With seven seasons outside and another on the road, the ABC drama of Alexi Holly's "Debutant" is one of the many seasonal and successful police procedures of recent years. It can also continue to grow very well in importance, given the high -profile gig of the Nathan Fillion as a high profile The angry green lantern Guy Gardner in Superman.

At the "rookie", Filon's Filion's Filion is significantly better than his character of DC Universe-but also significantly lower in the crime of crime. In the mid-40s of the last century, Nolan unexpectedly finds his reference as a law enforcement officer and begins a new career in LAPD, despite decades older than most other strength debutants. The rest of the show is structured around this attractive character and its surprising inspiring career path, and as the long shelf life of the series proves, her audience loves this spin on the genre.

It would be completely shocking if the show as successfully and (at least on paper) simply did not get spin-off. Indeed, in 2022, ABC tried to regain the magic of the spin-off show called "Rookie: Fed". As the name implies, the show changes things a bit, with Simon Clark on Nick Nash-Tresz replacing Nolan as a 40-year-old rookie that has been making her dream of law enforcement in her case, the mission is to become a special FBI agent. Although he got only one season, the "Rookie: Fed" was well -loved by critics, and it's worth watching if you are a fan of the parental series. Actually out of everything Excellent TV shows similar to "rookie", Spin-off resembles the original most likely. This makes the Fed perfect (and, with only 22 episodes outside, perhaps the easiest managed) procedural to split while waiting for a "rookie" season 8.

ABC canceled "rookie: Fed" after only one season In 2023, but as is the case in the turbulent world of television, there were strengths that are not obvious to those who are not close to the situation. The most obvious window for the show's renovation happened to coincide with the 2023 WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, leading to a "rookie: Fed" that hangs in refurbishing for several months. Despite rising grades (but less impressive than those of her parents' series), things eventually failed to appear in favor of the show and never came recovery.

According to Alexi Holly, the ABC's decision to reinforce Spin-off was probably reduced to money. As he explained during the performance of the tour of television critics in 2024 (through The deadline):

"Much has been related to the forces that led to the strike (...) industry consolidation, the economic impact of the wars in streaming had on different companies. I feel it was not a creative decision. It was a business decision. I can't argue with that. I didn't lead anything. It was a treatment for us.

Although the "rookie: Fed" can benefit from the longer term, at least we got a good season from the series. Although it is sad to lose a quality show that seemed to be just to find their audience, the fact that people who made "federal" to stand proudly behind the project and praise from critics and both testify in favor of the huge viewership of the show.