User Reviews

These two officers in a moral race war with one another definitely hits high point. I am glad for this episode to be had. The writers did a great job and certainly inspired people on what being a human being is all about, civilian or government official. I am sure it was a tough one to write and equally tough one to act out but Makin and Routh did a great job making each of their scenes count.

This was seriously an amazing episode. Probably my favorite so far. It was SO well done. Small minded people who don't want to face the injustices of America in the media are rating it low because they live in a fairy tale world. Definitely worth the watch, highly recommend.

I was gonna go on a massive lengthy tirade of how badly the writing has gotten, but instead I'll give an example on how the "evil white cop" was caught. It's been explained at length that the body cam is always recording. Every Training Officer drills this into every rookie. Then for no reason at all, the experienced older officer decides to completely ignore that fact and do something so incredibly out of character by ignoring that fact, when he is previously shown to be intelligent and conniving, planning a failure for the black rookie by baiting erratic and emotional behavior. Then for no reason at all, he falls for the kind of idiotic bait only a mentally stunted individual would fall for in full view of his body cam.

This show has never been anything special. It's always been a fun mix of comedy and drama that never took itself seriously, but this last season has so clearly been one gigantic jerk off session for the writers and director to show how much of an "ally" they are for the black community. This team of all white writers pretending they know anything about the black community in their million dollar condos in walled off communities surrounded by other white people. And because of it, the writing quality has dropped immensely. Maybe this is the kind of thing they expect from the people who like this tripe, because you'd have to be mentally challenged to enjoy this in comparison to season 1 and 2.

Funny thing, I almost wanted to ask & write a review - how can Doug be standing up, while Jackson gets beaten, when his body cam can reveal that he seen him, but did nothing to help his partner? I already wrote it, and then thankfully I decided to watch it until the end before publishing it.

And I would say, it is very belivable that he would not think about it & forget. I criticize show before, but this is a very good episode!

Plus, I remember & like Josh Stewart from Criminal Minds, it was a nice surprise to see him here.

Sadly, this became some woke garbage for the half of it's time. Creators probably wanted to be in touch with occuring events, but lost their touch with reality in process. Characters actions dont have real motives and some even act out of their character, like West. So strong beliefs about the cops in him and one *snap* and he goes full war on "bad" cop Doug? Unbelievable. And obvious plot hole - who West managed to do that trick with Doug's camera? Doug was always suspicious, aware, he's always on alert and very smart. And he just... let it happen? Meh. And for Doug himself. Form being just a hardie, maybe also being extra suspicious to certain groups (which was also explainable as he had some history with gangs, saw a lot and knows a lot), they made really "bad" cop, criminal actually just to force the story with him and West to make sense. They should have end it there where they just explain his past and west was forced to change mentor hitting hard reality how everything is not that simple. That would kept both West and Doug characters a least believable. BLM ruined many shows. Very sad.