Nolan had his arm cut to help a pregnant, learned the news that disappointed him.
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Shorts from: The Rookie Season 2
'The Rookie is an American police television series produced by Alexi Hawley for ABC. The series follows John Nolan, a forty-something who becomes the oldest rookie in the Los Angeles Police Department. The series is produced by ABC Studios and Entertainment One.
The series is designed by Nathan Fillion, Alyssa Diaz, Richard T. Jones, Titus Makin Jr., Mercedes Mason, Melissa O'Neil, Afton Williamson, Mekia Cox, Shawn Ashmore and Eric Winter. The rookie veteran premiered on October 16, 2018. The first season aired until April 16, 2019. The second season runs from September 29, 2019 to May 10, 2020. In May 2020, ABC renewed the series until January 3, 2021.
Title:The Rookie Season 2
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how many chicks was nolan sleeping with ???
For real, I don't even remember this woman @@erikhopkins9488
For saying that I'm joinijg
@@erikhopkins9488bro 💀
What episode please
Bro literally went
"I wasn't injured i was *lightly* stabbed"
Tis but a scratch
“I’m sorry, you were STABBED?!”
"LIGHTLY" @@itsstarryxx
B99 right
@@leandraleo281STABBED*
For closure: He's actually not upset about her not being pregnant. Shortly after this they break up because he's like 40 and already has a kid that's 20, she's much younger in her 30's and has always dreamed of having a family which to him he feels too old to start all over again. So they break up because they don't have the same goals.
I love that they showed that kind of thing because kids are truly a thing you can’t compromise on
Well, so much for that, considering he tried to have a baby with Bailey.
I hate that they broke up. They were my favorite couple. 😢😢😢
it's pointless bc he ended up having a family with Bailey 💀
All except she's not that young compared to him. The older you get, the less that age gap matters.
sometimes, my brain registers "cut off" instead of cut.
thought he had to get amputated lol
same here lol
Thought I was the only one
That what i think too😅😅😅
Same! 😂
Same
"just a knife fight, no big deal" lol
Why is this blowing up I only quoted Nolan lmao
He was holding it the wrong way
@@mostafaelzohirey9187exactly. The knife guy was doomed from the start
Avarage sans day in a genocide run
Bradford would be proud
I was half expecting duc tape tbh.
THE FACT SHE WANTED TO HAVE NOLANS BABIES.....NOLAN MY BOI🗿🍷😭😭😭😭😭😭
She was so sweet. I like Bailey but damn did that breakup suck
Bailey is better bro❤
What they broke up? I thought they married
@@amandam5683 no he married firefighter Bailey. She gets introduced in season 3
@amandam5683 Nolan breaks up with fbi lady (to focus on his career). Marries kawaii firefighter from season 3.🗿🍷
"The fathers addiction doesn't affect the baby" and then the clip proceededs to show that it in fact does.
I think what they mean is when a man is in active addiction and gets you pregnant it doesn't effect the baby’s development.
@@nerdburger234well , it kinda may in a different way, the stress the mother feels can be harmful to baby
@@lovelyloser3615 the question was "if the dad was doing drugs when we made my baby". She was only asking if his drug intake could effect the baby upon conception. Not "if he's on drugs while I'm pregnant will it affect my baby" those are two TOTALLY different questions, with different responses.
But it can, drugs especially long term use affects everything in your body including the sperm. Low quality sperm can produce a child with issues.
@@nerdburger234except that's false. Which is good that this is not a medical show. Because a father's addiction does affect the sperm quality which does affect the quality of a baby as its developing from an embryo to a fetus to a human being
Depends on the drug. It can effect the quality of the DNA produced in the sperm
Yea but if they do coke I don't think irs effected to the sperm
Usually what’s affected is more just the sperm count.
None of that statement is true
Yes+
@@khairallahdh and the motility and sometimes straight up genetic make up . But there haven't been enough studies , and those should be done.
"Gun has left the chat"
"Taser has left the chat"
"Pepper spray has left the chat"
Nolan has always been one to use lesser force when greater force may be necessary 🤷♂️
He tried de-escalating first, when the attacker immediately pulled out his knife. Hard to react in that short amount of time to pull any range-weapon, considering the close-distance
I don't know about the US but in most cases it's actually illegal tu use pepper spray indoors
This comment is amazing😂 but so true
In a room full of pregnant women? Are you stupid?
Whispers "Save the cheerleader save the world"
Heroes was such a good series 😄😄😄
Hahaha yes! I wondered if anyone else noticed.
She just oozes everywhere
I miss Hero Nakamura
😅😅😅😅
Nolan really said: TIS BUT A SCRATCH!
“A scratch your arms off?”
I know it’s a show but damn did he really think he was going to get anywhere after assaulting a police man
Yep. He just guaranteed he won't be free to harass her or the baby for a minimum of ten years.
Drugs'll do that to ya
@@Wednesdaywoe1975 depending on the state, could be more, could be less.
It takes a second for a knife to fatally harm someone. Self defence skills are paramount to being able to disarm an armed assailant
Hey, it's that same bad boy behaviour that got him laid in the first place.
You think he's going to stop now? He'll probably get love letters in prison now.
😂
The drug itself, not likely.
The behavior of the one under the drug, most definitely.
Edit/Clearing up: I meant what he does under it can affect the pregnancy. Like being too rough, or trying to have intercourse due to the drugs removing inhibitions and lack of judgment.
I don’t know if the behavior would be inherited if the bio dad stays out of the kid’s life. If she gets into a relationship with someone who is kind and caring and wants to be an involved parent, that kid could probably be raised in a good environment and be emotionally stable. That seems like it could happen, given that it seems like the mom had a restraining order based on what she said.
Hopefully the mom in this case has been through some therapy and knows that she shouldn’t seek out people with red flag behavior like the father of her child. It’s unfortunately very common for people to get involved with those who share similar traits to the people who abused them. But the fact that she was at a meeting like this, surrounded by women who saw what she went through, and was comfortable enough with asking that question in the first place?
I have hope that she would’ve turned out okay.
@@julesking1303 Not inherited no, affect the baby it still will being in a toxic abusive relationship if the mother is unable to leave
Some studies say that certain drugs can cause the making of defective sperms , and if they fertilize the ovum , who is to say that it isn't affecting the baby ?? There haven't been nearly enough researchers correlating a father's drug addiction and defective baby .
@@mariscostumes3815It seems she had left him and had some sort of restraining order.
Kids from addicts are more likely to be addicts. It’s something that me and my brothers grew up hearing because our bio parents had addiction issues even to my oldest brother and myself inheriting my bio dads anger issues and even our adoptive parents have said the oldest is very similar to our bio dad down to the way that he has to learn from experience bio dad wasn’t in our life consistently between 0-2 and wasn’t in our life at all after that. Idk it may be a coincidence but that was our experience with it as kids
There is absolutely evidence that a father's addiction affects the baby.
Yes.. I can't believe some of these comments. How simple is it to go on line...and see all the proof..that sperm if affected by drugs. Coke has been found..in sperm..etc
She meant medically when it was conceived. Outside of that, yes a father's addiction affects the baby.
Genetically, it 100% can.
@@boringperson-zb8vyit can in conception, some drugs affect sperm and increase the chance of birth defects
Yes, it has already been proven that even if the future father smoked or drank or used drugs before conceiving a child, it can still affect the embryo
I can’t believe Brooke Taylor-Windham is a doctor now!
THANK YOU!!! I knew I recognized her from somewhere!! 😂
She's come a long way since final destination
OH MY GOSH I SPENT LIKE 5 MINS TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHO SHE WAS!!!!! I’m so stupid😂
Ali Larter, damn good actress and damn good on the eyes!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
So if one or both parent's are its always a 50/50 chance, now this has a lot to do with environment of the child growing up, is the person sober now etc, but yeah I was always told it doesn't increase with 2 but its still 50/50 odds with 1. Now this doesn't mean the baby will have birth defects or anything like that but if they should ever also get addicted those are the odds usually.
My understanding is that there are genetic predispositions associated with addictions, i.e. some people are more likely to become easily addicted when consuming certain addictive substances than other people would. But, that gene or genes would pass down to the child whether or not the parent had ever actually taken drugs. There's also the study of epigenetics, which is a newer field that explores the way life events can potentially alter gene expression and the way genes are passed down to offspring, but any studies looking towards that relationship, in regards to substance abuse and outcomes, are still very young.
@@gwenndolyncampbell1560 i dont doubt that and i have been sober for a long time now and when i got preg (yes sober for anyone assuming lol who reads this) i got to do a study where they looked at my brain and my babys in my belly and then at 3months again so i think more info will always come out and yes it does have to do with someones own experience but i just mean having one or 2 involved doesn't increase the chances from 1. For me i was the black sheep it was totally new to my family and random but i also grew up with depression issues and etc so i think that's why they probably say it's 50/50, i know people with both were addicted and the kids never ever would and then i know someone totally sober and the other never addicted but the kid fell into the same type of steps as addiction, so that's why i think with life it'll always be 50/50 just from personal own human experiences but yeah i just know from what i was personally apart of and have heard yes the dna goes into a baby but it doesn't always mean because u had a hard time that ur baby is going too.
Please cite your source for the 50:50 number.
@@stephanien6237 I was in a study in 2022 to2024 called the mother's baby study from Magee hospital, they looked at my brain (someone in recovery) and my babys brain while in womb and then again at 4months once born) basically theirs dna that will always go in but having 1 or 2 parents don't increase the odds. In my case no one had issues, not my siblings or parents but i had depression issues that lead to it in my case but then i know people with both parents having issues and then their kids had no issues so i think that's why they feel safe saying 50/50 because its really on that humans experience and environment. But i just know from what I got to participate in that 1 or both parent's don't increase the odds from 1 but I like that they are looking more into it to see what's the best way to prevent any types of mental illiness, but yeah what the other person commented is very true as well, i was just speaking to the 1 or both parents doesn't increase the odds atleast what they found in the study I was in.
P.s. yes for anyone reading this i had many years clean before having my baby and still to this day am..
@@stephanien6237 Everytime i try to comment again i cant but i was in a study called "The Moms study" and "Moms baby study" when i was preg ( im in recovery) it was done by magee hospital and Pitt University.
The actress for final destination is here
IKKK THAT IS WHAT I WAS GONNA SAYYY THE MIN I SAW HERRR I WAS LIKE OMGGGG ITSSS "CLEARRRR RIVERSSS" (whats kinda funny in my opinion tho is she died in a hospital in final destination 2 and in this show she works in one im guessing)
@@Arctic_monkeys505_circushouse She also have a roles in resident evil. The same reaction when I Saw her in resident evil love her sm
Lesgo same here lmao. I love her so much. I’m not sure if y’all remember but there’s a very small scene in Jurassic World 2015 where Zack the elder brother is flirting with a woman behind him and she looks awfully similar to Ali Larter. Never confirmed if it is her or not.
Yes. Ali Larter.
The one and only Ali Larter ♡
"Just got into some knife fighting, no big deal.😒". WHATT😮
My man took “Tis but a scratch” or “Tis but a flesh wound” to heart
God, Nathan Fillion is gorgeous
Yooo it’s the actress from legally blonde
Yes! Thank you! I KNEW I knew her from somewhere!
Final Destination!
@@shikhathapa1 oh yeah!! I completely forgot she was in final destination! Also resident evil and I’m sure a bunch of other films im forgetting rn haha
@@emilydaniels1928I know her from Sex Life. She played Billie
Oh my god that's brooke Windham
Castle, what are you doing there? 😅😂
Bro Nolan just be bagging all the bad bitches in this show 😭😭😭
Why is NO ONE talking about the way he says “Thank you.. 🥺”
As a girl who knows the difference between “Thank you.” and “thank you..🥺” this really stood out to me as more than it was made to be.
He reminds me of that one Mc in anime when a metal rod is in his leg and he is like im ok no big deal
Are you taking about full metal alchemist?
The one with dark hair is absolutely beautiful 😍
Man that's weird, the dad being on drugs or alcohol can effect the baby alot acually. Please look it up don't trust tv shows.
We need more man like him.
Ali Larter!!! ❤❤❤❤
Bro fr said it’s but a scratch
That's not true any parent that does drugs can make it harder for the baby to fight addiction
she didn’t want her to worry 💀
Bro really said, "it was just a knife fight" 💀
Father addiction will affect the baby, but :
1. May not be immediately shown /expressive on the child, sometimes it will shown in later age...like the chain chemical in brain pattern could tend to follow in the parent's tho not much clinical reseaech done but i believe it's highly possible
2. Bad parenting if the mother stays
3. Epigenetic is a thing if one of the parent have bad lifrstyle the genetic that passed down could potentially changes into unfavorable side...but ofc not yet enough clinical research to 100% determine it, but better not risked it.
Choose partner wisely, for your and your offspring future
Nolan was such a W ngl
Zahra Bankston before being Ellen Clairemont's campaign manager
Or after. maybe she got tired of Alex drama 😂😂😂😂 I had to admit that it took me 2 o 3 episodes to notices She was the actress 😅😅😅
Bro, really was like,
"tis but a flesh wound"
How many times does nolan get hurt in this show I know it's a lot
I just started watching the rookie and i love it. Nolan is def one of my favorites aswell ❤
My dad was an addict when I was conceived and I'm perfectly fine
That’s amazing. Happy to hear that but unfortunately that’s not the same for everyone.
Bro jus said for 4 minutes and eleven seconds I’m effectively immortal after scoring a jackpot and started throwing hands
The dad's doing cocaine can create issues for a baby. Chromosomal damage happens with both parents- not just mothers.
Where did you get this info?
@@frozenwoods863 From a source that is not a random buddy cop comedy or whatever.
That was a clean slice💀
Fun fact: that's Ali Larter, who starred in Final Destination 2, as Clear Rivers. Her character is one of the RARE characters that evaded Death in the franchise, by bringing in new life.
Thank you! I was trying to remember.
She was also on a show called heroes
“It’s nothing, just a knife fight”
If the dad or mom is an alcoholic then the son or daughter is most ñikely to become one to
Addictions to affect the children
That is true. However, the baby will still be born health. Which is her question.
😂not all cases, my cousins hate alcohol but their father,my uncle is an alcoholic pro max
@@edleenmakiwa6833 no but they are proven to be addicted if they're not careful
My sister had to be stopped since she started getting out of hand with her drinking
She got it from my dad which is an alcoholic
And I haven't touched any alcoholic beverage for the fear of becoming one
That's so wrong don't make assumptions 😂
Only traits are inherited not habits.
Bro really said “Tis but a scratch”
addiction is genetic as well
Legends say
The news hurt him more than the cut
Paragraph guy🤔
I really rooted for those two as a couple since i loved her in life. It made me sad it didnt work out
I remember her from Heroes, she looks exactly the same.
Father's addiction CAN affect the baby. Your DNA isn't static. How you live your life imapcts your future progeny. From the types of food you prefer to the addictions you have (smoking, drinking, drugs), you can pass preferences and addictions to your children.
That would be dependant on the drugs and how they effected the babies growth.
"just a knife fight, no big deal" 😂 this man
Y'all read the title 😂
Bro literally went from detectives assistant to full blown cop. IYKYK.
Richard Castle (Castle)
Naurr why did that lady said that? My dad used to do cocaine and weed, i barely made it to 7, my mom held up a big party to celebrate.
I'm 17 now, but still relatively weak with lots of problems
generally its if both parents are using or if the partner is consistentally exposing drugs around her ergo smoke or such but you also have to factor in gestation period as well and if it is ongoing. Hence why there is a major debate on pregnant women drinking as depending on many factors it can cause either no problems or a shit load.
The way Nolan just throws the phone away before the knife-hand fight
What episode is this?
Bro has ODST, Spartan IV, AND police training.
Oh Nathan fillion
I needed this short
that's actually not true, i've read a couple studies where abuse of marihuana & alcohol affect the quality of sperm, so...
She was asking about the health of her baby. Like if a mother drinks the baby can have fetal alcohol syndrome. But the father being on drugs can't cause that kind of health issues.
She asked when the baby was made.@@dragonprincess8205
@@dragonprincess8205 affecting the quality of the sperm can mean the baby will possibly have health issues in the future.
sure, they won't have fetal alcohol syndrome or any abstinence-like conditions, but they will possibly have problems later on.
the doctor could've been more specific.
He really said : Tis but a scratch!
That blonde lady looks familiar... Didn't she play in The 4400? Heroes?
That’s Ali Larter! I know her best as Brooke in Legally Blonde. She’s the woman that Elle Woods represents in trial. She played a fitness instructor who was accused of killing her husband.
in Heroes!
She was also in " final destination"
@@laurapriego6595Sure! You're totally right.
And Resident Evil.
Bro rlly said " TIS BUT A SCRATCH"
Yes 5here is
"You can't be here! The judge said!" Restraining orders can be such a silly concept in some situations
It can affect the baby
"It was just a knife fight, no big deal"😂😂😂😂😂
That woman IS WRONG!!!!!!!!!!
How
Which woman?
Instead of yelling over a fricken youtube comment saying someone is wrong, how bout you explain how. Man you need to touch some grass bud
@@vinevanderwalt5371 the doctor lol duh. Any drug can affect the baby..
Some drugs cause epigenetic changes. Some drugs residue or vapors or such can 2nd hand affect the mom, therefore the baby as well.
Nolan really said " Tis But A Scratch"
Fathers addictions dont effect the baby en utero, but it most certainly does long term. Addiction is often a heritary problem. And can be even more amplified when the father isnt around after the child is born, inside the home.
“Just a knife no big deal”💀😭
Bros acting like that happens to him every day
Nolan is the bravest he would risk his life for any one
Bro said ‘Tis a fleshwound’
Unfortunately I can sadly relate to the pain of the baby. I was born addicted to methamphetamines and was seriously ill until I was five. This really hits home, thanks for posting this because drugs affect the baby too, not just the mom and dad
Methinks the question the woman asked at the beginning is a legit question that I think a lot of people have but are too afraid to ask.
Will NEVER understand WHY partners fall for people like that, is trying to have happy simple life THAT impossible.😥
you’re right, you DONT understand that kind of pain and hopefully never will. it can be absolutely devastating, so please stop judging people, especially without knowing their past and their pain
"To help a pregnant" lmao
I hate that they broke up. They were my favorite couple. 😢😢😢
im so happy im watching this show now
Ali Larter. I love her in anything she’s in!
From overnight jailtime to permanent jailtime
“Just a knife fight, no big deal” - every British person.
This looks really interesting if you didn’t know all the backstory lmao I’ve seen the rookie so many times waiting for new episodes
I lobe the rookie sm
If the dad has a condition he needs to take meds for and is doing other drugs/substance abuse, that can affect the baby. Friend had a miscarriage due to the cardiovascular system in vitro failing/not growing. He was drinking/taking pills while taking heart meds when she conceived.
bro really said “Tis’ but a scratch”
thats not true anymore, the research suggests that what a father does for approximately 8 weeks before conception can heavily influence outcomes for the baby.
"Tis but a scratch" type beat 😂😂
Y’all yes! The dad’s health (especially drug use or exposure to toxic chemicals and other reasons) does affect the development of the baby. Especially the quality of the sperm (which can lead to more miscarriages/ birth defects) and also the development of the placenta!
Source:
D.,Papalia & G., Martowell (2021) Human development (14ed). McGraw-Hill Education.
X. Wang, D. C. Miller, R. Harman, D. F. Antczak, A. G. Clark. Paternally expressed genes predominate in the placenta. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2013; 110 (26)
Oooooh my freeaacking goood !!! That's Shaw from Person of Interest !!
Anyway, this policeman stands up for this pregnant lady was a really cool scene, even if it was on a tv show
Still totally in chock by the actress of Shaw, she's such an incredible actress
"Tis but a fleshwound."😂😂
Your eyes are so pretty gavin
Bro legit went "'tis but a scratch"
It doesn't affect the baby but it does make your chance of being an addict higher
If one of the parents is under the influence during conceiving or producing sperm/egg, there are chances of mutation in the cell division process: instead of 23/23, cell/cells may divide, for example, 24/22. In cases like these, if the sperm/egg with a mutation is fertilized, the baby may be born with genetic mutations (e.g. down syndrome, or any other syndrome of atypical chromosome count). Drugs may cause other serious conditions and illnesses as well. Addiction affects babies. Or you may be lucky and dodge a bullet.
Ye well a man's health has been found to impact the baby now too so well done
Wow she’s beautiful