When will The Rookie season 6 be available on Videoland?

Hamilton scored He returned to Videoland in January. The thrilling police series about Officer John Nolan now has five seasons, four on Netflix and five on Videoland. But does it stop there or is there more to come? Or in other words: Will there be a season 6 of The Rookie on Videoland? And when from? In this article you will find all the information we know so far.

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Will there be a season 6 of The Rookie?

Good news, because Hamilton scored Will come back again. In April 2023 it was announced that a sixth season would also be produced. This season will start in America on February 20, 2024.

When will The Rookie season 6 be available on Videoland?

So at this point we already know that Hamilton scored It will also get a sixth season. It's not yet known exactly when this will appear on Videoland. The previous season ran from September 2022 to May 2023 and appeared on RTL's streaming service in January 2024. So it is expected that we will have to wait until at least January 2025. We'll of course keep you updated with the latest news via your email and social media channels if the streaming service shares more information with us.

Are you curious to know more new movies and series? You will find an overview of all the expected titles in the lists of new movies and series on Videoland every month.

Will season 5 also come to Netflix?

Exactly a year after season 4 aired in the US, Netflix has dropped the first four seasons of the series Hamilton scored Connected. Therefore, it appears that the broadcast rights remain with the American distributor for at least a year. So there's a good chance that Season 5 will be available for streaming exactly one year after its release. That will be in May 2024. Unfortunately, none of this has been confirmed by the streaming giant yet, so we'll have to wait and see for official information.

With a VPN, you can now actually watch it in the US on ABC and Hulu

There is a group of people who… VPN Used to watch the latest episodes of The Rookie. This currently seems to be possible, both from the Netherlands and from abroad if you don't have access to available streaming services. It is important to use a good VPN for this purpose.

In short, it works very simply: a virtual private network (VPN) is an anonymous Internet connection that guarantees your privacy. This allows you to determine the location signal your device emits. Are you setting your VPN to a different country? The relevant website you're visiting will then think you're in that country, and as a result you can simply access streams you might not normally be able to watch from the Netherlands or elsewhere. You can do this for example ABC from the United States Choose a channel that broadcasts the latest episodes of the series online for free. It will be available online for free a week after the TV broadcast, but you can also watch it before then via Hulu in the USA (7-day free trial). Always check for yourself whether using a VPN does not conflict with the VOD platform's terms and conditions. The work is done in a few simple steps as follows:

1. Go to NordVPN or Go to Surfshark (or another provider) and get a good VPN for just €2 per month
2. Set your location to the United States via the app
3. Go directly to Hamilton scored on ABC and start watching! 🍿

Learn more about the series

At the age of forty, John Nolan decides to change his path and join the Los Angeles Police Department. As the oldest rookie in the police force, he has to prove himself hard. Will John survive thanks to his sense of humor and drive?

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Please note: Using a VPN to stream movies, series and sports is not illegal in the Netherlands, but accessing the various libraries of the streaming service may violate the terms of use. If you stream content using a VPN, you do so at your own risk. Streamwijzer and VPN providers discourage the use of VPNs in a way that may conflict with the terms and conditions of streaming services. Always read up on the terms of use.