‘Class of ’09’ review: On Hulu, terrific series shows FBI trainees at three stages of their lives

So, I just read this awesome article about a new show on Hulu called ‘Class of ‘09’. It’s a drama series that follows a group of FBI trainees at three different stages of their lives. I mean, who doesn’t love a good crime drama, am I right?

Anyway, the show is divided into three timelines, each one showing the trainees at different stages in their careers. The first follows them as they start off at the FBI academy, the second shows them as they’re out in the field, and the third timeline is set in the present day, where we see how their choices have affected their lives.

What I found really interesting was how the show explores the different paths that people take in life, and how one decision can have a huge impact on their future. It’s a reminder that no matter how much we plan and prepare, life is unpredictable, and we have to be able to adapt and make the best of the hand we’re dealt.

The show also deals with some pretty heavy themes, like PTSD, addiction, and mental health issues. But it doesn’t shy away from them, and instead tackles them head-on, which I really appreciate.

Overall, I think ‘Class of ‘09’ is definitely worth checking out if you’re into crime dramas or just enjoy a good character-driven series. Plus, who doesn’t love a good look into the world of FBI trainees? It’s fascinating to see how they’re trained and how they develop as agents.