'll go back to being more of a standalone show with serialized elements because it's going to be a longer season and I think people really do like that. Also, there are the many different ways we tell stories — whether it's the big event-type episodes, the more rom-com episodes, or with a big guest star — so it'll be fun to go back to that."
Everyone is Taylor (casting male or female, between 20 - 58 years old, any ethnicity) a business person on their way up the ladder, with very much to live for is too frightened to speak. Taylor is discovered by Lucy, caught hiding in the bathroom, while a terrifying, violent, mean and eager for violence and destruction, “Purger,”named Maynard, leads a group of killers and looters who eventually square off against the police in the Municipal Building. Taylor is terrified and seen crying coming out of the bathroom stall, and losing blood, Taylor faints momentarily before eventually getting shot by a naked Maynard. (Co-Star)
NOTE: IN THIS EPISODE, the people have voted into the city government, a unique political party that has now established a near lawless night. In response to rising crime rates, unemployment and social unrest, the city has decided to have a 12 hour “Purge” to get out the frustrations of its people. For one night every year, short of unleashing weapons of mass destruction or targeting top-level government officials, pretty much any crime is legal. Police are not allowed to stop them unless they draw upon the government and/or the police force, itself. But with all of these pros and cons, the purge proves to build up to more violence than it stops, as well as to legal gymnastics.
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