Season six of the Canadian police drama "Rookie Blue" is coming to U.S. shores on June 25. Fans are counting the new season as season 5B, which was initially filmed together with season five for a total of 22 episodes. Canadian fans have already watched the first episode, which aired on Global last week.

Season five ended with a bomb going off in the evidence room of the police station. The bomber, kills himself, indicating the end of the serial crime. Showrunner Tassie Cameron dropped some hints about the new season in an interview with TV Junkies. When asked about the season tagline "nothing will ever be the same," Cameron pointed to the serialized crime spree that began at the end of season five. "That Ted McDonald (Shawn Doyle) bomb plot, you have not seen the end of that story," said Cameron. "That's part of it, that 15 Division is starting to realize that something is going on within their own force, with their own people. I think that's what they are talking about."

Cameron also revealed that Juliette Ward (Erin Karpluk) would be the main addition in season six. "She's the main addition in Season 6 and she walks into the premiere and bowls Nick over and takes him off guard, this woman who basically ditched him. She has a very, very mysterious agenda in Season 6."

Set in Toronto, "Rookie Blue" follows the lives of five rookie cops who have just graduated from the academy. The series stars Missy Peregrym as Andy McNally, Gregory Smith as Dov Epstein, Charlotte Sullivan as Gail Peck, Enuka Okuma as Traci Nash and Travis Milne as Chris Diaz. The series was created by Morwyn Brebner, Tassie Cameron, and Ellen Vanstone.

"Rookie Blue" airs on Global in Canada and on ABC in the U.S.