Suggesting that NBC might have made the right call when it gave Jake, Amy, Holt, Terry, and all the rest of Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s good-hearted cops (and also Hitchcock and Scully) another shot on TV, Entertainment Weekly is reporting that the show’s ratings for its Thursday night debut were the highest they’ve been in the last 2 years. Not, you know, high—at 3.6 million viewers and a 1.2 rating among adults 18-49, the show still trailed behind its competition, with Mom scoring nearly three times as many viewers in the same timeslot over on CBS—but still, better than it was doing in its last two seasons on Fox. (It also managed to beat its competition on its previous network, The Orville, although admittedly not by much.)