SummaryFBI rookie Simone Clark (Niecy Nash-Betts) is paired with by-the-books FBI agent Carter Hope (James Lesure) in the spinoff of "The Rookie."
Created By:Alexi Hawley, Terence Paul Winter
❮ The Rookie: Feds
Season 1
Season Premiere:
Sep 27, 2022
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Sep 27, 2022
70
Like its parent show, The Rookie: Feds is watchable because of its star and very little else. But Nash-Betts is just so damn watchable that you’ll enjoy the series despite any reservations you may have.
Sep 26, 2022
70
A show well-crafted and thoughtful enough to feel like more than a perfunctory franchise expansion. ... As long as the producers keep relying on Nash-Betts’ deep well of charm and character, “Feds” has real potential.
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Apr 27, 2023
10
I think this show has potential of being one best crime dramas since criminal minds if gets renewed it probably have the same following that Chicago series and fbi series in terms of popularity if it’s renewed they could make the star a little more serious in her roll as fbi rookie she tends to be loud when she talks
Oct 10, 2022
5
Meh, she spends more time trying to be cute than trying to be funny, and as a result you kind of just blah through the episodes.
Sep 29, 2022
65
Light-hearted procedural that’s better than it should be thanks to the comedic, charismatic personality of its lead performer.
Oct 16, 2022
0
Not worth the time "The Rookie: Feds" is more interested in showing off the 'star's' ample breasts, and dim - wit, than developing a real character and plat lines. Making a female version of the parent "The Rookie" is cheap and mindless. I thought CBS was better than that.
