Brooklyn Nine-Nine's winning cast, appealing characters and wacky gags make it good comfort food. Read critic reviews
Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2014 - 2015)
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Episodes
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1. Undercover
Air date: Sep 28, 2014
After his undercover FBI operation ends successfully, Jake learns one mobster got away and asks Charles for help; Holt's practice drills test the squad's patience.
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2. Chocolate Milk
Air date: Oct 5, 2014
Holt's longtime nemesis comes to inspect the precinct; Jake and Terry test the boundaries of their friendship.
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3. The Jimmy Jab Games
Air date: Oct 12, 2014
Jake launches a series of competitions to keep the precinct busy while they wait for the Serbian president's motorcade to arrive; Terry and Holt take on a new drug task force.
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4. Halloween II
Air date: Oct 19, 2014
Jake challenges Capt. Holt that he can steal his watch; Gina is upset about getting kicked off her dance team; Terry confronts Gina about her attitude.
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5. The Mole
Air date: Nov 2, 2014
Holt and Jake need to root out a mole in the precinct before Deputy Chief Wuntch hears about it; Terry and Rosa go to a silent disco while searching for new leads for their drug task force.
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6. Jake and Sophia
Air date: Nov 9, 2014
Jake discovers the woman he hit it off with at the bar is the lawyer representing a perp he's trying to put in jail; Gina and Charles try to leave their relationship in the past.
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7. Lockdown
Air date: Nov 16, 2014
Jake is confident he can keep spirits high when the precinct goes into lockdown on Thanksgiving night.
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8. USPIS
Air date: Nov 23, 2014
Jake and Charles join forces with the lead investigator at the U.S. Postal Service to catch a drug dealer; the team helps Amy quit smoking.
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9. The Road Trip
Air date: Nov 30, 2014
Jake invites his girlfriend and Amy's boyfriend to join them on their work trip; Rosa refuses to admit she's sick; Charles wants to help Holt with his anniversary breakfast.
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10. The Pontiac Bandit Returns
Air date: Dec 7, 2014
The Pontiac Bandit is back in custody, where his knowledge of a Giggle Pig dealer earns him a plea deal; Gina and Boyle worry their parents are getting too close; Santiago makes Holt a Christmas present.
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Audience Reviews for Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Season 2
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The comedy lands a lot better as a whole here and I found myself enjoying this season better than it's predecessor.
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Great show, loved it.
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It only gets better!
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Watched it in a day ! Loved it so much
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Still decent entertainment though I found this season somewhat lacking in highlights compared to the first one.
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(all seasons) Underwhelming. Seasons 2 to 5 stand out for actually containing some good episodes - that's not to say that the rest don't have funny moments, not least thanks to the charismatic Andy Samberg (the show's saving grace) or the very memorable character of Raymond Holt; however, the identical premise of all episodes becomes tiring really quick, the humour is often just chuckle-worthy at best, the characters are incredibly one-dimensional and the occasional social commentary mostly feels forced.
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So good and funny. Almost perfect but it can't surpass The Office
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[⭐️94%] Season 2 of Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2013-2021) continues gags established in its opening season to create some of TV's funniest moments. It develops lovable characters to become even more lovable, with some fascinating dynamics. Every one of those characters gets their moment to steal the show, which they all thrive in, never over-staying their welcome. This second season improves on the brilliance of its predecessor to deliver a fantastic watch.
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Samberg takes a bigger lead, creating an exciting, hilarious season that doesn't come down to being boring.
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It's easy for casual view, good time pass.
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