“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…
I was initially torn between calling “The Box” the definitive episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine and a definitive episode of …
Even more than Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Halloween heist episodes—which bring joy with how expectedly elaborate them are—the…
First things first: Brooklyn Nine-Nine is back to Sunday nights, for the first time since the first half of season…
Brooklyn Nine-Nine understandably treated its 99th episode like most shows treat their 100th episode. So in theory, the…
Perhaps there’s no better way for Brooklyn Nine-Nine to celebrate its 99th episode than to make sure every member of…
Since Jake and Rosa’s return to the precinct, Brooklyn Nine-Nine has worked hard to solidly remind the audience just…
As Genevieve Valentine wrote in her review of last week’s episode: “When Brooklyn Nine-Nine is on its game, it’s one of…
Boy, this is a fascinating episode to deal so directly with needing to be liked.
The follow-up episode to “HalloVeen” was bound to face some added pressure, but “Bad Beat” is luckily up for the task.…
It’s impressive just how much Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Halloween episodes have maintained their level of quality, getting…
“Kicks” is the first episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s fifth season to really feel like Brooklyn Nine-Nine. That’s not…
After a solid season premiere in the form of “The Big House, Pt. 1,” a question arose: Could Brooklyn Nine-Nine maintain…
“Why did you wake me up?!? I told you never to wake me up!!!”