On Call

In Long Beach, a battle-tested training sergeant named Traci Harmon leads a new ride along, Alex Diaz. The show follows them as they navigate the aftershocks of a fallen colleague and the thorny politics that shape modern policing. Traci, a seasoned, no-nonsense veteran, guides Diaz through the grit of the streets and the maze of department halls, where every decision carries weight beyond the street. The pair bond and clash as they chase accountability, confront community tensions, and try to keep each other safe amid high stakes. The series promises practical police procedures, tense patrols, and a through line about resilience under pressure. The series also highlights the strain of crisis calls and the cost of discipline.

Created by Tim Walsh and Elliot Wolf, On Call premiered in 2025 with Troian Bellisario as Traci Harmon and Brandon Larracuente as Alex Diaz. The show leans into a grounded visual style and procedural realism. The supporting cast adds texture with partners and supervisors who complicate the rookie's education and the veteran's methods.

There are no major awards or nominations listed for On Call at this time, reflecting its status as a newer title still finding its audience. Its lack of accolades may change as more people discover its craft.

With a 7.41 out of 10 rating from 133 votes, early responses note solid performances and a portrayal of policing under political pressure. The themes center on mentorship versus autonomy, the cost of losing a colleague, and the uneasy balance between duty and reform. Traci and Alex carry the show through contrasting approaches that reveal how individuals shape and are shaped by the institution they serve. The series asks whether experience can outpace circumstance and what it means to protect a community wary of the badge. Long Beach landscapes frame moral ambiguity, placing officers between commercial corridors and community centers and highlighting the urban texture that informs both danger and diplomacy.