He said "yo"

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@@jameshighway2308 didn't he get caught for being dirty

Aaron Murphy Ryan ? He was framed by you know who

AlbanianValor he was framed by Voldemort 😱😱 lol 😂

That's why he makes a good cop

I like that

Yes since he can play both sides

😂😂 it’s like if he was an actor

It even plays into her hesitation to go in the first place, a small touch that I appreciate

Actually Nylla Harper use that trick when she did undercover work on their first day riding together using the tires dirtying her clothes. I guess Nolan use a few of Harper own undercover tricks as his own.

He was copying Harper from earlier in the episode. He learns quick.

Means hes not trained, meaning accidental shots are possible. Someone who's trained knows when to shoot someone who's not is a scary thing indeed

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Kill shot! That's a kill shot!

Date night: _"Thats a kill shot!"_

Kevin Thomas and she got no come back

@@ngflycloud the look on her face tells you everything as you can tell she's trying to think of a comeback but all she's getting is "Well damn, he's got me there."

@@DarkLordDiablos I love it when he does that too her. I love their dynamic now that he's not a Rookie, he can just be her friend, and it's been really cool to see Nolan stand his ground against his superiors a little more now that he's off probation, like stopping Lopez from chucking a guy in a woodchipper.

Her look was like "Touchè

I think the way he dirtied his shirt was like a throw back to the first time he met Nyla. When she took stuff from the wheel of her shop to make her look better.

I'm just wondering when the last time that van was swept.

Nolan took watch and learn seriously

I know right lol he is gonna end up being the best cop they did him dirty with that reprimand but i think tim or one of the to will get promoted and help him out like put in a good word for him with one of the bosses or someone like captain anderson will notice him if she didn’t die i think she wouldn’t have gave him a reprimand but if she was alive i think him and nyla would have went to her about armstrong

All that running around they do on this show

@@SurahOnline It's preping for a new Suicide Squad movie. Nathan here is becoming a superhero.

Mike Benko NOWEBDJSIRBDLWKFOFBSND WAUAUYYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYYY OMG GES GONNA BE A BERO LIKE HE ISNT ALREADY HERO ENOUGH

He can finally play Nathan Drake

and it goes vice versa as Nolan's traits rub off on her

😂😂😂😂😂

Only see Seamus guest appearances one episode, haven't seen Esvezeto's. But man the old team Fireflies.

@@Ancaryvan Jon Huertas makes guest appearance in S2E3, same as Seamus Deaver.

He's also an ODST turned Spartan.

Lucky he wasn't aiming at his head

Nathan said he could come back as Cayde if Bungie plans to bring him back one way but I doubt but he did say he would play Cayde again

HE'S BACK

If he held it right, it would be suspicious since thugs don't know how to use guns other than aim and shoot.

If Nolan held the pistol like a trained police officer, it would look really suspicious to the criminals. He held it like a gangster, which was perfect.

C'mon you do realize that this is a tv show and not real life?!! In reality officer Nolan would have taken two bullets to the chest before he even had a chance to pull his gun from his back waist line. That ok let me wait and give you a chance to pull your gun out so we both can have our guns out and look at each other and look tough is straight up make believe!!

@@isiahwarner3087 Do you think standoffs with guns not happen

Isiah Warner You can pull your guns out quick enough if trained right, so if Nolan was trained with unholstering his glock quickly, that would mean he would be able to point it at his heart, so it’s not unrealistic no.

Ah yes the criminal is just going to shoot someone in broad daylight in the middle of the street despite just trying to threaten some junkies... i don't know what kind of boohoo ass world you live in guy

@@isiahwarner3087 ol dude flashed his gun without pointing it, showed he wasn’t really willing to use it to kill, just for intimidation

Beware old men in a profession where men generally die young. The look Nolan gave him plus his age, probably told the guy that the person infront of him was old in the gang lifestyle for a reason. It's best to not risk it and let it slide for now.

Ik its not required for criminals but what are the odds of a long time gangbanger not having any tattoos. I mean even just standard criminals usually have one or two

​@@callmecalamitylook it it from the pov of a young gangbanger surviving multiple risks on his life in his first few months in the gang. He probably saw it as a omen that getting tattoos that were easily hidden would be a good thing should he survive to mild age. Like how the Yakuza get the body tattoos done but leave enough space on their front to allow them to wear their shirts open without revealing them.

Well, Nolan pointed his gun directly at the center mass of the suspect upon being threatened with a gun by the the suspect. Nolan only needs to pull the trigger if the suspect tries anything, unlike the suspect wherein he still needs to aim then shoot which might take a split second but by that time, Nolan may have already pulled the trigger and hit the suspect with around 2 or 3 bullets.

I dont think so i mean his whole reason for becoming a cop was the bank robbery he survived and he was scared distracting the robbers so i doubt that hes done stuff like that before. He lived in rural Pennsylvania so its not like much crime happens there anyways

The ladies find him intoxicating, I understand.

not necessarily, the gun coudl have been stolen, pawned by a corrupt/junkie cop(which happens in an episode as well), or hell bought it from a gun show/arms dealer, or hell even buying it normally(unusual for a junkie)...because cops use it because its both reliable and easy to obtain, many people could have the same model, its the rifling that matters really

Maybe that's why the camera focused on it and Nolan it gave Nolan the confidence to draw his own

Just the sight of a gun is enough to scare most people off. Also it takes less than 1 sec to cock it and fire if you really need. He also was not expecting Nolan to pull his own piece and call his challenge. Which gave him enough pause to back down.

P. Nguyen it release the next day

They always release it at 5am,don’t spoil it for yourself

Not a boyfriend, her dad

@@anthonyjaccard3694 in this case "my oldman" meaning is "my boyfriend - daddy"

@@Niver0 OK. English is not my first language so I might have misunderstood. Is it really something people say? Sounds weird calling your boyfriend the same way some people call their father

@@anthonyjaccard3694 It's American English. Same as "old lady" being girlfriend. English English old man is indeed Farther.

@@anthonyjaccard3694 It 'can' mean father in American Slang, but in this context it means"Boyfriend" or "Baby Daddy " aka the father of your illegitimate kid(s). In this context it would be WEIRD for her father to be dragging her from the car, so it makes sense that he is playing a jealous boyfriend. Also the quip by the villain about "old is right" is a direct insult to the fact that she has boyfriend who seems too old to date her ;) LOL

Rookie

The Rookie streams on Hulu 😊

nolan who?

@@snottytoe6957 officer nolan.. the character nathan fillion plays

@@nitab36 nathan who?

@@snottytoe6957 ok now your bullshitting

@@nitab36 bullshitting who?

2x09

2x09

"Yo, make me" - in response to the "Yo, walk away". Subs are right.

Watch his mouth. It's YO, not NO.

While it's no secret the reason that Bishop's actress left the show, it wouldn't surprise me if the lack of chemistry between them was also a factor considering how quickly Nolan and Harper clicked. He's the Yin to her Yang with them each learning from each other.

@@DarkLordDiablos so true So very true

Nathan needs to leave the show urgently. His character in the fifth season becomes more and more boring. While not quite an old man, you can find something more interesting.

What's with the barrel on the glock?

@@homicidalhotdog6082 ooooh, I've seen blank guns that fire flares with an adaptor. But I have never seen an adaptor for that.

+Ben Kerry You people are a waste of time.

@@whiteribbonman1 Said the guy commenting on the same thread on the same video.

+ɟɟO ʞɔnℲ MY comment was aimed at the self-acclaimed firearms experts trying to pick apart the video, NOT the video itself.