Maybe it’s just me, but for me, the first character that comes to mind when I see a Brooklyn Nine-Nine episode titled…
“Casecation” (“all I ever wanted”) is one of those Brooklyn Nine-Nine episodes that fall under the high-concept, “Very…
Jake Peralta’s need for therapy is something Brooklyn Nine-Nine has acknowledged for years. The why’s have always been…
“Adoption is complicated,” Charles tells Jake late in “Gintars,” a solid, if not dazzling, episode of Brooklyn…
After working an impressive balance between light comedy and serious real-life issues in last week’s “He Said, She…
In terms of greatly hyped Brooklyn Nine-Nine episodes, I’ll admit that I was dreading “He Said, She Said.” It wasn’t…
The true marker of a successful ensemble comedy is when any combination of characters can carry a storyline. Certain…
This is a rare episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine that centers the actual case in a very deliberate way with much less…
“Four Movements” is a pretty straightforward Brooklyn Nine-Nine episode: Gina promises everyone in the Nine-Nine “a…
“I enjoyed myself. I can’t wait to go home and tell Kevin, ‘You can have fun, without being productive.’”
“Hitchcock & Scully” isn’t all about Hitchcock and Scully, but it’s a no-brainer that it is and will live on to be the…
“Well, from the look on my face I’m sure you can guess what it says.”
“Jake & Amy” could’ve easily functioned as a proper series finale for Brooklyn Nine-Nine. In terms of its status on…
By the time I’d started watching my screener for season five’s penultimate episode, “White Whale,” Brooklyn Nine-Nine ha…
Despite working a stripped down version of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, “The Box” was an episode that featured an excellent…
Except for all the alcohol intake, Jake’s bachelor party and Amy’s bachelorette party in the appropriately titled…
“Gray Star Mutual” is the Brooklyn Nine-Nine episode to come after the one-two punch of a corporate conspiracy set on…
“NutriBoom” (Grade: B+)
When a series reaches a certain age, it gets a sense of narrative moving in both directions. There’s the history the…
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