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Ratings: Rookie Blue returns with 1.4 million viewers

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From a media release:

BACK ON THE BEAT: ROOKIE BLUE RETURNS WITH 1.4 MILLION LOYAL FANS

  • Rookie Blue Delivers as the #1 Drama of the Night

Last night, Global’s smash hit original drama Rookie Blue proved it’s still packing heat as the second season premiere booked 1.4 million viewers (2+, national). Winning its time-slot nationally and in the key Adults 18-49 demo, the highly-anticipated debut delivered a solid performance as the #1 drama program of the night.

Viewers who missed last night’s premiere episode can catch up on GlobalTV.com or on their Global Video App, available from the App Store on iPhone, iPod touch and iPad, or on demand through cable and satellite providers across the country.

Next week on Rookie Blue (“Might Have Been” – Thursday, June 30 at 10pm ET/PT), Andy and Gail go undercover as waitresses at a club known for frequent drug use, but get more than they bargained for when their fellow waitress turns out to be involved with a vicious criminal. Meanwhile, Traci wrestles with feelings for her old flame, Detective Barber; Dov tries to weather the storm when a young woman files a complaint against him; and Andy opens up to Sam about her commitment to Luke. Joris Jarsky (Cra$h and Burn), Alan Van Sprang (King) and Polly Shannon (Lie With Me) guest star.

Source: BBM Canada PPM Data – June 23, 2011 based on overnight data (2+, A18-49 national)

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New tonight: Rookie Blue on Global – “Butterflies”

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In this first episode of season 2, Andy McNally’s world explodes when an unsuspecting university student is caught in the crossfire during a random concert shooting. McNally sets out to unravel the motive and track down the shooter, putting her in direct conflict with Division 15’s new detective, Jo Rosati (Camille Sullivan). Meanwhile, as Rosati investigates her own angle on the concert mayhem, sparks fly between her and her former partner, Detective Luke Callaghan.

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Interview: Tassie Cameron of Rookie Blue

From Adam Wright of TV Done Wright:

  • Rookie Blue EP Tassie Cameron on Season Two “A little knowledge is a dangerous thing”
    I don’t know if there’s really been a shift away from procedurals. NCIS, The Mentalist, CSI — aren’t those shows still in the top ten most weeks? I think, in our case, we were presenting procedural cases, but from a very different, fresh perspective that resonated with people: our guys aren’t super-cops, they’re newbies, they’re making mistakes, they’re learning on the job. And they’re wonderful actors, with a great communal chemistry. So I guess I’d say: it helps to have a fresh point of view; strong, specific characters; and a fantastic cast. Read more.
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Missy Peregrym of Rookie Blue

From Kat Angus of Dose:

  • Rookie Blue Returns for Season 2
    A mere two-minute walk from the tense scene in the police station, Rookie Blue star Missy Peregrym is curled up on the couch in her trailer, spending one of her short breaks from filming trying to decide whether she can reuse one of her dresses for the Gemini awards. “That bugs me, I just want to say that,” Peregrym rants. “I’ve got a great dress that I can’t wear again because I’ve worn it before. How many dresses am I supposed to have? Who made up that rule?” Read more.

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Rookie Blue, Combat Hospital make good summer fare

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From Bill Harris of QMI Agency:

  • ‘Rookie’, ‘Combat’ fill summer void
    Three parts characters, two parts romance, one part action and a pinch of frivolity. If only it were that easy. The truth is, there never has been a reliable recipe for good summer fare on TV. Whatever the reason for the steamy season, some shows taste right, while others just don’t. Combat Hospital and Rookie Blue fall on the savoury side of that summer-fare plate. Read more.

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