Starting over isn't easy, especially for small-town guy John Nolan who, after a life-altering incident, is pursuing his dream of being an LAPD officer. As the force's oldest rookie, he's met with skepticism from some higher-ups who see him as just a walking midlife crisis.
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Starting over isn't easy, especially for small-town guy John Nolan who, after a life-altering incident, is pursuing his dream of being an LAPD officer. As the force's oldest rookie, he's met with skepticism from some higher-ups who see him as just a walking midlife crisis.
Season 2 episodes
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Danger is ever-present as the officers of the Mid-Wilshire precinct grapple with the aftermath of a plotted attack on the city of Los Angeles, leaving Officer Bradford fighting for his life.
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Directed by Michael GoiWritten by Alexi HawleyGuest stars Shawn Ashmore, Sarah Shahi, Amy Davidson, Zeus Mendoza, Mark Cuban, Skyler Stone, Chad Addison, Amos Blackmon
Nolan teams up with new night detective Nick Armstrong for a murder investigation case that results in an unexpected reunion with a former love interest. Officer Bradford reluctantly accepts help from Officer Chen as he prepares for his sergeant exam, and Officer West pursues an unconventional move after finding himself in need of a new home.
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Directed by Rob BowmanWritten by Fredrick KottoGuest stars Ali Larter, Harold Perrineau, Brent Huff, Crystal Coney, Taylor Nichols, Keli Daniels, Mitch Pileggi, Barnaby Duke
Officer Nolan navigates building tension in his relationship with Jessica and a developing rapport with Grace while working a high-stakes criminal case involving an undercover homeland security agent. Meanwhile, Officer Chen meddles with Officer Bradford’s love life, and Officer Lopez learns some surprising news about Wesley.
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Directed by Barbara BrownWritten by Corey MillerGuest stars Shawn Ashmore, Sarah Shahi, Ali Larter, Jane Daly, Brent Huff, Michelle Bernard, Jon Huertas, Seamus Dever
Officer Nolan gets off to a rocky start after being introduced to his new training officer, Nyla Harper, who has an unconventional approach to police work after her stint as an undercover detective. Meanwhile, Officer Bradford struggles to think of an appropriate birthday gift for Rachel, and Officer Lopez finds herself navigating a case that triggers a personal memory.
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Directed by Lisa DemaineWritten by Brynn MaloneGuest stars Enver Gjokaj, Carsyn Rose, Jasmine Mathews, Samantha Sloyan, Jordan Belfi, Margo Gignac, Ashley Argota, Niko Pepaj
As part of their second phase of training, the rookies are asked to develop their first confidential informants. Officer Nolan soon discovers that no two informants are the same and struggles with his newest task. Meanwhile, Officer Chen’s mother complicates her home life when she comes to stay with her.
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Directed by Rachel FeldmanWritten by Vincent AngellGuest stars Ali Larter, Harold Perrineau, Lauren Tom, Zayne Emory, Madeleine Coghlan, Grace Van Dien, Dot-Marie Jones, Hina Abdullah
An emergency alert of an impending missile attack sends Los Angeles into chaos and uncertainty, while the officers each try to keep the peace and deal with their own disasters.
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Directed by Bill JohnsonWritten by Robert BellaGuest stars Shawn Ashmore, Sarah Shahi, Enver Gjokaj, Carsyn Rose, Crystal Coney, Debbie Fan, Matthew Glave, Jasmine Mathews
John and Jessica’s relationship gets a lot more complicated after she delivers some surprising news. Meanwhile, Officer Bradford and Office West are assigned a community policing project helping out the Watts Rams as volunteer coaches at their fall clinic, along with Rams players Eric Weddle and Robert Woods.
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Directed by Sylvain WhiteWritten by Terence Paul WinterGuest stars Sarah Shahi, Ali Larter, Thomas E. Sullivan, Issac Ryan Brown, Nayo Wallace, Joss Glennie-Smith, Kevin Daniels, Sonya Leslie
Officer Nolan kicks off his birthday by babysitting a crime scene at a law office. Meanwhile, Officer Bradford and Officer West are set to receive special awards, and Sgt. Grey rides patrol with Officer Harper after she requests an early annual evaluation.
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Directed by Toa FraserWritten by Mary TrahanGuest stars Ali Larter, Zayne Emory, Sara Rue, Alan Tudyk, Chloe Bridges, Bob Stephenson, Adam Busch, Rebecca Field
Officer Nolan’s trust is tested when he tries to help the previous owner of his home reconnect with his family. Meanwhile, Officer Harper has finally earned an overnight visit with her daughter that is put into jeopardy when her past undercover life resurfaces again.
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Directed by Leslie LibmanWritten by Alexi Hawley, Corey MillerGuest stars Shawn Ashmore, Ali Larter, Harold Perrineau, Carsyn Rose, Jasmine Mathews, Karen David, Daniel Lissing, Presilah Nunez
Officer Nolan and team are charged with escorting a notorious female serial killer to the graves of her previously unrecovered victims. However, when they arrive, they unearth even more than they expected. Meanwhile, Officer Chen meets a seemingly perfect man who sparks her interest, and Officer Lopez worries about Wesley as his PTSD continues to increase.
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Directed by Bill RoeWritten by Alexi HawleyGuest stars Shawn Ashmore, Harold Perrineau, Annie Wersching, Michael Trucco, Michael Cassidy, Jeffrey D. Sams, Julian Acosta, Natalia del Riego
Officer Nolan and the entire team are in a desperate search to rescue Officer Chen after her abduction and must attempt to get Rosalind to help them in their search. Meanwhile, after Officer Lopez discovers Wesley unconscious from a dangerous cocktail of alcohol and pills, she is forced to keep him close by.
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Directed by David McWhirterWritten by Brynn Malone, Fredrick KottoGuest stars Shawn Ashmore, Ali Larter, Harold Perrineau, Annie Wersching, Michael Cassidy, Julian Acosta, Natalia del Riego, Bart Johnson
Nolan takes his son’s fiancé, Abigail, on a ride-along after she shows interest in becoming a police officer. Meanwhile, Jackson’s relationship is becoming complicated at work.
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Directed by Chi-Yoon ChungWritten by Robert BellaGuest stars Zayne Emory, Madeleine Coghlan, Daniel Lissing, Jeffrey D. Sams, Tina Ivlev, Robyn Lively, Ryan Dorsey, Darin Heames
Nolan is given some life-changing news and invites Grace over for a homecooked meal in his newly remodeled kitchen. Meanwhile, each unit is tasked with following up on dormant cases in the hopes they can uncover new leads.
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Directed by Liz FriedlanderWritten by Alexi HawleyGuest stars Shawn Ashmore, Ali Larter, Jane Daly, Pete Davidson, Brent Huff, Crystal Coney, Meg DeLacy, Michelle Bernard
Officers Nolan and Harper investigate a murder which may have national security implications, while Officer Bradford must confront his past when he crosses paths with a homeless veteran.
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Directed by Sylvain WhiteWritten by Bill RinierGuest stars Ali Larter, Harold Perrineau, Brent Huff, Roger Cross, John Siciliano, Gil McKinney, Brittini London, Mark DeCarlo
Officer Nolan is having a particularly bad day after learning his identity has been stolen and could jeopardize his position as an officer. Meanwhile, Sgt. Grey must confront his past and testify at the parole hearing of the man who shot Grey and murdered his partner.
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Directed by Michael GoiWritten by Vincent Angell, Mary TrahanGuest stars Seth Green, Harold Perrineau, Brent Huff, Jasmine Mathews, Tom Wright, Chris Brochu, Michael Esparza, Monica Ruiz
Officers Chen and Bradford respond to a call at the Los Angeles auditions of “American Idol,” and Officer Chen ends up facing Ryan Seacrest and the judges. Meanwhile, Chen befriends a reporter whose motives are not clear.
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Directed by Stephanie A. MarquardtWritten by Corey Miller, Racheal SeymourGuest stars Shawn Ashmore, Ali Larter, Enver Gjokaj, Carsyn Rose, Ryan Seacrest, Katy Perry, Luke Bryan, Lionel Richie
Officer Nolan’s relationship with his first confidential informant is tested when he discovers her back on the street dealing drugs. Meanwhile, Lucy’s fear of dating following her abduction and her intrusion into Jackson’s relationship is beginning to threaten their friendship.
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Directed by Marcus StokesWritten by Alexi Hawley, Robert BellaGuest stars Karen David, Daniel Lissing, Devan Chandler Long, Bailey Chase, Jeff Pierre, Eve Harlow, J.D. Walsh, Lou Ferrigno Jr.
Officers Nolan and Harper are tasked with escorting four juvenile offenders to a Scared Straight program at a correctional facility that quickly becomes a riotous situation. Meanwhile, Nolan is uncertain about his relationship with Grace after she fails to introduce him to her ex-husband.
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Directed by Tori GarrettWritten by Terence Paul Winter, Elizabeth Davis BeallGuest stars Harold Perrineau, Matthew Glave, Jasmine Mathews, Graham Patrick Martin, Tina Lifford, Christian Ochoa Lavernia, Zach Garcia, Don Swayze
Their rookie year is coming to an end and officers Nolan, Chen and West are about to be squeezed harder than ever before as their training officers evaluate whether they are truly ready for the job. Meanwhile, after one of their rookie classmates is involved in a shooting, the team uncovers some unsettling evidence .
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Directed by David McWhirterWritten by Natalie Callaghan, Nick HurwitzGuest stars Ali Larter, Harold Perrineau, Brent Huff, Crystal Coney, Jeff Pierre, Hannah Kasulka, Chris O'Shea, Greg Serano
Nolan's discovery goes much deeper than he expected and could put his life and career in jeopardy.
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Directed by Bill RoeWritten by Alexi HawleyGuest stars Ali Larter, Harold Perrineau, Annie Wersching, Jasmine Mathews, Hannah Kasulka, Hrach Titizian, Themo Melikidze, Max Adler