: In the final scene, Tim takes charge and asks Lucy if she wants to get dinner. She accepts, but insists on ending things properly with Chris first. Side Stories
The eighth episode of , titled "The Collar," delivers a high-stakes, race-against-time "bomb day" in Los Angeles that culminates in one of the series' most anticipated character developments. The Explosive Rampage
Are you interested in a deeper look at the relationship timeline, or "The Rookie" The Collar (TV Episode 2022) - IMDb
: The team identifies the assailant as Richard Dormer, a former employee of an oil company where the victims worked. Dormer’s motive is revenge; his sister Susan died in captivity abroad after the company refused to negotiate her release.
: Aaron Thorsen asks to shadow Nyla Harper and Angela Lopez, hoping to become a detective. They give him a "cold case" to solve, but limit him to only five questions to test his investigative instincts.
: Dormer targets the company's CEO, Henry Parsons, forcing him to live-stream an apology while wearing a collar. Nolan successfully disarms the collar just in time, choosing to cut a different cable than Dormer instructed after Celina senses the killer's true intent was to see Parsons die regardless. The Rise of "Chenford"
: In the final scene, Tim takes charge and asks Lucy if she wants to get dinner. She accepts, but insists on ending things properly with Chris first. Side Stories
The eighth episode of , titled "The Collar," delivers a high-stakes, race-against-time "bomb day" in Los Angeles that culminates in one of the series' most anticipated character developments. The Explosive Rampage
Are you interested in a deeper look at the relationship timeline, or "The Rookie" The Collar (TV Episode 2022) - IMDb
: The team identifies the assailant as Richard Dormer, a former employee of an oil company where the victims worked. Dormer’s motive is revenge; his sister Susan died in captivity abroad after the company refused to negotiate her release.
: Aaron Thorsen asks to shadow Nyla Harper and Angela Lopez, hoping to become a detective. They give him a "cold case" to solve, but limit him to only five questions to test his investigative instincts.
: Dormer targets the company's CEO, Henry Parsons, forcing him to live-stream an apology while wearing a collar. Nolan successfully disarms the collar just in time, choosing to cut a different cable than Dormer instructed after Celina senses the killer's true intent was to see Parsons die regardless. The Rise of "Chenford"
