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Brooklyn Nine-Nine

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Brooklyn Nine-Nine	comment	Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a single-camera sitcom that premiered on Fox in 2013, starring Andy Samberg and Andre Braugher. It is set in the 99th Precinct of the New York Police Department, based out of Brooklyn (hence the title).In particular, it focuses on a unit of detectives that includes Jake Peralta (Samberg), a smart but rebellious and immature cop whose relaxed attitude towards his job comes under challenge when the precinct comes under the command of hardass new captain Raymond Holt (Braugher). Holt, a stoic and no-nonsense man, is less-than-impressed with Peralta's flippant nature, creating immediate tension between the two.Although the tension and developing working relationship between Peralta and Holt is a central driving element, ultimately the series is more of an ensemble piece, focusing heavily on the other members of Peralta's unit as well. Detective Rosa Diaz (Stephanie Beatriz), a surly and intimidating detective with a highly secretive personal life and a very short fuse. Lt. Terry Jeffords (Terry Crews), the unit's motherly sergeant (later lieutenant), who is initially wary of reentering the field after the birth of his twin daughters. Sergeant Amy Santiago (Melissa Fumero), Peralta's regular partner, very competent but straight-laced, insecure, neurotic and desperate for Holt to be her mentor. She shares a spiky and competitive friendship with romantic undertones with Peralta. Detective Charles Boyle (Joe Lo Truglio), a very clumsy and socially awkward officer who is nonetheless hard-working, enthusiastic and extremely loyal. Gina Linetti (Chelsea Peretti), a civilian administrator who is flighty, narcissistic, and enjoys messing with people. Two other cops, Detective Norm Scully (Joel McKinnon Miller) and Detective Michael Hitchcock (Dirk Blocker), extremely dim-witted and incompetent detectives who are basically coasting until their retirement.A month before the premiere of season 3, a three-episode web series called Detective Skills with Hitchcock and Scully aired on the Fox website.Following the end of season 5 in May 2018, Fox announced it would not be renewing the series; a day later, NBC announced it would pick it up for a sixth season in 2019, which premiered on January 10 of that year. A seventh season was confirmed in late February, and an eighth in November; it was then announced in February 2021 that the eighth season would be its last. Season 8 premiered on August 12, 2021 and ended on September 16 of the same year.Now has a French-Canadian adaptation, Escouade 99, which premiered on Club Illico on September 17th, 2020.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_1086f287	comment	Sure, Let's Go with That: Jake on a regular basis, but most of the cast uses this tactic when undercover or bluffing a suspect/witness and the latter reveals information preemptively.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_10dcbe05	comment	Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: The precinct thinks that Holt's husband invited them to Holt's birthday party. It eventually gets revealed that Holt had them invited against his husband's wishes, and Holt goes so far as to say that he likes them.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_11a7e2ca	comment	Elderly Ailment Rambling: Norm Scully, who is close to retirement, has a habit of going into way too much detail about his various medical problems and ailments, much to the disgust of the rest of the squad.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_124d7bce	comment	Intimate Hair Brushing: In a Running Gag, Charles Boyle keeps suggesting the most romantic move of all times: washing your beloved's hair. He's also obsessed with shampoos. Episode "The Crime Scene" has Rosa appearing in a new Gag Haircut for every different scene. She dates a woman who's training to become a stylist and she practices on Rosa. Some of them are new cuts, some use hair extensions and she even wears one elaborate updo that would be ok for a ball, but is quite impractical for a detective working a murder case.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_126e7451	comment	Opinion Flip Flop: Boyle has quite a few of these, having something of a wimpy demeanor in general. Most of them are prompted by Detective Diaz, whom he clearly has a crush on, saying something that contradicts him and his desperate attempts to try and impress her. Santiago has this as well when it comes to Holt as part of her being a Professional Butt-Kisser.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_127fc252	comment	Creator Cameo: Longtime executive producer Maya Rudolph finally gets in front of the camera as U.S. Marshall Karen Haas in the Coral Palms arc in season 4.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_1282bf4f	comment	No Celebrities Were Harmed: D.C. Parlov bears an undeniable resemblance to George R. R. Martin.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_1324c576	comment	Captain Geographic: The fictional comic book hero Captain Latvia, the favorite of Charles's adopted Latvian son Nikolaj. Charles buys an action figure for Christmas, then tries to take down a Latvian Mafia operation that delays its shipping.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_13646b1b	comment	My Friends... and Zoidberg: From the first Thanksgiving Episode.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_13b7c384	comment	Pizza Boy Special Delivery: At the end of "The Bet". Just as Peralta's "bad date" had tanked and he'd been getting a little closer to Santiago, the stripper he hired early on to cap things off finally shows up.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_1420a9b8	comment	At the end of Season 3, Amy goes undercover in a women's prison. As part of her identity she wears a fake stomach to make her appear seven months pregnant, in order to allow her to talk to her "doctors" (actually her handlers, Charles and Jake) at any time. This allowed the then heavily pregnant Melissa Fumero to get out from behind the increasingly unconvincing Scenery Censors and in on the action for the first time in half a season. Needless to say, many Lampshade Hanging jokes are made, including Amy refusing to believe that she looks realistically pregnant.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_142b2370	comment	Vile Vulture: Invoked with Capt. Keith "The Vulture" Pembroke, who got his title by taking over near-complete cases so he can finish them off and take sole credit for them. For this reason, nobody likes him and they do everything they can to finish the case before he takes over.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_1462f0d7	comment	The Season Finale typically results in a change to the status quo, which results in the first few episodes of the following season dealing with the fallout and eventually go back to the way things are supposed to be.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: The Figgis story arc from seasons 3-4. There's the Hawkins arc from seasons 4-5. Zig-Zagged with the Seamus Murphy arc from season 5. On the one hand, Murphy is a threatening, Genre Savvy villain who puts Holt through an emotional wringer; on the other, much of the episodes' runtime concerns things like Too Dumb to Live Kyle Murphy, or Jake and Kevin snarking at each other about Nicolas Cage movies.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_14e31793	comment	Unions Suck: The final season sees the cast square off against the police union, which is depicted as a corrupt organization that covers up the crimes of its officers.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_14ed6ab7	comment	Does This Remind You of Anything?: Amy's conversation with Holt about her inability to get angry at him in "The Slaughterhouse" seems reminiscent of a talk about a rather different subject.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_161f1ebf	comment	Relationship Upgrade: Subverted in the last scene of Season 1's last episode. After a Will They or Won't They? plot that's been going on for the whole season, the penultimate scene with Diaz and Boyle suggests something might actually happen between the two. The final scene then shows Boyle in bed, the camera slowly panning to what will obviously be a Bedmate Reveal... Except that said bedmate turns out to be Gina! After 2 seasons of relentless UST Jake and Amy finally get their Big Damn Kiss at the very end of season 2. The wedding happens exactly three seasons later.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_16f6e05	comment	Improvised Cross: Gina makes one with pencils to "ward off" the germs from Rosa's cold in "The Road Trip".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_170128e9	comment	During Peralta's dismissive robot impression of what he expects the new precinct captain to be like, you can see Holtâ€”the new precinct captain in questionâ€”walk up behind him.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_186c2c62	comment	Diet Episode: In the B-plot for "Fancy Brudgrom", Terry signs up for a diet for his wife's sake and manages to recruit Amy and Gina. When the diet's ridiculous provided meals (such as an extremely thin slice of cantaloupe for lunch) prove too much for the girls, they quit.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_1c5002bc	comment	Braugher won awards for his dramatic character role on Homicide (and Thief, and Men of a Certain Age), and Captain Holt's main character trait is...being The Stoic. It takes a really good actor to emote that little.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_1c6a80fe	comment	Dropped in the Toilet: Jake shows up to work late and tells Captain Holt he had problems with his alarm clock. Cut to a flashback of Jake sleeping when the alarm clock on his smartphone went off and Jake threw it into the toilet.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_1c79ae8c	comment	Those Two Butt Monkeys Scully and Hitchcock have the highest arrest record in the history of the 99. Scully is fluent in French, Italian, and Morse code, and has a lovely operatic singing voice. As revealed in "Safe House", years of doing jigsaw puzzles have also granted him the ability to piece together readable documents out of enormous piles of shredded paper. They were both apparently heavily addicted to cocaine "for most of 1986". Both Hitchcock and Scully still have unparalleled detective skills when they care to use them. They just only care to use them for things like deducing when Holt is hiding a pie. The episode "Hitchcock and Scully" reveals that they were both badass, Miami Vice style cops in the 80s.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_1e0b0143	type	Job's Only Volunteer
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_1e0b0143	comment	Job's Only Volunteer: "Jake and Sophia" reveals that despite his sheer incompetence, Scully is union representative of the 99th precinct simply because nobody else wants the job. His motivation for doing so is that the meeting each year has a party sub.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_1e4efddd	comment	Smile of Approval: Liberal use of these marks Holt as a Defrosting Ice King towards every member of the 9-9, except Terry, who he smiles at more readily. Notable examples include his smile when he's told that Jake beat up his homophobic idol and when he leaves the Nine-Nine at the end of Season 2. Despite the fact that they're very much in love, Holt's husband, Kevin, is also not at all demonstrative, but he gives Holt a genuine smile like this when Holt reads out romantic wedding vows during "Boyle-Linetti Wedding".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_1ec3eb0a	comment	Take Our Word for It: In "Fancy Brudgom", after Diaz apologizes to an officer she humiliated for mislabeling the weapon in a case, she takes him to the second floor to show him how to fix his mistake. But before stepping into the elevator:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_1fe9e22	comment	Childhood Friends: Jake and Gina have been friends since they were very young, as revealed in "The Apartment". Appropriate, since Andy Samberg and Chelsea Peretti have been friends since grade school.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2083980	comment	Studio Episode: In "Serve & Protect", Jake and Rosa are assigned to solve a case on the set of their favorite crime show, Serve & Protect, with Jake struggling to solve the case objectively since he is so starstruck. The episode pokes fun at some of the inaccuracies of crime shows, such as actors not wearing gloves when handling evidence, though this turns out to be a ruse since the actor in question was the culprit pretending to be a bad Method Actor. Jake also gets a character named after him... a gross, perverted serial killer, as revenge for him accusing the producer of the theft (but he is just happy they used his name at all). As a meta bonus, the lead actor on Serve & Protect is played by Nathan Fillion, who was best known for the long-running crime show Castle (2009) at the time this aired.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_20c99f6e	comment	Rosa also displays this, although not to the extremes of Holt. She has problems expressing any emotions other than anger or annoyance and often laughs at the people around her, but very rarely shows romantic attraction or compassion, although she has been shown to have a Hidden Heart of Gold.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_21725cb2	comment	Rash Promise: In season 5, Amy is approached by mob boss, Seamus Murphy to exchange information on the set-up against Jake and Rosa for a favor. She refuses, and later Holt shows up with proof to free Jake and Rosa, saving the day. It turns out Holt took the offer, and later Seamus asks them to throw a block party so a truck will be rerouted and his men can rob it. However, when the detectives manage to outwit Murphy, he proves how dangerous he can be by threatening Kevin's life.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_217a1adf	comment	I Love the Dead: The coroner Peralta dated in "M.E. Time" was turned on by having him be as cold and still as possible. They also engaged in roleplay where he plays a dead body that she finds and... you know. It's not explicitly said that she does anything with the dead bodies, but she's definitely into them.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_21cf9301	comment	Family of Choice: All the 99 crew come from some variety of dysfunctional home, and treat the team as their found family.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_21e5b9c7	comment	Failed a Spot Check: Scully and Hitchcock apparently have this bad. Also, there's Officer O'Sullivan who's attempts to blackmail Rosa and Holt by threatening to publicly out them are thwarted not only by an increase in LGBTQ+ acceptance but also the fact that they've both already been out for years - decades in Holt's case. The man has a miniature pride flag in his office with him when O'Sullivan is making this threat.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_21f3aa44	comment	The majority of the detectives carry Glock 19s, a common standard police-issued sidearm. Terry carries a slightly more advanced SIG Sauer P226, setting him apart in a justified way since he is the Sergeant (and later Lieutenant) of the group. Det. Diaz, being a "not nice" Action Girl, stands out by carrying a higher-power Colt Compact M1991.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_22071825	type	I'm a Humanitarian
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_22071825	comment	I'm a Humanitarian: Caleb, Jake's cellmate in the Season 5 opener "The Big House", was convicted for eating nine people...children, in fact.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2231e5b7	type	Parodied
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2231e5b7	comment	It gets Parodied in "Boyle-Linetti Wedding": when Jake is depressed to see Jenny dancing with her date, Amy coyly tells him that while she knows it's not the same, there's someone else there who's been wanting to dance with him all night. Then when Jake agrees, she introduces him to the very elderly lady standing next to her who's "been asking about [him] all night". Weirdly, though, it still ends up in a nice moment of Ship Tease for Jake and Amy, who end up smiling at each other through the whole dance—up until Jake's partner turns out to be surprisingly handsy.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_22d2b473	type	Share Phrase
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_22d2b473	comment	Share Phrase: Peralta and Holt saying "Bingpot!" when they find what they're looking for.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_23698fa8	type	Aborted Arc
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_23698fa8	comment	Aborted Arc: In the season 1 Episode Tactical Village, A plotline is set up concerning Rosa not getting an invitation to Charles's and Vivian's wedding. Towards the end of the episode, Charles explains to Rosa that Vivian didn't want him to invite her because he was so in love with Rosa until recently, and the two of them reconcile. However, at the very end of the episode, Rosa talks to Vivian and it's revealed that Charles lied to her and that Vivian was never opposed to Charles inviting Rosa, and seems to be totally unaware of Charles's past feelings for Rosa. This seems to be setting up for some potential drama in later episodes, but the engagement is put on hold in the very next episode, and Charles and Vivian break up a few episodes later, so nothing ever comes of it. Also in season one, after arresting his son for vandalism, Deputy Commissioner Podolski sternly warns Jake that he's just made a very powerful enemy. Aside from only two more appearances in the 22nd episode of the same season where he does fire Jake but only due to him disobeying a direct order and being incredibly disrespectful, nothing ever comes from this.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_24321e44	type	Only Sane Man
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_24321e44	comment	About the only member of the squad who seems able to effectively navigate adult human social interactions on a consistent basis is Jeffords, which frequently places him in the Only Sane Man role when it comes to this. A Running Gag is that whenever the Nine-Nine is representing the precinct or interacting en masse with non-cops in a non-police work related social setting, he frequently ends up having to take them all aside and mentor them in how to actually interact with people.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_243cbd0d	type	Dope Slap
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_243cbd0d	comment	Dope Slap: In "Thanksgiving", the perpetrator who robbed the precinct is on the receiving end of this by his mother when Holt and Peralta arrest him.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2493b31d	type	Fire-Forged Friends
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2493b31d	comment	Fire-Forged Friends: Holt and Peralta begin the series barely able to tolerate each other. Over the course of the series, they develop mutual trust and respect. By the end of the fifth season, they openly love each other like father and son.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_24c6f22e	type	Trash of the Titans
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_24c6f22e	comment	Trash of the Titans:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_25afd4a3	type	Good Guns, Bad Guns
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_25afd4a3	comment	Good Guns, Bad Guns: The majority of the detectives carry Glock 19s, a common standard police-issued sidearm. Terry carries a slightly more advanced SIG Sauer P226, setting him apart in a justified way since he is the Sergeant (and later Lieutenant) of the group. Det. Diaz, being a "not nice" Action Girl, stands out by carrying a higher-power Colt Compact M1991. Captain Holt, having come up as a detective in the '70s and '80s during the Big Rotten Apple era, carries a Colt Detective Special revolver which would have been a common sidearm in that era. It's "old school" factor identifies him as both an authority figure and veteran of the force. In a twist, when geared up as part of SWAT teams, the "nine-nine" detectives are likelier to carry more "heroic" police pump-shotguns while the generic SWAT officers get assault rifles and submachine guns. "Bad guys" throughout the series are much more likely to carry flashier handguns and sometimes machine pistols/submachine guns, quickly identifying them.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_25bc8511	type	Generation Xerox
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_25bc8511	comment	Season 2 shows beyond a doubt that Boyle and Gina are both essentially Generation Xerox of their same-sex parent, though Gina's mother is arguably a bit more mellow than her daughter.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2654d8bc	type	Shag Wagon
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2654d8bc	comment	Shag Wagon: Hitchcock and Scully drive around in an old van which is a relic from a bygone era inside and out. Hitchcock calls it "The Beaver Trap", which is painted in very large letters on the outside. When Jake and Charles have to drive it, they feel very skeevy and regret not taking an Uber.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_267ce120	type	Dirty Old Man
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_267ce120	comment	Hitchcock's perverted Dirty Old Man tendencies pop up often.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_26863eec	type	Unusual Pop Culture Name
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_26863eec	comment	Unusual Pop Culture Name: Jake and Amy name their son after the protagonist of Die Hard, McClane (Mac for short), after rejecting the more commonplace "John" and "Bruce".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_268b5e6b	type	Unfolding Plan Montage
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_268b5e6b	comment	Unfolding Plan Montage: At the end of "Halloween", Peralta explains to Captain Holt his plan to steal Holt's medal of valor, while in flashback we see the other members of the squad executing the plan. Happens again at the end of "Halloween II", only this time it's Holt explaining his plan to Peralta.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_26eb6287	type	Funny Background Event
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_26eb6287	comment	Funny Background Event: During the NYPD-FDNY brawl in "Sal's Pizza", one of the cop extras lifts up one of the firefighter extras upside down. An easily missed example in "Bad Beat": in the middle of Amy and Charles's debate over their food truck/former crime scene, Rosa scooting by on her rolly chair (with all her usual intensity) passes entirely without comment.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2719ab04	type	Special Guest
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2719ab04	comment	Special Guest: Kid Cudi guest stars as a suspect in "48 Hours".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2791ae1e	type	Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2791ae1e	comment	Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow: Numerous flashbacks to Holt as a younger cop shows him with an afro and mustache, and the exact same deadpan expression. It's shown more rarely for other characters, one episode shows Peralta talking about an eight-year-old cold case with Terry and Boyle in the exact same positions when the case first occurred, Peralta had frosted tips, Boyle had longer, wavy hair and Terry wore a beret. Retconned with Hitchcock and Scully. Back in the 70s, they were shown to only have hair, but Season 6's "Hitchcock and Scully" shows them as much younger men in the 1980s (although they do both have hair then).
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_27a42ebc	type	Spiritual Successor
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_27a42ebc	comment	Spiritual Successor: It's basically a twenty-first century equivalent to Barney Miller, a 1970s Work Com which also revolved around a straight-laced police captain in charge of a unit of eccentric detectives based out of a New York city police station. It's pretty similar to The Unusuals, or at least the more comedic parts of that show.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2828fd9a	type	Promotion to Opening Titles
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2828fd9a	comment	Promotion to Opening Titles: Dirk Blocker (Hitchcock) and Joel McKinnon Miller (Scully) in Season 6. The pair were originally credited as guest stars in season 1, and were promoted to regulars in season 2. However, they weren't added to the opening title sequence until after Chelsea Peretti's departure early in season 6.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_289ed9a0	type	Town Girls
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_289ed9a0	comment	Town Girls: High-maintenance dance enthusiast Gina is the femme, stone-cold badass Rosa is the butch, and Amy is neither.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_28c1d543	type	Defrosting Ice Queen
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_28c1d543	comment	In Season 1, Amy says Rosa refers to her parents as "smiling morons and hug freaks". When we see them is season five, they're much sterner. That said, Season 1 Rosa was much more tightlipped about her personal life, so she may not have been telling the truth.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2937826d	type	Hurricane of Puns
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2937826d	comment	Hurricane of Puns: When Boyle refers to his save-the-date cards as "STDs"; Subverted with Boyle's gunshot wounds, when Peralta just defaults to "butt" after the first two tries.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_294807a5	type	Silly Prayer
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_294807a5	comment	Silly Prayer: In "Show Me Going", Gina prays like this when she and Amy are trying to fix the broken toilet while Rosa is in an active shooter situation.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_297170d3	type	Halloween Episode
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_297170d3	comment	The first season Halloween Episode Jake bet Holt that he could steal an item from his office without him knowing, earning the title of Ultimate Detective/Genius. Each season on Halloween the detectives compete in a heist, which escalates every year and more people getting involved. Changed to Human/Genius the year Gina won, since discriminating against non-detectives is, quote, "worse than segregation."
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_29c480a3	type	Good News, Bad News
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_29c480a3	comment	Good News, Bad News: Scully opens with this in "48 Hours", even though both the bits of news he delivers turn out to be bad. Shows up again in "Operation: Broken Feather". In this case, the good news is that they made a ton of busts... the bad news is that they have to process a mountain of paperwork by the next day.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2a19090b	type	Hidden Badass
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2a19090b	comment	Holt is Ron Swanson, the very serious, dull-toned, seemingly-boring, hiddenly-badass, but ultimately loving boss. Hilariously, Nick Offerman make an appearance as one of Holt's ex-boyfriends named Frederick, who is similar to both Ron and Holt.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2a7e7af1	type	Limited Wardrobe
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2a7e7af1	comment	Limited Wardrobe: Despite being a cop show where they have a uniform and dress code, the individual characters do tend to wear their own style. Peralta wears either a hoodie or a black leather jacket with his badge on a chain around his neck. Santiago and Boyle wear more business casual attire. Terry has a tight dress shirt with suspenders (that emphasize how massive his shoulders are). Rosa wears all black. Holt is rarely outside of full uniform. Hitchcock wears short-sleeved dress shirts and Scully wears a sweater vest. Gina is more casual and colorful than the rest.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2b5ab7c1	type	Analogy Backfire
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2b5ab7c1	comment	Analogy Backfire: Jeffords is so proud of his team, he tells Holt that he feels like a mama hen watching her chicks take flight for the first time. Holt points out it's interesting that he used chickens, a species of bird infamous for its inability to fly.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2b5ea43c	type	Bland-Name Product
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2b5ea43c	comment	Bland-Name Product: "Kwazy Cupcakes," an ersatz version of Candy Crush Saga. (The W is backwards.) The pyramid scheme, or "conical-tiered, multi-flow-through medical marketing entity" NutriBoom is an obvious Take That! against Herbalife, down to its logo.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2b8295a1	type	Blazing Inferno Hellfire Sauce
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2b8295a1	comment	Blazing Inferno Hellfire Sauce: Santiago's Establishing Character Moment involves putting too much of this on a sandwich to prove she's tough enough to handle it. (She's not.) Peralta falls victim to this trope while helping Boyle to taste test wedding cakes, of all things. He doesn't know that Boyle has chosen a habanero-infused frosting until Boyle helpfully tells him after the fact. This becomes a Brick Joke later in the episode when, after a bit of a falling out, the two friends reconcile over a bottle of unexpectedly spicy booze.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2bdae2ae	type	Awesome, but Impractical
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2bdae2ae	comment	The main character Jake is either the best or the worst detective in his squad. His great intellect, creativity, and ingenuity allow him to solve the most difficult and even unsolvable cold cases, however, his childishness, short attention span, and petty (but innocent) agendas make him a liability at times.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2c3ec06e	comment	The show also occasionally hinted that Diaz, despite her attitude, might be more fond of Boyle than she lets on. As of the second half of Season One, these hints diminished, and they've been solidly established as Better as Friends.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2d364c81	comment	Tomboy and Girly Girl: Diaz and Santiago, for a given value of 'Girly Girl' at least given that they're both police officers, not a typically 'Girly Girl' profession. Santiago is more fashionably conscious and quite often seen dressed up for a date or party. Diaz is perpetually sour-faced, wears black leather and has anger issues. Often, this is the dynamic between both Diaz and Santiago vs. extremely high-maintenance Gina.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2d3f662b	type	Chained Heat
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2d3f662b	comment	Chained Heat: In "Christmas", Peralta handcuffs himself to Holt and throws the key down a grate to keep him from leaving the safe house. Holt calls Boyle to fetch him, but when Boyle can't decide whether to remove the cuffs or not, he panics and cuffs himself to Holt as well.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2dc0d2bf	comment	Hidden Depths: Diaz: Despite Diaz's surly attitude and the fact that her taste in guys is apparently "anyone but [Boyle]", she is surprisingly willing to go out on a date to a movie with him. Even though he completely blows his chances with her at the end she admits that she still enjoys his company and finds him 'sweet'. She was a model student at her Catholic high school and for a time attended the American Ballet Academy. (But then again, she did get kicked out of the ballet academy for beating the crap out of the other ballerinas, so there's that.) It takes Diaz until near the end of season 5 to reveal that she attended medical school for 3 years, and also went to business school. It's parodied in "Halloween" when Peralta reveals the rest of the team's involvement in his plan, as both he and Holt note that it's not surprising that Diaz can pick locks. Lampshaded in "Old School", when it turns out that the reason she's so bad on the witness stand is because she's nervous, not just naturally angry. At first glance, you might think that Sgt. Terry Jeffords was simply the cop version of the Scary Black Man... except he's hyper-cautious and terrified of going into the field, has twin baby daughters whom he clearly utterly dotes on, loves yogurt, French arthouse movies and going to the farmer's market, and personality-wise is basically the complete opposite of the stereotype. He is also a gifted painter and sketch artist, and graduated magna cum laude from Syracuse. "Return to Skyfire" reveals that he's also written a fantasy novel. It's apparently terrible, but he did finish it. Those Two Butt Monkeys Scully and Hitchcock have the highest arrest record in the history of the 99. Scully is fluent in French, Italian, and Morse code, and has a lovely operatic singing voice. As revealed in "Safe House", years of doing jigsaw puzzles have also granted him the ability to piece together readable documents out of enormous piles of shredded paper. They were both apparently heavily addicted to cocaine "for most of 1986". Both Hitchcock and Scully still have unparalleled detective skills when they care to use them. They just only care to use them for things like deducing when Holt is hiding a pie. The episode "Hitchcock and Scully" reveals that they were both badass, Miami Vice style cops in the 80s. Peralta apparently took tap for three years and is proficient at ballroom dancing. Captain Holt is apparently one of the funniest people ever around people he doesn't work with, is an expert ballroom dancer and takes hula-hoop lessons with his husband. He's also incredibly adept at flirting with women, despite not being attracted to them at all. He exploits this trope when confessing to Peralta that he takes hula-hoop lessons: Gina, despite being a Cloud Cuckoo Lander, has saved up enough money to buy a piece of New York real estate.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2e8441c9	comment	The Bad Guy Wins: A recurring element in several episodes featuring Doug (and later Trudy) Judy. In particular, "Pontiac Bandit", "The Pontiac Bandit Returns", "The Cruise", and "A Tale of Two Bandits". Zig-zagged in "Undercover". Peralta's undercover stint with the Ianucci crime family results in all but one of their top mobsters getting arrested. Peralta and Boyle spend much of the episode tracking down the remaining perp, but he catches a flight to Barbados the first chance he gets. Peralta is depressed, but Boyle tells him to count his blessings, pointing out that he just completed a sting that got fifteen mobsters arrested.invoked
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2f5790f5	type	I Want You to Meet an Old Friend of Mine
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2f5790f5	comment	I Want You to Meet an Old Friend of Mine: Samberg's Saturday Night Live colleague Fred Armisen plays an English-challenged witness, Mlepnos, in the pilot. He also re-appears in "Operation: Broken Feather", where the two of them sing a song together, in "Jake & Amy", where he plays the violin at Jake and Amy's wedding and in the Grand Finale, "The Last Day, Part 2".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2f62653b	type	Borrowed Catchphrase
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_2f62653b	comment	Borrowed Catchphrase: The 9-9 seems to have their own slang, and a number of shared sayings which might have originated with one character but have since spread throughout the whole office: "Smart. [Further explains the previous speaker's plan or theory only to be immediately contradicted.]" "You've grossly misread the situation." "Coolcoolcoolcoolcoolcoolcoolcoolcool." "Bingpot" started as a verbal slip-up by Jake but has since been used by several other characters in place of "bingo" or "jackpot". "...because we are barreling toward a misunderstanding." And, of course: "Terry loves [X]." and "[X] is dumb." from Terry. Taken advantage of during Halloween IV. The team finds a secret message "Heists are Dumb" on the Fakin Macguffin which makes them rush to accuse Terry. This allows the true mastermind, Gina, to lock them all in the interrogation room. Season Five has both Boyle and, hilariously, Holt, making Title Of Your Sex Tape jokes.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_302fd82f	type	Unconventional Courtroom Tactics
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_302fd82f	comment	Unconventional Courtroom Tactics: At Peralta's suspension hearing, Jeffords has the other members of the squad stall the proceedings in order to buy time for Peralta, Santiago and Holt to find the evidence that will clear Peralta. This leads to Boyle engaging in extended Wangsting over his recent break-up with his fiancÃ©e, Diaz spacing out her syllables by several seconds, and Gina bombarding the panel with Emoji-speak.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3036294e	type	Scary Black Man
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3036294e	comment	At first glance, you might think that Sgt. Terry Jeffords was simply the cop version of the Scary Black Man... except he's hyper-cautious and terrified of going into the field, has twin baby daughters whom he clearly utterly dotes on, loves yogurt, French arthouse movies and going to the farmer's market, and personality-wise is basically the complete opposite of the stereotype. He is also a gifted painter and sketch artist, and graduated magna cum laude from Syracuse. "Return to Skyfire" reveals that he's also written a fantasy novel. It's apparently terrible, but he did finish it.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_31da1e24	type	Shipper on Deck
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_31da1e24	comment	Shipper on Deck: Boyle, during a painkiller-induced truth bombing spree, gives Jake a pep talk about how Jake is too immature to properly admit his feelings for Amy. When he learns that they've kissed in the Season 2 finale, he becomes the uncontested captain of the Jake/Amy ship, squeeing unabashedly and insisting that they tell him everything!!. Terry is rather gleeful upon finding out that Jake has feelings for Amy and suggests they get drunk so that Jake can at least temporarily forget about how Amy is dating Teddy. Rosa also seems to ship Jake and Amy, as on more than one occasion she gives Jake advice about the best way to get Amy's attention. And as for Captain Holt... "He approves!" Though in a later episode he does, apparently seriously, question Amy's life choices when faced with one of Jake's Felony Misdemeanor personality traits. Let's be honest, the Belligerent Sexual Tension between Jake and Amy is so blatant that they've actually been shipped by perps they were in the middle of arresting... (see Comically Missing the Point, above). Even Doug Judy, Jake's Sitcom Arch-Nemesis, is openly supportive of them as a couple. Jake/Amy may be the main ship in the show, but it's also clear from early on that everyone in the 99 is very much shipping Holt and Kevin as well.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_31fbee81	type	Money Dumb
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_31fbee81	comment	Money Dumb: One of Jake's (many, many) problems with living as an adult is that he loves to spend money on all kinds of unnecessary things such as multiple massage chairs, a DJ table, etc. He also has no idea of how in debt he is because he throws away letters containing that information.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_32da91b8	type	Out of Focus
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_32da91b8	comment	Out of Focus: The show's normally pretty good about including every cast member in every episode, but the season 4 premiere, "Coral Palms, Part 1" is notable for featuring none of the main characters aside from Holt and Peralta, and for taking place entirely outside of Brooklyn. Gina is absent for the first half of Season 5, as both the character and actress were on maternity leave. (She is then Put on a Bus in Season 6, so the show resorts to generally highlighting each character equally.)
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3324d1c8	type	Gift-Giving Gaffe
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3324d1c8	comment	Gift-Giving Gaffe: Gina and Boyle try to invoke this, after their parents start dating. They peek at the gift Boyle's dad is giving her mom, an electric scale. Subverted in the end though — Gina's mom actually loves it.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_355007c3	type	Brilliant, but Lazy
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_355007c3	comment	Brilliant, but Lazy: Played with regarding Peralta. He likes to goof around but that is just a part of his personality, he doesn't like doing paperwork and is otherwise lax in following certain protocols like the dress code. But he knows how to buckle down and do grunt work, as is necessary for a working detective. Ironically, he's proven to be a workaholic who struggles to let go of a case even when told he has to.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_35b090a3	type	Shared Family Quirks
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_35b090a3	comment	Shared Family Quirks: Whenever Boyle talks about his family life or his father shows up, it becomes obvious that eccentricity is a family thing. No matter what they're like otherwise, all Boyle cousins have an intense fondness for beige clothing and use "I love you" like punctuation. Season 2 shows beyond a doubt that Boyle and Gina are both essentially Generation Xerox of their same-sex parent, though Gina's mother is arguably a bit more mellow than her daughter. Holt and his mother are both high-powered, extremely stoic people involved in law enforcement. Everyone in the Santiago family has a major competitive streak.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_36135fb0	type	Official Couple
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_36135fb0	comment	Official Couple: After some will-they-won't-they tension, Jake and Amy get officially together at the beginning of Season 3. They make a cute couple and Amy is pumped that Captain Holt totally approves of them.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_361a1d26	type	Anguished Declaration of Love
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_361a1d26	comment	Anguished Declaration of Love: Played with in "Charges and Specs". Before Jake takes off for his undercover assignment, he confesses his feelings for Amy. It's not anguished, but it's regretful. Diaz does this with Marcus in "Boyle-Linetti Wedding", telling Marcus she loves him. She'd previously stated that the only people she'd ever said that to were her parents and her dying grandfather, and she regretted it with her grandfather because he beat cancer "and now I look like an idiot."
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_379b8809	type	Out of Character
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_379b8809	comment	Holt eventually betrays that he has a good wit and sense of humor, it's just filtered through his stone-faced expressions (like most of his insults to Wuntch "If you're here, who's guarding Hades?"). Even then in the right circumstances he demonstrates an Out of Character laugh or gleeful fist pump, which is made all the more hilarious.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_37c6c0f3	type	William Telling
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_37c6c0f3	comment	William Telling: "Old School": Played for laughs. Drunk detective Jake Peralta and Brogan, an author who wrote his favorite book about cops and real-life crime, play William Tell... with darts. Jake has a lemon on his head and Brogan hits Jake's chest with a dart.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3840c533	type	Heist Episode
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3840c533	comment	Heist Episode: Usually doubling up with Halloween Episode. Every Halloween (and in season 6, Cinco de Mayo), the characters challenge each other to steal something within the precinct (usually for bragging rights). The stakes and competitiveness rise every year, and the plans are elaborate and involve a lot of theft and betrayal.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_38869708	type	The Precarious Ledge
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_38869708	comment	The Precarious Ledge: Jake, Charles, and Pimento get stuck on one in "Pimemento".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_38958f33	type	Black and Nerdy
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_38958f33	comment	Black and Nerdy: Holt finds things like obscure historical references to be absolutely hysterical. He's also extremely interested in classical composers and looks for any excuse to bring them up in conversation. Also Terry, who despite looking like a Scary Black Man, is actually a huge nerd. He enjoys fantasy books in particular, and used to dress up as a superhero when he was a kid. It's also discovered in a Season 4 episode that he secretly writes fanfiction in his spare time.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_38d02d44	type	Batman Gambit
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_38d02d44	comment	Batman Gambit: How Peralta wins his bet with Holt that he could steal his Medal of Valor from his officeâ€”Peralta gets the rest of the team to help by volunteering to do their paperwork if they do so, knowing that Holt will have to do it as he's doing Peralta's paperwork if he steals the medal. Subsequently, every time Holt catches him, he fails to catch the other cops working on getting the medal. This extends to all following Halloween heists, where participants manage to manipulate others and predict their characteristic actions and behavior for their own plan with amazing accuracy. In season 2, Holt has Terry prepare a badly punctuated funding request for the Deputy Chief Wuntch (Holt's arch-nemesis), knowing she'll reject it for the most trivial mistake, giving him an excuse to go over her head. In "DFW", Rosa refuses to let Gina set her up with one of her friends. Gina purposefully brings a woman she knows will annoy Rosa to the bar with the intention of making Rosa bond with the bartender (who is the friend Gina actually wanted to set Rosa up with). In "The Box", Peralta has only 8 minutes to get a confession before the murderer, a highly intelligent but arrogant man, walks. Peralta describes the crime and how he got lucky "at every turn". The murderer gets angrier and angrier before finally snapping and describing how every piece of the murders was intelligent and preplanned. All he had to do to stay free was to ignore Peralta's needling and insults for 8 minutes.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: Peralta's remark about singing along to his favorite rap songs is one to Andy Samberg's parody rap group The Lonely Island. When Jake presents one of his elaborate cover stories on a stakeout, Boxed Crook Doug Judy mentions that "You played him like a boss." He also starts rapping apropos of very little in "Unsolvable". "Operation: Broken Feather" has Peralta and Santiago searching a hotel, and being directed to the Salieri Ballroom. Samberg actually played Salieri in a Saturday Night Live skit with Justin Timberlake as Mozart. Yes, really. In "Into the Woods", Jake claims to have an app on his phone that makes him sound like T-Pain. He then says he doesn't need it and can make himself sound like T-Pain without it. He would know what T-Pain sounds like. At least Jake likes his sister this time. Peralta states he can't grow a mustache just like Rod In "Unsolvable", a sleep-deprived Jake hallucinates "Terry's biceps mocking him". Scully regularly breaks out into operatic singing, likely due to Joel McKinnon Miller having taken opera singing lessons early in his life. In "The Oolong Slayer",: Holt refers to Wuntch as a "bat." It's an insult that's usually accompanied by some sort of prefix ("dingbat," "old bat," etc.). Kyra Sedgewick played Batwoman in Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman. Luis Moncada plays Tito Ruiz, the Giggle Pig kingpin, and is wearing the exact same suit he wore on Breaking Bad where he played Marco Salamanca, another menacing guy involved in the drug trade. As a bonus, Jake is very obviously dressed up like Jesse Pinkman in the same scene. In "Operation: Broken Feather", the team plays a football game against the Fire Dept in which Terry is The Ace. Guess which actor is a former NFL player? Terry is a talented artist. Terry Crews originally went to university on an art scholarship before earning a spot on his school's football team and going onto the NFL. In Season 3's "Into the Woods", Gina suggests that Santiago change her first name to "Vanessa" since Gina considers it more attractive. "Vanessa" is the middle name of Gina's actress, Chelsea Peretti. Season 5's "The Box" is essentially a comedic remake of Homicide: Life on the Street's "Three Men and Adena", with the only major difference being that the suspect confesses to being guilty. In "The Set Up", Holt expresses to Jake that he hates colleges that award diplomas for acting. Andre Braugher has degrees in acting from both Stanford and Julliard. Marc Deveraux in "Serve and Protect" is an actor who's played a cop for so long he thinks he's as good as one. He is played by Nathan Fillion, best known for his role as Richard Castle, a writer who's written cop stories for so long he thinks he's as good as one.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_39cee4cc	type	Team Power Walk
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_39cee4cc	comment	Team Power Walk: Done by the main cast in the opening credits, and also whenever they assume cover identities.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_39f27cae	type	Bedmate Reveal
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_39f27cae	comment	Bedmate Reveal: A shot of Boyle and Gina caps off "Charges and Specs" (and as such, the first season). And it happens again in the Season 2 premiere!
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_39ff7ffb	type	Change the Uncomfortable Subject
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_39ff7ffb	comment	Change the Uncomfortable Subject: Done frequently around Boyle, who is very fond of bringing up subjects other people would consider rather gross.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3ac8ba6a	type	Ignorant About Fire
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3ac8ba6a	comment	Ignorant About Fire: In her very first scene, Jake's mom Karen opens her door to greet him, and gives him a big hug as an alarm goes off like crazy in the background. Jake worriedly asks if something is burning, to which she cheerfully replies, "Yeah!" without making any move to go deal with it.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3b657394	type	Mistaken Death Confirmation
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3b657394	comment	Mistaken Death Confirmation: Played for laughs with Scully multiple times. In "Fancy Brudgrom", a flashback to Scully in the The '70s shows him collapse after taking diet pills. Hitchcock checks his pulse and cries, "HE'S DEAAD!" Jump Cut to the present and Scully casually explains that he was actually in a coma. Justified, since Hitchcock isn't the best judge of... well, anything. In "The Negotiation", Scully fakes a heart attack (which he refers to as "turning his heart off") while delivering food to Doug Judy and the hostages in order to distract the cops outside. When the hostage negotiator believes the body under the sheet is Doug Judy, he lifts the sheet to reveal Scully, who was mistaken for dead by the medical examiners because his pulse is, by Scully's own admission, "super weak".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3b97d092	type	Desk Sweep of Passion
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3b97d092	comment	Desk Sweep of Passion: Jake goes to visit Sophia in her office and dramatically sweeps everything off of her desk so they can make out. Sophia then quietly points out that her desk is the other desk in the office, on the opposite side of the room.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3c0a4666	type	Noodle Incident
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3c0a4666	comment	Noodle Incident: Part of the reason Wuntch hates Holt is an incident never explained beyond:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3c0bf189	type	Adults Dressed as Children
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3c0bf189	comment	Adults Dressed as Children: A variation: as part of Peralta's ritual humiliation of Santiago in "The Bet", he admits that he based the dress he makes her wear on the dresses that the girls he had a crush on as a kid would wear to Bar Mitzvahs and Bat Mitzvahs. In a later episode we see a flashback where Jake has a bad experience at a Bar Mitzvah with a girl wearing an identical dress.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3cb287ce	type	Bad Date
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3cb287ce	comment	Bad Date: Peralta tries to invoke "The Worst Date Of Your Life" to humiliate Santiago after he wins their bet and she has to go on a date with him. When it's interrupted by Holt sending them on a stakeout, they end up genuinely bonding and having a pleasant time instead. Pretty much any time we've seen Santiago's personal life, she's been on one of these. Peralta as well, but usually it's his fault.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3cb6468e	type	Bad Liar
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3cb6468e	comment	The criminals the squad deal with have a tendency to get sucked into the petty personal dramas of the detectives, to the point where they often end up nonchalantly confessing to their crimes. They also tend not to be incredibly bright and terrible liars.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3dd3951e	type	Cowboy Cop
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3dd3951e	comment	Jake was suspended for failing a drug test, which was merely protocol until they sorted out what happened. When it's cleared up at the end of the episode he demands Holt return his gun and badge to him, and informed that Holt doesn't actually keep them in his office for the purpose of a ceremonial return but are in storage at the equipment locker. Jake insists he do it anyway and Holt uses his own gun and badge for a mock return, and when Jake keeps up the Cowboy Cop character Holt quietly orders him to leave.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3f11ef74	type	Parental Substitute
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3f11ef74	comment	Averted with Jake, who also sees Holt as a Parental Substitute, but loves hearing about his love life.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3f13413a	type	Staggered Zoom
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3f13413a	comment	Staggered Zoom: Onto Holt in Season 4 premiere "Coral Palms, Part 1", when he realizes that if they don't investigate the case they might be left indefinitely in witness protection in the worst place on earth, Florida.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3f7a958b	type	Secret Test of Character
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_3f7a958b	comment	Secret Test of Character: While interviewing IT consultants, Gina repeatedly asks one what his favorite Jay-Z song is until he yells at her, she screams at another and flosses in front of the third. It turns out she was secretly pitting them against challenges they'd be facing every day: handling Hitchcock's daily questions about logging in, Rosa's constant angry outbursts, and the general disgusting nature of a police station that has to deal with both criminals and Hitchcock and Scully. Since none of the candidates manage to pass her tests, she recommends the hacker whose attack spurred the precinct to hire a new IT manager in the first place.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4008c5b6	comment	Randomly Reversed Letters: Parodied in episode "Tactical Village", where Gina claims that the addictive computer game "Kwazy Kupcakes" has a reversed w.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_40bb59d0	type	Blatant Lies
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_40bb59d0	comment	Blatant Lies: Played for Laughs throughout the series, characters will often pretend to be in top form when they are in fact "clearly injured" and make excuses for being where they are not supposed to be: When Jake has been suspended: When Holt has been demoted:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: A few episodes end like this: "The Ebony Falcon": Gina's apartment gets robbed and they never catch the guy who did it. "The Pontiac Bandit Returns": Jake and Rosa catch the Giggle Pig supplier, but Doug Judy gets away again. "The Defense Rests": Gina reluctantly gives her blessing for Lynn to marry Darlene, but Sophia breaks up with Jake and Wuntch manipulates Holt into promoting her, giving her more power over him. The episode ends with Jake and Holt drinking away their sorrows in the bar, while Terry comforts Jake. "Captain Peralta": Jake was able to solve his dad's case, but his dad abandons him and his team in the bar which made Jake kick his dad out of his life. "The Chopper": Jake, Holt, and Charles solve a huge case, but Wuntch promotes Holt as head of Public Relations, which forces him to leave the Nine-Nine. "Johnny and Dora": Holt and Gina leave the Nine-Nine, and Jake and Amy get together. "Moo Moo": Terry makes a point to oppose racism in the NYPD, with Holt's support, but he loses the position he was applying for, probably because he made trouble. "He Said, She Said": The victim of attempted rape has to give up the high-powered job she loves due to being sidelined and bullied at work and loses the financial settlement, but her stand against workplace sexism results in another woman coming forwards about sexual harassment.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_41f3b3a2	type	Generic Cop Badges
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_41f3b3a2	comment	Generic Cop Badges: In "Suicide Squad", the Vulture wears a detective badge despite being a captain.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_42008602	type	Story Arc
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_42008602	comment	Story Arc: The Jimmy Figgis story arc spanning over 7 episodes, starting from "Paranoia" and ending with "Coral Palms, Part 3". In fact it caused another story arc right after it finished called. "The Night Shift" which lasts 6 episodes. The corrupt cop/prison arc begins in the final episodes of Season 4 and concludes in the second episode of Season 5, The race to become commissioner, which begins early in Season 5 but only really heats up a few episodes in, and it lasts all the way through the season and into the first episode of Season 6, which reveals that Holt didn't get it.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4217402f	type	Power Dynamics Kink
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4217402f	comment	Power Dynamics Kink: Jake is very into it when Amy (his girlfriend, fiancÃ©, then wife) acts domineering, which increases when she's promoted to Sergeant. For instance, when she's twisting his thumb around during the Halloween Heist, he asks her to "do it harder".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_42262e0b	type	Firefighter Arsonist
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_42262e0b	comment	Firefighter Arsonist: In "Payback", whilst examining some discrepancies on a case he worked back in the 80's, Holt discovers evidence proving that some of the fires attributed to a notorious serial arsonist the Brooklyn Broiler, were actually committed by a firefighter who wanted to look like a hero. Unfortunately, as the case is decades old the firefighter died of old age two weeks before hand without ever facing justice. Lampshaded in "A Tale Of Two Bandits". Upon discovering the local firefighters want to claim Shaw's, the 99's usual hangout, due to needing a new bar, the squad mockingly asks whether one of them turned out to be an arsonist and burned down their old one. The Fire Lieutenant declares this to be a nasty and unfounded stereotype, before sheepishly admitting that did actually happen.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4284a7fb	type	Notary Nonsense
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4284a7fb	comment	Notary Nonsense: Amy loves doing paperwork and is very proud about being a notary. When Jake, by this point her husband and father to her child, uses a different notary for something, she reacts like he had an affair.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_42a055ac	type	Happy Place
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_42a055ac	comment	Happy Place: Boyle recommends it when you're nervous. His is slurping an infinitely long piece of linguine... and every 20 feet? A sauce change. Rosa takes his advice while she's on the stand and imagines herself, in a cabin, beating the defense attorney examining her to death and ripping his arms off.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4330f7eb	type	Sitcom Character Archetypes
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4330f7eb	comment	Sitcom Character Archetypes: The Square: Terry. The Wisecracker: Jake, Rosa. The Bully: Rosa, Gina. The Dork: Amy The Goofball: Jake, Charles, Gina (on rare occasions, when she's not being the Bully). The Sage: Holt.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_434d893c	type	Funny Foreigner
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_434d893c	comment	Funny Foreigner: Mlepnos, played by Fred Armisen.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_44606d14	type	Becoming the Mask
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_44606d14	comment	Becoming the Mask: Played for laughs when Boyle goes undercover as a gym manager and becomes more concerned about running the gym than the case he's supposed to be working on. Fuzzy Cuddlebear in the first scene of the pilot. Adrian Pimento returns from being undercover for 12 years with extreme PTSD and repeatedly refers to himself as Paul Sneed, his alias while he was undercover.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_44ba9580	type	The Snark Knight
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_44ba9580	comment	Rosa is April Ludgate, the beautiful Snark Knight and slightly crazy badass.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_45a387bc	type	Light Feminine and Dark Feminine
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_45a387bc	comment	Light Feminine and Dark Feminine: Goody two-shoes Santiago is the Light Feminine and narcissistic and vain Gina is the Dark Feminine.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4675960	type	I'm Your Worst Nightmare
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4675960	comment	I'm Your Worst Nightmare: Amy at the end of Halloween, Part III.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_469e3e2f	type	In-Universe
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_469e3e2f	comment	In-Universe, after Jake is in prison for several months, he is initially put on desk duty when he returns because policy says he needs time to reacquaint himself to his job, which Holt insists on because he was worried that Jake wasn't properly dealing with his experience. Jake ended up second guessing himself on a case, which proved to be unfounded, but Holt took it as evidence that he was being more conscientious, growing as a person and as a detective.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4781adbb	type	Jerk with a Heart of Gold
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4781adbb	comment	Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Several examples in the main cast. Jake can be a very arrogant Manchild, and he can be very thoughtless in how he interacts with other people, but he is also a genuinely kind and compassionate person who cares about his friends and will go to extreme lengths to make them happy. Rosa is an aggressive and ill-tempered person with a Hair-Trigger Temper who terrifies most people, but she does care about her friends and shows this by giving them surprisingly solid advice and by always having their back whenever they find themselves needing help. Gina's "heart of gold" is really more just a nugget of gold in a heart of stone, but she does have her moments of kindness. Hitchcock and Scully's shenanigans can rank from goofy to jerky, but they have a strong sense of justice. In 1986, they stole confiscated money in order to help an endangered witness start a new life, and in season 7, they let themselves look like incompetent morons to make sure a witness would not be taken by ICE.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_479f9ad0	type	Characterization Marches On
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_479f9ad0	comment	Characterization Marches On: While Jake has always been a headstrong wiseass and learning to be more respectful is part of his Character Development, his characterization in some early episodes, such as making constant fat jokes about a victim and screwing with Charles' case in "M.E. Time", is outright mean compared to his later Nice Guy personality.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_47fea76b	type	Butt-Monkey
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_47fea76b	comment	And Hitchcock and Scully are Garry/Jerry/Larry/Terry Gergich/Gengurch, the old and overweight Butt Monkeys of the team (although Garry was actually a good guy who didn't deserve his abuse, while Hitchcock and Scully are just... the worst...)
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_48e8fe57	type	Happily Adopted
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_48e8fe57	comment	Happily Adopted: Nikolaj, as well as his dad Charles.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4a3e547f	type	Leaning on the Fourth Wall
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4a3e547f	comment	Leaning on the Fourth Wall: At the end of Season 3, Amy goes undercover in a women's prison. As part of her identity she wears a fake stomach to make her appear seven months pregnant, in order to allow her to talk to her "doctors" (actually her handlers, Charles and Jake) at any time. This allowed the then heavily pregnant Melissa Fumero to get out from behind the increasingly unconvincing Scenery Censors and in on the action for the first time in half a season. Needless to say, many Lampshade Hanging jokes are made, including Amy refusing to believe that she looks realistically pregnant. Similarly, Chelsea Peretti's pregnancy during Season 4 is dealt with by having Gina also become pregnant. After a night with one of the Boyle cousins. During Season 5, Jake comments that he seems to run into Doug Judy once a year, in a nod to how Judy always shows up Once a Season. In Season 5, Jake also mentions that he and Bill only meet once a year, for the Halloween Heist. This is actually subverted in Season 5 (where Bill appears twice), but played straight in Seasons 4, 6, and 7. After fans of the show getting annoyed that they didn't get to see Jake and Amy kissing in season six, Charles complains about the same thing in the finale. He also calls them 'Peraltiago', the fandom's ship name for them. After the move to NBC for Season 6, the Halloween Heist is no longer a Halloween Episode. Seasons 6 and 7's episodes were both devoted to showing how they ended up taking place on different days - Cinco de Mayo and Easter (although both heists started on Halloween and spiraled increasingly out of control). In Season 7, Amy announces that she's pregnant, and the rest of the department reveals that they've known for a while due to her obvious Hide Your Pregnancy tactics. In spite of it being a plot point that her character couldn't get pregnant for most of the season, the actress had been using these tactics to hide her real-life pregnancy. She used the same tactics during her first pregnancy in an earlier season. In Season 8, when there are only a few episodes left, Boyle's reaction to his possible testicular cancer sounds like him acknowledging that the show is going to end soon.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4a4d6f7c	type	Comedic Sociopathy
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4a4d6f7c	comment	Comedic Sociopathy: The "Halloween" episodes tend to bring out the squad's competitive and ruthless sides, which results in all kinds of callous mistreatment of the others as they compete for whatever trinket they have to 'heist' this year and the attending glory that comes with it.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4ae67a53	type	Laughing Gas
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4ae67a53	comment	Laughing Gas: In "The Party", Jake has a flashback to the dentist's office where he is laughing while being pumped with gas.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4bfcfa7c	type	Kansas City Shuffle
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4bfcfa7c	comment	Kansas City Shuffle: Every single Halloween Heist episode involves one. The first two mostly revolved around Holt and Jake's second-guessing of each other, but (in order), Amy, Gina, Terry, Kevin, and finally Rosa all got involved in various ploys. In "Halloween", Captain Holt and Detective Peralta make a bet that Peralta can't steal Holt's Medal of Valor from his office, where Holt has placed it inside a safe within a locked cabinet. Holt proceeds to catch Peralta out in a series of lame attempts to break into the office and steal the medal using what seem to be feeble disguises and distractions until he ends up being locked in an interrogation room and handcuffed to a table... whereupon Peralta explains to Holt the real plan; while Peralta was distracting Holt with his increasingly feeble attempts to break into Holt's office, the other detectives in the squadâ€”whom Peralta had bribed with an offer to do their paperwork for themâ€”were subtly breaking through Holt's defenses and stealing the medal for him. Since he lost the bet, Holt now has to do all of Peralta's paperwork, which now includes the entire squad's.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4c0b402a	type	Crazy Workplace
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4c0b402a	comment	Crazy Workplace: The main character Jake is either the best or the worst detective in his squad. His great intellect, creativity, and ingenuity allow him to solve the most difficult and even unsolvable cold cases, however, his childishness, short attention span, and petty (but innocent) agendas make him a liability at times. Rosa is hot-blooded and reserved, to the point not a single co-worker knows where she lives and the life she has outside work and tends to carry knives, daggers, and other extra weapons aside from her standard sidearm. Charles has plenty of silly interests that he likes to show off in the office and is proud of his love for food, even the very exotic and unusual. Terry, the Big Guy is a close second to Charles in terms of quirkiness, despite being appearing as the strong and serious brute he is one of the hammiest in the squad. Amy is a nerdy overachiever, who often takes a lot of work-related bets and goes wild during wacky office games. Gina the office admin who describes herself as "the human form of the 100 emoji", is a snarky troll who loves to crack wise about her co-workers. Hitchcock and Scully are the old and lazy detectives in the precinct who eat and sleep most of the day, but surprisingly have a lot of Hidden Depths. The captain, Raymond is a stoic man whose personal life can be described as plain, his interests are boring, his favorite food is bland, his husband is as unenergetic as he is, and his work is mostly in the office.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4d8e488b	type	Dreaded Kids' Party Entertainer Job
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4d8e488b	comment	Dreaded Kids' Party Entertainer Job: While not their main job, while undercover in Florida, Holt and Jake worked at a games complex that threw birthday parties for children. When Jake got promoted to manager, he gave Holt the job of entertaining the kids' parties.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4e3d253b	comment	Downer Ending: The fourth season ends on a downer note. Jake and Rosa are deemed guilty of robbing a bank and are sentenced to 15 years in prison.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: In "Halloween", when Peralta is explaining his gambit to the skeptical Holt. A more serious example from the cold open of "Charges and Specs": "My name's Jake Peralta, and I just got fired from the NYPD." Followed by a How We Got Here / Once More, with Clarity. Also from the same episode: "I kinda wish something... could happen, between us, romantic-stylez." From "The Chopper": "Say goodbye to the Nine-Nine, Raymond." From "HalloVeen": Amy reading the new inscription on the belt. From "The Good Ones":
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4eebbd2d	type	Beat Without a "But"
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4eebbd2d	comment	Beat Without a "But": When Jake arrested a suspect without any real evidence just for mouthing off, the entire squad had 48 hours to get the necessary proof in order to avoid a lawsuit.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: In an early episode, Holt was depicted as someone with just as much of an informed interest as Boyle in the 'mouthfeel' of a good pizza. This was later dropped, and Holt became utterly uninterested in food. Holt during his younger days was stated to be very much like Jake, in fact that was his Old Shame so much that he reinvented himself as a strict no-nonsense cop. Flashbacks set in that time and earlier show Holt to be the same serious no-nonsense individual. There were three "useless" detectives outlined by Terry in the pilot: Scully, Hitchcock and Daniels, a middle-aged woman. She is never seen or mentioned again, though Scully and Hitchcock go on to be a major part of the show. Terry and Charles' eccentricities take a few episodes to emerge. Amy and Holt, similarly, are less fussy, and Jake much more of an insensitive jerk. During the Vulture's debut appearance, he has an unexplained obsession with Peralta's butt. All subsequent appearances drop this quirk to focus on his womanizing and tendency to steal anything and everything from the precinct cops. Boyle has an all-consuming crush on Rosa for the first several episodes. Pretty much everyone realized it came off as more creepy than cute and Boyle's crush disappeared. Stephanie Beatriz's voice in the pilot is much closer to her normal speaking voice. After the pilot, her voice significantly drops, and Beatriz jokes a lot in interviews about how shocked people are to hear her actual speaking voice.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5012cb5c	type	Blind People Wear Sunglasses
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5012cb5c	comment	Blind People Wear Sunglasses: When Boyle is apparently temporarily blinded during laser-eye surgery, he wears sunglasses to signify this.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_50f66629	type	Crazy-Prepared
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_50f66629	comment	Crazy-Prepared: Peralta pretends his "Halloween II" bet is as impromptu as the previous year's, but he has actually been planning for three months. Unfortunately for him, he finds out the hard way that Holt has been plotting his revenge for the entire year. Then the trope gets stretched to the point of ridiculousness when Peralta, after losing the second bet, says that he's already planning for next year, to which Holt replies that Peralta is only three months behind him. From then onwards, every single person is always very, very prepared for the heist. One year, it's revealed that Jake and Amy both gave each other Christmas gifts that were actually tasers in disguise so that they could activate them 10 months later during the heist.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_51dc66f6	type	Hardboiled Detective
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_51dc66f6	comment	Season 1: Jimmy Brogan, once idolized by Peralta as a Hardboiled Detective writer straight out of the '70s, turns out to be a racist, misogynistic homophobe straight out of the '70s. Peralta's father, whom Peralta worships and whose personal failures and absence he constantly excuses. In the end, Peralta realizes that his father is just a bad parent.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_52b36340	type	What Measure Is a Mook?
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_52b36340	comment	What Measure Is a Mook?: Played for Laughs in "Tactical Village". After Boyle "saves" Diaz from a man marked as a Perp, the following exchange ensues:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: The pilot begins with Peralta doing a monologue from Donnie Brasco and introducing his undercover informant, Fuzzy Cuddlebear the Nannycam. Season 1 ends with Peralta going undercover in the mob. In the Pilot, before Holt arrives, Jake says that Holt will be like a "robot." In the season 2 finale, Jake asks Holt to "go back to being Robot Captain" to soften the blow of the news of Holt's departure.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_532f8e61	type	Instant Humiliation: Just Add YouTube!
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_532f8e61	comment	Instant Humiliation: Just Add YouTube!: Peralta and Holt's cover in Coral Palms is compromised when a bystander films Holt being run over by a Go Kart. The rest of the episode - "Coral Palms, Part 1" - revolves around the said YouTube video, which in turn drives the action of the following episode.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_537dd8fe	type	Affably Evil
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_537dd8fe	comment	Affably Evil: Doug Judy. Sure, he's a manipulative, lying thief, but when he's not unveiling another of his evil plans, he and Jake get along fantastically. While they don't click to quite the same degree as Jake and Doug Judy, Caleb in "The Big House" is Jake's cellmate and only friend on the inside of Jericho.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_548a339	type	Queer Colors
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_548a339	comment	Queer Colors: Captain Holt, who is openly gay, displays his pride through his office accessories. He keeps a small rainbow flag in his desktop pen holder, and his shelves hold a row of six binders that are each one of the rainbow's colors.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5532b579	type	Acoustic License
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5532b579	comment	Acoustic License: Justified and parodied in "The Mole". Rosa and Terry go to a "silent disco" looking for drug activity. Everyone wears headsets rather than having the music out of standing speakers "Which is considerate to the neighbors." The end result is that without wearing a headset you just see a crowd dancing but all you hear is awkward floor scuffing, easily allowing Rosa and Terry to talk on the side.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5558641	type	Gratuitous Japanese
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5558641	comment	Gratuitous Japanese: Terry and his fling from Japan speak Japanese when he has a flashback from his foreign exchange program.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_562abd51	type	Let's Get Dangerous!
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_562abd51	comment	Let's Get Dangerous!: After an episode of goofy antics and neurotic behavior, the teamwork as an efficient, well-oiled unit to bring down the fugitive murderer at the end of the pilot episode.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_565106b3	type	Women Are Wiser
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_565106b3	comment	Women Are Wiser: Subverted by Gina. She's a raging Narcissist who barely cares about other people at all. The sanest, stable and common-sense character in the cast is arguably the male Terry. Of the female characters, Santiago initially seems like one of the most mature characters in the cast, particularly compared to her partner/love interest Peralta, but when you look closer she's actually just as immature, competitive, socially awkward and childish as he is — just from a different direction (whereas he's the class clown who never grew up, she acts like she's constantly striving to be high school valedictorian), thus leading her to get into just as much trouble. Diaz also seems like she's got a good head on her shoulders, but this is contrasted with a very short temper and tendency towards violent solutions to problems, which also doesn't always help. However, played with once Amy and Jake get married. Amy seems to be the one who does everything around their marriage; Jake didn't even know wedding insurance was a thing and assumed it was a genius improvisation by Amy.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_56ade6eb	type	Sapient Eat Sapient
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_56ade6eb	comment	Sapient Eat Sapient: See I'm a Humanitarian.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_56ff2e35	type	Bat Deduction
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_56ff2e35	comment	Bat Deduction: Played with. In "The Mole" Peralta tells Holt that he recently learned something about the squad that "disturbed him" and Holt immediately said, "Oh my God! Gina and Boyle slept together?" Peralta is amazed he figured it out on such generic information and Holt explains his reasoning, which was logical and accurate, but still doesn't quite explain the initial leap.note One possible explanation could be that Holt had sneaking suspicions about their relationship since god knows how long, and whatever signals that Peralta set off immediately confirmed his suspicions. He is, after all, a detective.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_581f6468	type	Hero of Another Story
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_581f6468	comment	Hero of Another Story: Detective Dave Majors, the Swedish Interpol agents (who are good cops despite their snooty condescending attitudes towards Jake and Rosa), and Teddy (who is a competent, honest cop despite being a Stalker with a Crush towards Amy). These examples stand out because whenever the main characters have to work with other cops they usually turn out to be crooked (Stevie, Bob, Hawkins) or incompetent (Jack Danger, C.J., the Vulture)
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5860c090	type	Sitcom Arch-Nemesis
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5860c090	comment	Sitcom Arch-Nemesis: The petty Field Marshall Boone was this for Season 1, where he and Jake were involved in one that often pulled in their co-workers into a general one between firefighters and police officers. This was dropped after Season 1, though. The Vulture serves as this for all the detectives, due to his irritating demeanor and annoying habit of swooping in to steal their cases at the last minute. Season 2 introduces Madeleine Wuntch, a fellow cop with whom Holt has had a bitter rivalry for decades. It's initially played for laughs but then played for drama near the end of the season, when she forcibly re-assigns Holt to a different department out of spite.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_58626d87	type	Genius Ditz
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_58626d87	comment	Genius Ditz: Gina seems like an incredibly self-centered and shallow idiot, but she has some people skills as a civilian that the cops, too immersed in their jobs as they are, lack. She also passes her astronomy final test after studying for a single night and is the only one that immediately perceives Holts' homosexuality after meeting him. Peralta spends most of his time messing around, thinking up Bond One-Liners, placing stupid bets and generally acting like an idiot—and he's also a genuinely brilliant detective.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_59907e4f	type	Police Are Useless
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_59907e4f	comment	Police Are Useless: Played with. The main characters are quirky but competent police officers. However, the other detectives in the squad are described by Jeffords as completely useless. Later, Gina tells Holt that she wants to learn how to shoot because the local cops are useless. She lives in the area policed by Precinct 99. Although in Gina's case, she does have a habit of outright trolling Holt and the other cops, and the real reason she was there was as an official witness to get Jeffords re-certified to go into the field.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5a194444	type	But Not Too Bi
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5a194444	comment	But Not Too Bi: Zigzagged with Rosa. While she is shown with both male and female partners, she had a Make-Out Kids relationship with her boyfriends, but not Jocelyn. Though she has kissed her girlfriends on-screen, and her boyfriends (Pimento specifically) are much more eccentric, while Jocelyn, her only on-screen girlfriend, is very normal.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5a310772	type	Standard Office Setting
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5a310772	comment	Standard Office Setting: Precinct 99 of NYPD is located in an older New York building. All the detectives have a desk in the bullpen and their direct superior Captain Holt has a small office. The show is a Work Com and there is much office tomfoolery, e.g. the detectives bet each other who will have more arrests, Scully and Hitchcock are useless as detectives but make good coffee, Diaz has rage issues and is occasionally seen slapping computer screens or smashing printers (Percussive Maintenance/Percussive Therapy style); they argue over their break room, try to find secret hiding spots, or in one arc the office is overcrowded because one floor was shut down for maintenance because Captain Holt is unpopular with the higher-ups. They also often play cool Office Sports. And they actually do lots of police work.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5aa8d3d8	type	Friendly Enemy
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5aa8d3d8	comment	Friendly Enemy: Peralta and Doug Judy are this, much to everyone's chagrin. Even Peralta gets aggravated by their relationship from time to time.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5b565147	type	Meaningful Background Event
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5b565147	comment	Meaningful Background Event: During Peralta's dismissive robot impression of what he expects the new precinct captain to be like, you can see Holtâ€”the new precinct captain in questionâ€”walk up behind him. In the Season 1 finale, you can see Captain Holt getting a phone call as he, Peralta and Santiago are walking down the hallway. This is when the FBI told Holt that Peralta would have to deny having evidence so as not to ruin a deep undercover case.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5b5dfdda	type	FriendlyRival
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5b5dfdda	comment	The Pontiac Bandit Doug Judy shows up for one episode every season, a Friendly Rival to Jake who always sneaks away at the end. Lampshaded in the fifth season, where after getting away again Peralta suggests they wait 12 months because that's when he'll probably see him again.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5b95535a	type	Love Forgives All but Lust
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5b95535a	comment	Love Forgives All but Lust: Jake is chasing after a mobster who escaped a sting operation he masterminded, who he states is worse than any of the people they did catch. They interview his mistress to see if she knows where he is and she protects her violent criminal boyfriend up until Jake reveals that he has another mistress: her sister.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5c4140fd	type	Jokers Love Junk Food
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5c4140fd	comment	Jokers Love Junk Food: Jake Peralta, the biggest Bunny-Ears Lawyer of the Nine-Nine, has a terrible diet that is commented on by multiple characters. He once ate gummi bears wrapped in a fruit roll-up for breakfast and has been known to pour orange soda in his cereal. Hitchcock and Scully, the Insufferable Imbecile Those Two Guys, are constantly eating, mainly junk food like potato chips, chicken wings, and meatball subs. They once admitted to eating cake for dinner, as well.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5d1eca88	type	Awesome McCoolname
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5d1eca88	comment	Awesome McCoolname: Peralta and Boyle are excited to meet Agent Jack Danger. It's then subverted when it turns out he's a nerdy, officious postal worker and his last name is pronounced "Donger", which is (apparently) derived from a Dutch word meaning "Prudence in financial matters".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5ec18ad8	type	Delayed Family Acceptance
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5ec18ad8	comment	Delayed Family Acceptance: After Rosa comes out as bisexual to her parents, they both react badly. Her dad comes around a matter of days later but tells a disappointed Rosa that her mother needs longer to process it and not to visit for a while.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5ec9de7d	type	Distress Ball
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5ec9de7d	comment	Distress Ball: Rosa in "Christmas". Despite usually being one of the most capable people in the Nine-Nine, Rosa is tricked by the Freestyle Killer without much difficulty. This allows Boyle to take the bullet for her. Jake in "Sabotage". He leaves the car on a street that's completely unknown to him, then gets kidnapped by a criminal and is Bound and Gagged for the entire second half of the episode.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5eecd64c	type	Oh, No... Not Again!
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5eecd64c	comment	Oh, No... Not Again!: Roger accidentally cutting his thumb off.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5efd4d9c	type	Glasses Curiosity
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5efd4d9c	comment	Glasses Curiosity: In 48 Hours, Santiago has to start using backup glasses after her contacts dry out due to being forced to spend 48 hours in the precinct. Peralta snatches them off her face and wears them for a few seconds, which he soon regrets.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5fcb3c79	type	Golden Snitch
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_5fcb3c79	comment	Golden Snitch: How Peralta wins in "The Bet"—a vice bust nets him ten in one go. And those are just the convictions that will stick.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_61375e57	type	BigDamnKiss
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_61375e57	comment	Subverted in Season 8 when they finally get their first on-screen Big Damn Kiss.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_61b8f9e2	type	Bunny-Ears Lawyer
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_61b8f9e2	comment	Jake Peralta, the biggest Bunny-Ears Lawyer of the Nine-Nine, has a terrible diet that is commented on by multiple characters. He once ate gummi bears wrapped in a fruit roll-up for breakfast and has been known to pour orange soda in his cereal.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6267a414	type	Stamp of Rejection
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6267a414	comment	Stamp of Rejection: When Charles's food truck is set on fire, the insurance investigator is the squad's former member Adrian Pimento. When Pimento feels slighted by Jake and Charles, he very dramatically stamps Charles's claim "DENIED".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_62907b90	type	Bottle Episode
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_62907b90	comment	Bottle Episode: "The Box", revolves around Holt and Peralta conducting a long interrogation of a murder suspect. Almost the entire episode consists of Peralta, Holt, and the suspect in the interrogation room. Gina has a few lines early, Boyle has one line at the end, and the other detectives don't appear at all. "Dillman" is a more expansive bottle episode.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_62f9d08e	type	Freeze-Frame Bonus
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_62f9d08e	comment	Freeze-Frame Bonus: In "The Pontiac Bandit Returns", while Amy is contemplating telling Holt about his mistake in the Brooklyn Broiler case, the sign behind Terry reads "If it's wrong, make it right" In "Halloween IV", Gina can be seen in the background shots of the station after she supposedly left to get dental surgery.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_63387043	type	Glorious Death
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_63387043	comment	Glorious Death: When Charles' stew blows up Terry heavily scolds him for being reckless, revealing he had no intention of dying this way.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_63b02752	type	Hair-Trigger Temper
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_63b02752	comment	Rosa is an aggressive and ill-tempered person with a Hair-Trigger Temper who terrifies most people, but she does care about her friends and shows this by giving them surprisingly solid advice and by always having their back whenever they find themselves needing help.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_643618e5	type	Replacement Goldfish
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_643618e5	comment	Replacement Goldfish: Discussed in the episode "9 Days": After Charles' dog, Jason, dies, Rosa quickly gets him another dog and basically tells him to accept the dog and move on. This enrages the still-grieving Charles who storms off after the talk, leaving Rosa with the dog. She ends up bonding with said dog, now named Arlo, after which she holds an impromptu funeral service for Jason where she states she understands why Charles mourns for Jason and gives him some time to recover from the loss.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_64e39841	type	Self-Soothing Song
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_64e39841	comment	Self-Soothing Song: Level 2 of the Santiago Panic Scale, Amy Santiago's methods of coping with stress, is creepily singing songs from The Great American Songbook. A Cutaway Gag shows Amy singing "You're a Grand Old Flag" in the middle of the night while studying for her sergeant's exam.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_65c0f3fa	type	Dance of Romance
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_65c0f3fa	comment	Dance of Romance: Happens a few times with Jake and Amy, though it's not quite played straight on either occasion: In the Season 1 finale, while partnered up while undercover at a ballroom dance contest, Jake offers to teach Amy to dance properly, since she's terrible. It seems to more or less fit the trope for Jake—while Boyle and Terry have been telling him for several episodes that he obviously has a thing for Amy, it's the first time Jake seems to acknowledge it for himself without needing to get horrendously drunk as a way of dealing with it. Amy, however, quickly ruins the moment by wondering aloud if she and Teddy should take a dance class together. It gets Parodied in "Boyle-Linetti Wedding": when Jake is depressed to see Jenny dancing with her date, Amy coyly tells him that while she knows it's not the same, there's someone else there who's been wanting to dance with him all night. Then when Jake agrees, she introduces him to the very elderly lady standing next to her who's "been asking about [him] all night". Weirdly, though, it still ends up in a nice moment of Ship Tease for Jake and Amy, who end up smiling at each other through the whole dance—up until Jake's partner turns out to be surprisingly handsy. Happens yet again in "The Cruise", and is initially played more straight as Jake tells Amy that he loves her, for the first time. Then the announcer tells the participants to turn to their partners and talk about how their spouse died. Jake and Amy immediately ditch the dance.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_67fe4b8e	type	Ship Sinking
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_67fe4b8e	comment	Ship Sinking: The first season initially hinted at making Boyle/Diaz a thing, but it became increasingly clear that almost no one was on board with it. The creators eventually torpedoed it by having the other characters disapprove of it, Rosa herself bluntly tell Boyle that nothing was going to happen, and Boyle himself eventually move on to other people.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_680f950	type	Gilligan Cut
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_680f950	comment	Gilligan Cut: The one with Gina's apartment broken into, where Gina becomes so fearful and insecure that she threatens Amy and Rosa with a civilian complaint for what appears to be them slacking off (despite clearly being a red tape thing). They scoff at the idea—cut to Holt yelling at them for getting a civilian complaint.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_697b1af	comment	After Holt apologizes for Peralta starting a brawl between the Fire Department and Police Department, Peralta points out he was the only saying they should stop hitting each other. Jump Cut to back to the fight, and...
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6a12837c	type	Plain Palate
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6a12837c	comment	Holt had at least as much interest in food as Charles back in Season 1, before his Plain Palate became one of the RunningGags.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6a37ac44	type	Innocent Awkward Question
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6a37ac44	comment	Innocent Awkward Question: In the episode "Moo Moo," when Jake and Amy are babysitting Terry's elementary-school aged twin daughters, Cagney and Lacey. The girls accidentally learn the word "orgasm" from Jake and Amy and Amy hastily tries to fix things by teaching them that it's another word for "orange." This leads to an awkward moment the next morning when the twins ask Terry for "orgasm juice."
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6a937b9f	type	Kinky Role-Playing
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6a937b9f	comment	Kinky Role-Playing: On their honeymoon, Jake and Amy try some role-play, with Jake dressing up as the creator of the Dewey decimal system, which really gets Amy going, and her dressing up as the love interest from Jake's all-time favorite movie, Die Hard. While they both find the costumes extremely sexy, they think keeping in-character is exhausting and more trouble than it's worth, and decide to just skip to the part where they get naked.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6b05b601	type	Jerkass Has a Point
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6b05b601	comment	Jerkass Has a Point: During Jake and Amy's wedding a bomb threat is called in and everyone has to evacuate the building. The bomb disposal tech send to investigate turns out to be an ex-boyfriend of the bride who clearly still carries a torch for her. He takes his sweet time looking for the bomb and insists that every possible location be checked. Even when the detectives find evidence that it was a hoax, he refuses to allow anyone back in the building till it is fully inspected. It becomes obvious that the guy is trying to sabotage the wedding but in the end it turns out that there really was a bomb and by being an Obstructive Bureaucrat he saved a lot of lives.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6b35bdff	type	Serious Business
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6b35bdff	comment	Serious Business: The annual Halloween heist is taken very seriously by the characters, to the point characters will put their plans to acquire the year's trinket up a year before the competition takes place. Lampshaded in the fifth season's heist, which Jake uses to propose to Amy. She initially thinks it's part of the heist.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6bda9a30	type	Meaningful Name
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6bda9a30	comment	Meaningful Name: "Amy" is derived from a French word meaning "beloved," while "Santiago" is a Spanish name derived from the Hebrew name "Jacob." "Amy Santiago" quite literally means "beloved by Jacob." Those who study naming etymology were even less surprised than everyone else of what happens in Amy's future.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6c801252	type	Fakin' MacGuffin
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6c801252	comment	Fakin Macguffin: When Jake attempts to steal a phone with an incriminating video back from a Florida woman, her cronies beat him up and take it back. Afterward Jake explains to holt that he gave them a duplicate and kept the one with the evidence. In "Halloween IV", Gina manufactured three fake Plaques so she could trick each of the heist teams while keeping the real one for herself.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6c8ce33c	type	Lower Half Reveal
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6c8ce33c	comment	Lower Half Reveal: In the pilot, Jake appears to be adhering to Captain Holt's new dress code policy on ties while sitting at a desk, but stands up to reveal he's wearing a Speedo instead of pants. Holt turns the tables on Jake's disrespect by calling the whole squad in to see him.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6ddc33	type	Drama Bomb Finale
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6ddc33	comment	Drama Bomb Finale: The first four seasons all end on a more dramatic note than usual. Season one: Jake leaves on an undercover mission, and the risk this presents prompts him to finally admit his feelings to Amy. This is resolved fairly quickly the next season. Season two: Wuntch manages to get Holt transferred. This one takes a few episodes of season three to resolve. Season three: Jimmy "The Butcher" Figgis threatens the lives of Jake and Holt, forcing them to go into witness protection in Florida. Season four: Jake and Rosa are framed for bank robbery and convicted.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6e0a57d6	type	Like an Old Married Couple
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6e0a57d6	comment	Like an Old Married Couple: In addition to the frequent bickering and competitiveness between then, Peralta and Santiago frequently give the impression of two people who have been around each other for so long they've gotten incredibly comfortable with each other's habits and foibles over time and have picked up numerous odd little personal things about each other in the process (Peralta, for example, knows about Santiago's dedication to and special technique for brushing her teeth). Invoked when they actually act as a bickering couple in order to bust a couple of perps.... who, even when they drop the act and bust them, remain incredibly convinced by it:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6e2163a3	type	Crossword Puzzle
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6e2163a3	comment	Melvin Stermley, the Crossword Puzzle writer who Jake worries Amy has more chemistry with, is played by David Fumero, Melissa Fumero's real-life husband.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6e95f5c1	type	Nutritional Nightmare
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6e95f5c1	comment	Nutritional Nightmare: In one episode, Jake's idea of a healthy breakfast is a "burrito" which us actually just gummy bears wrapped up in a fruit roll-up.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6ec4232f	type	Casting Gag
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6ec4232f	comment	Casting Gag: Stacy Keach plays a Manipulative Bastard, politically incorrect older man who seems to love drinking, much like his role on Titus. His character's fondness for brutal, violent, politically incorrect, rule-bending and old-school law-enforcement techniques would also see him get on well with Mike Hammer. Kyra Sedgwick plays a Deputy Chief sent to evaluate the 99, just like she played Deputy Chief Johnson in The Closer. She even has a rivalry with another straight-laced cop. At least she's using her actual accent this time. "The Funeral" guest stars Archie Panjabi as a member of the legal system who wants casual sex with a cop. Though this time she's a cop instead of a former investigator for the DA's office. This isn't the first time that Andre Braugher has played an uber-serious and imposing police officer. But unlike the grim and gritty environment of urban realism that Detective Frank Pembleton starred in, Captain Ray Holt operates in a comedic setting populated by goofy eccentrics. On top of that, Frank Pembleton was the brilliant-but-arrogant lone-wolf cop who refused to play with others and had to be pressured into doing so by his commanding officer. In Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Ray Holt is the commanding officer who has to deal with an arrogant lone-wolf detective who refuses to play with others and has to be pressured into doing so (Peralta). And to finish the gag off, on the earlier show Braugher played the partner of a detective who eventually came out as bisexual, while in this show he plays an openly gay police officer. Braugher won awards for his dramatic character role on Homicide (and Thief, and Men of a Certain Age), and Captain Holt's main character trait is...being The Stoic. It takes a really good actor to emote that little. Melvin Stermley, the Crossword Puzzle writer who Jake worries Amy has more chemistry with, is played by David Fumero, Melissa Fumero's real-life husband. Failed crossword designer Sam Jepson is played by the famous NY Times crossword editor Will Shortz. Peralta and Santiago's respective fathers are Josh Lyman and Matt Santos. Joanna Newsom, Andy Samberg's wife, cameos in the finale. Jake calls her "some nerd" with a "giant violin" and Newsom's character calls Jake "the ugly one who made fun of my cello."
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6ef9d3fe	type	Christmas Episode
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6ef9d3fe	comment	Christmas Episode: Happens every season until the 5th. From Season 6 onwards, the show aired at midseason, so there were no Christmas episodes.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6fbe3154	type	Shot in the Ass
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_6fbe3154	comment	Charles Boyle, who, though quite competent, is extremely unlucky. Dude can't even eat a muffin without it spiraling into an unmitigated disaster. Or pursue a murderer without having his face and upper body shoved into several trays of gelato. Or get shot in the butt while trying to do a dramatic save.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_70ff1328	type	Funny Answering Machine
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_70ff1328	comment	Funny Answering Machine: Gina's voicemail, fittingly with her personality, simply says that she won't check any of her messages.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_71152dd	type	One Dialogue, Two Conversations
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_71152dd	comment	One Dialogue, Two Conversations: After Peralta arrests an 86-year-old and notes it was his oldest arrest, Diaz and Santiago compare their oldest collars. Boyle then walks in and mentions the 68-year-old that he had bagged, before Diaz realizes that Boyle's not talking about an arrest.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_71329e49	type	Turn in Your Badge
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_71329e49	comment	Turn in Your Badge: Subverted when Jake tries to do this in anger, only to be told by Holt that he's only on administrative leave and thus doesn't have to. Invoked at the end of "Charges and Specs", the season one finale, when Jake's antics actually do get him fired... at least, for appearance's sake. He's actually going undercover with the FBI, and only Holt and the other members of his squad know about it. Jake was suspended for failing a drug test, which was merely protocol until they sorted out what happened. When it's cleared up at the end of the episode he demands Holt return his gun and badge to him, and informed that Holt doesn't actually keep them in his office for the purpose of a ceremonial return but are in storage at the equipment locker. Jake insists he do it anyway and Holt uses his own gun and badge for a mock return, and when Jake keeps up the Cowboy Cop character Holt quietly orders him to leave.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_716c0b1b	type	And the Adventure Continues
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_716c0b1b	comment	And the Adventure Continues: The end of the series is merely the endpoint of one part of the lives of the 99 unit. Despite many people transferring or leaving the group, they resolve to remain friends and be part of each other's lives. Both Amy and Holt are still continuing the fight for police reforms. Terry, Boyle, Hitchcock, and Scully are the last remaining members of the original 99, but now Terry is the captain. Jake is fully focused on making sure he raises his son right. While Rosa and Gina are each on their own paths outside of the 99, content with their decisions. This is more noticeable in the final scene where despite most of the group no longer being a part of the 99 they still regroup in order to participate in another Halloween Heist.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_722d0026	type	Vanity Plate
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_722d0026	comment	Vanity Plate: For Doctor Goor Productions. "Not a doctor, shh." There's also a brief one for Fremulon which might be otherwise unremarkable if not for the fact that it is voiced by Nick Offerman.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_729c69f3	type	Politically Incorrect Villain
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_729c69f3	comment	Also, there's Officer O'Sullivan who's attempts to blackmail Rosa and Holt by threatening to publicly out them are thwarted not only by an increase in LGBTQ+ acceptance but also the fact that they've both already been out for years - decades in Holt's case. The man has a miniature pride flag in his office with him when O'Sullivan is making this threat.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_72e0023f	type	Invoked Trope
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_72e0023f	comment	While at the shooting range with Jeffords and Holt, Gina encourages Jeffords to do this, saying "Show me! Like put your thick, muscular arms and...", it's one-way, as Jeffords is happily married, but that doesn't stop Gina from enjoying it.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7301ae04	type	Serial Killer
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7301ae04	comment	Every perp Holt has ever arrested seems to have a cool Serial Killer nickname (the Disco Strangler, the Brooklyn Broiler, etc.).
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_73733868	type	Awesomeness by Analysis
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_73733868	comment	Awesomeness by Analysis: Holt and Jeffords in "Operation: Broken Feather". In order to make the office more efficient, they've analyzed their employees and problem spots and uses those flaws to actually make the precinct more efficient. This is also guaranteed to come up in any episodes about cases, which tend to heavily focus on Jake analyzing crime scenes. In "The Crime Scene", for instance, 'Jake figures out that the hitman was posing as a forensics officer. Holt is also shown to be extremely good at this when he's in any cases, such as in "Manhunter" when he is able to pinpoint exactly where the gunman is.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7374ab13	type	Once More, with Clarity
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7374ab13	comment	Once More, with Clarity: In "Old School", it's revealed near the end that Jake punched Brogan in the face, but the full context of the immediately preceding conversation isn't shown until later, when it's revealed that Jake punched him because he derisively referred to Holt as a "homo".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7426582d	type	Token Minority
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7426582d	comment	Token Minority: Holt is this in-universe; he's a good cop who got sidelined because he was openly gay, until times changed and the brass wanted to make a big deal about having a gay officer, which instead resulted in him being shunted into a primarily PR position with no actual caseload.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7431b974	type	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7431b974	comment	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: Caleb the Cannibal, who moved across the country multiple times and killed and ate children. He refers to their blood as "sauce". Dr Tate in Season 6's "The Therapist". He slept with his patient, murdered her husband and framed him for it, and reveals in a single offhand remark that he murdered a previous couple after sleeping with the wife and "nobody misses them."
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_744e3311	type	Police Brutality
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_744e3311	comment	Lieutenant Melanie Hawkins manages to make all the previous police examples look like upstanding officers of the law by comparison. Publicly regarded as one of the NYPD's best cops who chases the most dangerous criminals, she is secretly the mastermind behind New York's most notorious gang of bank robbers and in charge of a massive criminal conspiracy, purely to line her own pockets. She also happily uses Police Brutality to keep people in line, is addicted to cocaine and successfully manages to frame Jake and Rosa for her crimes.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_74a4fa39	type	Gender Concealing Voice
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_74a4fa39	comment	Gender-Concealing Voice: In "Cinco de Mayo", Terry uses a vocal distorter to sound like a woman in order to sell a banner to Jake without him knowing who it was, as part of his Zany Scheme to win the annual Heist.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_754df088	type	Put on a Bus
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_754df088	comment	Gina is absent for the first half of Season 5, as both the character and actress were on maternity leave. (She is then Put on a Bus in Season 6, so the show resorts to generally highlighting each character equally.)
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_759b4c29	type	Flush the Evidence
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_759b4c29	comment	Flush the Evidence: Parodied when everyone realizes what a terrible cook Amy is, they flush their food down the toilet to avoid telling her.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_75d6bf40	type	Belligerent Sexual Tension
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_75d6bf40	comment	Peralta and Santiago started off the series with a competitive relationship, but they spend so much time with each other that there is an undercurrent of enjoying harassing each other. The first episode to make this more textual is "The Bet" where Amy loses their bet on who will make more felony arrests and is forced to go on the worst date ever devised by Jake (she would have gotten his car), and they continue the "date" as a bickering couple in order to get close to some criminals without causing suspicion:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_76b4b7dd	type	The Comically Serious
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_76b4b7dd	comment	The Comically Serious: Holt full stop. As the audience starts getting to know more about his life it's revealed that his whole world is like this. His husband and friends are so serious that they consider him "the funny one" and his fiercest enemy and him regularly trade insults and gloat without a hint of emotion in their faces. It's a Running Gag that nobody is able to read his expression and know what mood is he in. Rosa also displays this, although not to the extremes of Holt. She has problems expressing any emotions other than anger or annoyance and often laughs at the people around her, but very rarely shows romantic attraction or compassion, although she has been shown to have a Hidden Heart of Gold.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_76c42cce	type	Pronouncing My Name for You
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_76c42cce	comment	Pronouncing My Name for You: A Running Gag is Boyle correcting Jake's pronunciation of the name of his adopted son Nikolajâ€”only both are pronouncing it the same.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_77972e5c	type	Sock Slide Rink
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_77972e5c	comment	Sock Slide Rink: Jake attempts this (as 'The Full Bull Pen' or FBP) in "Skyfire Cycle", in which he tries to slide all the way across the office floor in his socks after it's freshly waxed. He succeeds, but accidentally slides into the elevator and crashes into Holt. To everyone's surprise, Holt congratulates him for it.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7825974f	type	Team Kids
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7825974f	comment	Team Kids: while Terry and Holt are the Team Mom and Team Dad respectively (with Holt's husband Kevin also being referred to as the squad's dad sometimes), the rest of the squad are collectively the Team Kids, with Jake and Amy in particular both referring to Holt as their dad on separate occasions. This dynamic is even lampshaded a couple of different times.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_78fdd115	type	Witless Protection Program
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_78fdd115	comment	Witless Protection Program: Subverted. After receiving death threats from Jimmy Figgis, Jake and Holt end up living in Florida under witness protection. They manage to live there under the false identities of Greg and Larry for six months and are often checked up on by their Marshal. However, the two intentionally break several rules to lure Figgis to Florida in order to finally apprehend him and resume their lives in New York.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7921ad77	comment	Actually, I Am Him: The Reveal in "Pontiac Bandit" is that Doug Judy, who'd claimed to be a reformed ex-cahoot of the titular car thief, actually was the Bandit the whole time. Peralta and the rest of the 99 don't realize this until it's too late.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_794095d7	comment	When Jake presents one of his elaborate cover stories on a stakeout, Boxed Crook Doug Judy mentions that "You played him like a boss."
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7960ab92	type	Sanity Ball
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7960ab92	comment	Sanity Ball: The role of straight man is passed around a lot, primarily between Terry, Holt, Amy, and Rosa.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_79a80b74	type	Fair for Its Day
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_79a80b74	comment	Fair for Its Day: In-universe. Holt fondly remembers an old partner who was homophobic but not racist, which he claims was pretty good for the time.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_79da445d	type	Oblivious Adoption
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_79da445d	comment	Oblivious Adoption: Charles, whose biological father was a man his mother had an affair with. Lynn decided to raise him regardless. The reason he never figured it out is that he's the Boyle-est of them all.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7a82c3d2	type	All Love Is Unrequited
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7a82c3d2	comment	All Love Is Unrequited: Past examples included Boyle's unrequited crush on Rosa for the first half of season 1, Peralta's unrequited crush on Santiago, and then there's her crush on him after the Unrequited Love Switcheroo. However, the latter two have both been subverted by being an Official Couple. Charles eventually moved on from Rosa at the end of Season 1, and since then, all love has been requited.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7b8b3def	type	Celebrity Paradox
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7b8b3def	comment	Celebrity Paradox: Gina at one point gets tickets to Hamilton; in season 6, songwriter/star Lin-Manuel Miranda plays Amy's brother. Jake offhandedly makes a Friends reference to Terry in the episode where he wanted to get a Vasectomy. Craig Robinson, who plays Doug Judy, appeared in the final season, when Phoebe tried to change her name. In addition to that, Mr. Treeger, the building superintendent of Monica, Rachel, Joey and Chandler's apartment and Captain McGintley, the commanding officer at the 99th precinct prior to Captain Holt were both played by the same actor. Jake's younger half-sister Kate is played by Nasim Pedrad. This wouldn't be a problem until Brooklyn Nine-Nine had a crossover episode with New Girl, where Nasim plays Winston's partner Aly (both police officers)... Similarly, Damon Wayans Jr. appears in season 3 as Jake's very first partner. Damon having played Coach in New Girl. Sean Astin appears in one episode, and despite The Lord of the Rings being previously referenced on the show, no one points out that he looks a lot like Samwise Gamgee. If Kevin had watched all of Jake's collection of Nicolas Cage films, he would have seen someone who looks remarkably like his husband Raymond in City of Angels. A Season 7 episode has Jake compare Cheddar being kidnapped to John Wick. Jason Mantzoukas (Adrian Pimento) played the Tick-Tock Man in the third movie. Dean Winters (The Vulture) was also in the original movie, as the Big Bad's lawyer. Adam Sandler's guest appearance never seems to point out how similar Jake looks to his co-star from That's My Boy (as well as several other B99 guests that are also fellow Saturday Night Live veterans). To a significantly lesser extent, several characters also reference Sesame Street, a series that has featured guest appearances by Andy Samberg, Terry Crews, and Kyra Sedgwick, among others. When the squad is discussing the best cop movies, they bring up Training Day. Terry Crews made a brief appearance in it as an unnamed extra. The Dark Knight is referenced a couple of times, including Jake saying Adrian Pimento liked it in season 7, despite the fact that Eric Roberts played Sal Maroni in the movie and Jimmy "The Butcher" Figgis in season 4, the mob boss Pimento was investigating undercover. Jake makes a lot of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles references. Alan Ritchson, who played Raphael in the two Platinum Dunes movies plays a younger version of Norm Scully in "Hitchcock & Scully". Dean Winters, who plays the Vulture also had a cameo as a bartender in Out of the Shadows. The aforementioned Sean Astin, who appeared in Ticking Clocks voiced Raph in the 2012 show. Ernie Reyes Jr., who was the stunt double for Donatello in the 1990 Live-Action movie and played Keno in the sequel made a cameo as one of the Pontiac Bandit's hostages in The Negotiation. Saturday Night Live, which had B99 star Andy Samberg on it for several years, apparently exists in this world, and Peralta even interacts with the real Adam Sandler... who apparently doesn't notice how much the detective resembles his That's My Boy co-star. NY Times crossword editor Will Shortz cameos as failed crossword designer Sam Jepson, despite Shortz being mentioned by name multiple times in the series. Mr. Robot has been mentioned multiple times throughout the show. Craig Robinson, who plays Doug Judy aka The Pontiac Bandit, has a recurring role in its second season. This Is Us gets a shoutout in "Grey Star Mutual"...four episodes after star Sterling K Brown appeared as a suspect Jake interrogates.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7bf75f27	comment	Peralta is described in-show as someone who refuses to grow up, but is extremely good with puzzles and is the precinct's best detective with the highest arrest records.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7d768d37	type	Department of Major Vexation
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7d768d37	comment	Department of Major Vexation: Amy tries to file some forms in order to organize a block party, having faith that the system is perfect and scoffing at Rosa's cynicism regarding the procedures. Unfortunately, she runs into a legal error in which a form she must get approved can only be approved after getting another form approved that requires the original form to be approved. The women manage to get around the issue by exploiting another legal error allowing them to get Hitchcock to reserve space for the party under the pretense of holding a women shaming event, due to the horribly misogynistic and archaic forms having never been removed from the system.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7f298d3d	type	Lame Comeback
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7f298d3d	comment	Lame Comeback: Peralta to Santiago. The various members of the fire department who get into slanging matches with Peralta and Boyle in "Sal's Pizza" tend to come up with these—although oddly, they seem to view them as being the height of wit:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_7febc23b	comment	Establishing Character Moment: Our first glimpse of Peralta is him goofing around childishly in an electronic store that has been robbed. He seems to be just a typical comedy incompetent bumbling cop... and then he reveals that he got there before his partner, found a security 'nanny cam' concealed in a teddy bear and used it to ID the robbers. He's good at his job, he's just really immature about it. We get a sense of Holt's character immediately with his first interaction with Peralta; less than impressed by Peralta's dismissive impression of him, rather than chewing him out he instead turns it back on Peralta by forcing him to repeat it to his face in front of everyone, before ordering him to wear a tie and delivering a very to-the-point introduction speech: Jeffords' introductions to the rest of the main characters gives them each one of these via flashback; Diaz intimidates a colleague into revealing and changing her Secret Santa gift with nothing more than a glare and stony silence, Boyle manages to turn eating a muffin into a humiliating series of minor disasters, and Santiago foolishly douses her entire sandwich in (incredibly) hot sauce simply because a colleague warned her it was hot.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_80251be3	type	How We Got Here
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_80251be3	comment	How We Got Here: In the beginning of "Charges and Specs", Peralta is alone at a bar, comically drunk. He buys everyone a round and the guy next to him asks what the occasion is. He replies that he's celebrating because he just got fired. Then the episode flashbacks to a week earlier to explain why. "Valloweaster" begins with a gang of bunnies running around and fighting in the precinct. The show then keeps flashing back to show how it happened, and how the Halloween heist got postponed to Easter.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_805b13e	comment	Wacky Marriage Proposal: In the annual Halloween heist—a complete free-for-all this year—Jake manages to steal the belt from Amy's desk safe. She figured it out and tracked Jake to the evidence room where it was hidden. When she realizes that Jake has replaced the belt text with "Amy Santiago, will you marry me?" she turns around to see Jake on a knee with a ring.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_808cbaeb	type	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_808cbaeb	comment	Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: Played with in the second season premiere "Undercover":
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_80d0d980	type	The Generic Guy
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_80d0d980	comment	The Generic Guy: Amusingly enough, both Holt and his husband Kevin take on traits of this for laughs. Their tastes range from high-brow to utterly bland. Among Holt's favorite meals includes a bottle of water and a plain scone. Kevin wants to cook rice for a dinner with guests.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_81c0e175	type	An Ass-Kicking Christmas
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_81c0e175	comment	An Ass-Kicking Christmas: "Yippie Kayak", an Affectionate Parody of Die Hard.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_820ac3c5	type	Dysfunction Junction
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_820ac3c5	comment	Dysfunction Junction: A mild example, given that the show is a sitcom version of the Cop Show, but most of the detectives have some sort of family issue, are overworkers, are neurotic, or any combo of the above.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_83446991	type	UST
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_83446991	comment	UST: Peralta and Santiago started off the series with a competitive relationship, but they spend so much time with each other that there is an undercurrent of enjoying harassing each other. The first episode to make this more textual is "The Bet" where Amy loses their bet on who will make more felony arrests and is forced to go on the worst date ever devised by Jake (she would have gotten his car), and they continue the "date" as a bickering couple in order to get close to some criminals without causing suspicion: In the first season finale, Jake goes undercover for a mafia bust and openly confides to Amy he wished something could have developed between them. By the first episode of season 3, that tension was... resolved... and they became an official couple.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8391b1c7	type	Artistic License â€“ Law
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8391b1c7	comment	Artistic License â€“ Law: A UCA could not kill someone to maintain cover as Pimento claims to have done without facing the same reprecussions anyone else would. Early in season 4, after Amy shoots Jake in the leg after he was taken hostage, she's put back to work during the next episode. It's relatively common knowledge that when an officer discharges their firearm, they're immediately put on administrative leave while an investigation is conducted into whether or not the use of said firearm was necessary. Statute of limitations are clearly not a thing that exists in the 99 universe. In real life, the decades-old burglary cases that the squad routinely solves would be immediately thrown out.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_83a8d697	type	Oblivious Guilt Slinging
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_83a8d697	comment	Oblivious Guilt Slinging: In the B-plot to "The Apartment", Diaz and Boyle get back on Det. Lohank shaving on her keyboard by filling his locker full of loose hair and shaving cream. However, when they talk to him and ask him if he's going to hit his locker before going to the gym, he tells them that he hasn't gone to the gym in a while because he's been having marital problems, his wife's become addicted to painkillers, and his dog accidentally got out and was hit by a drunk driver, and says his vet told him that the dog's suffering was "unending and terrible." When he catches them cleaning up the mess, Holt angrily points out that Lohank has been diagnosed with cancer, thus unwittingly adding to the carpet-bombing of guilt that Boyle and Diaz have already experienced:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_83b44e80	comment	Straight Gay: Holt takes this to extremes, being as he is The Stoic to such a degree that his coworkers consider his face to be completely unreadable. His husband Kevin is only slightly softer by virtue of using a variety of expressions and vocal inflections on a regular basis. It is also Played With here, in that Holt does have several features of stereotypical camp gay characters, they're just harder to notice because he is so reserved. He is fussy, neat, and cultured, for example, and is an amazing ballroom dancer. Not to mention the pride flag on his desk. He is, in fact, the head of a gay police officer's advocacy group, and has been out since the 1970s. When his sexuality was revealed in the first episode, the joke was not, as with many of these characters, simply that the character was unexpectedly gay, but that all the professional detectives that work under him didn't notice the really obvious signs. Like the framed newspaper article about how he was the first openly gay captain in the NYPD.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_853df68b	type	Rail Enthusiast
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_853df68b	comment	Rail Enthusiast: Terry and Holt both loved model train sets, but with very opposing ideologies. Terry focuses on the Cool Train aspects but Holt opts for accuracy and realism. It becomes a sore point for both of them when they find out that no one else is interested, not children or even Kevin.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_85bcc5a8	type	Lampshaded Double Entendre
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_85bcc5a8	comment	Lampshaded Double Entendre: The Running Gag of "The title of Amy's sex tape." Jake usually does the lampshading at first, but by the end Amy herself does it a few times, as well as other characters.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_868409c	comment	Broken Pedestal: Somewhat of a Recurring Element in the series. Occurs at least once every season (except two). Chances are, if a main character meets someone they admire, this trope will come into effect by the end of the episode or story arc. Season 1: Jimmy Brogan, once idolized by Peralta as a Hardboiled Detective writer straight out of the '70s, turns out to be a racist, misogynistic homophobe straight out of the '70s. Peralta's father, whom Peralta worships and whose personal failures and absence he constantly excuses. In the end, Peralta realizes that his father is just a bad parent. Season 3: After boasting of a "major celebrity" in trouble, Holt reveals it is actually an oboist no one knows about but he idolizes. He takes the lead on the case to find the stolen oboe, gushing the whole while, only to find out the oboist staged the robbery to sell the oboe and collect the insurance money ("because oboists are not celebrities"). Holt is stunned. Season 4: Terry is put on a case where a fantasy author receives a threat. Terry has been a fan of the man for years; the author's reply to Terry, who kept it ever since, inspired him to become a cop. In the end, the author admits that the replies were written by an assistant as he has no time to worry about what every fan thinks of him. Terry is heartbroken at how much of a jerk the author is. In the same episode, Scully invokes this trope, claiming that Marie Callendar was a "bitch". Played for laughs when Rosa meets Marshawn Lynch (As Himself), whom she idolizes for his tight-lipped media appearances, only for him to be a Motor Mouth. Season 5: Multiple examples â€“ Amy's long-lasting love of bureaucracy is challenged when she meets the woman who created many of her favorite forms, boasting of her as a "legend." She discovers that not only is the woman a Crazy Cat Lady but that she often deliberately made forms that cannot be filed, mostly out of spite (and incompetence and dyslexia). Terry's second meeting with the fantasy author goes even worse than the first. Peralta and Rosa are overjoyed to work for Hawkins, a legendary cop who they both idolize. Then, they find out she is actually corrupt as hell. And then, she frames them both for her crimes and has them sent to jail. Season 6: Holt and Amy meet forensic entomologist Dr. Yee, whom they admire greatly, only to find out that he is a fraud. Season 7: Holt meets Frank Dillman, whom he respects as the finest detective he ever worked with, after years. Dillman is just as sharp as ever, but turns out to be a sad old man who lied to Holt and had been fired from the police, now working at Yarn Barn. In the end, Holt admits that he has lost a lot of respect for Dillman. Season 8: Peralta meets his former sergeant after years only to find out that she is now corrupt.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_86af7ab0	comment	On the other hand, Badass Biker Rosa Diaz pointedly does not have a backstory explaining how tough she is - she's just naturally hardcore. She doesn't even have any brothers; she actually only has sisters.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_86e1653c	comment	Working Through the Cold: Rosa in "The Road Trip". Subverted in that it isn't successful, Gina locks her in a room and she sleeps for ten hours.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_86ee8070	comment	World of Ham: While realistic consequences plays into a large part of the world, this show runs off of Surreal Humour/Rule of Funny- which runs off of pure Bathos. Even the parts where realism can end up funny because it can be a stark contrast to the absurd things that happen around them.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_87465977	comment	Memory Wipe Exploitation: A more benign version when Pimento's memory resets every five minutes or so. Jake has been forbidden by his wife Amy to tell anyone they're trying for a baby, but he's excited and is going crazy not telling anyone, so he tells Pimento, since he won't remember anyway. Except this backfires when he does remember just long enough to blurt it out in front of Jake's best friend Charles — who is pissed Pimento was told before him.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_875615dd	comment	Truth in Television: Holt points out that the 1970s was a lot harder on ethnic and sexual minorities than the present day. At one point he talks about one of his best partners, a man who was homophobic but not racist, which was pretty good back then.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8829dfa0	type	What the Hell Is That Accent?
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8829dfa0	comment	What the Hell Is That Accent?: Mlepnos.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8879db82	comment	Badass Crew: To be expected of a cast full of police officers. Diaz and Terry are generally terrifying when they need to be, Peralta and Santiago are both shown to be extremely successful and competent police officers and not too bad in a fight themselves, flashbacks show Holt arresting multiple different serial killers, and even Boyle gets some awesome action moments and, despite his general goofiness, is obviously very good at his job. For a comedy, they don't skimp on action scenes.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_89cf0914	comment	Parental Sexuality Squick: Jake hates hearing about his father's sex life and is still traumatized by the time he accidentally witnessed his father cheating on his mother. Amy sees Holt as a father figure and is grossed out by talking about his sex life. Averted with Jake, who also sees Holt as a Parental Substitute, but loves hearing about his love life.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8a295a46	comment	Cool Car: Subverted with Captain Holt's beloved Gertie, as everyone but him thinks it's an unremarkable piece of junk. In one episode it gets stolen, and master car thief Doug Judy manages to buy an exact replacement for $600.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8b67aba7	comment	Cerebus Retcon: Hitchcock and Scully will often mention "Wing Sluts," a place they regularly frequent. As we find out in Season 6, they were once handsome, muscular and highly competent detectives until they helped a mob boss' estranged wife create a new identity by getting her a job there and began regularly checking on her, sending them down the path of gluttony that made them the fat incompetent messes they are today. This was mostly Played for Laughs.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8ca89acb	type	I Need to Go Iron My Dog
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8ca89acb	comment	I Need to Go Iron My Dog: In "The Bet", Boyle is stuck in an elevator with Holt, and in order to dodge the awkward silence... Holt then subsequently repeats that stunt after accidentally getting Jeffords into trouble with his wife. "Full Boyle" gives us two in a row, when a caped guy calling himself Super Dan wants to report a crime he witnessed. She then directs him to Santiago, who replies... "USPIS" provides a string of them when people are telling Jake how they got out of Scully's birthday party:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8cb4ea46	type	By-the-Book Cop
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8cb4ea46	comment	Amy Santiago vs. Jake Peralta, with the two of them even having a bet to see who can catch more criminals in a year. They both follow the two sections of this trope nearly perfectly, with Amy as the perfectionist By-the-Book Cop technican who always tries to do things properly in contrast to Jake, who desperately wants to be a Cowboy Cop and is quite frequently a Manchild.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8d0785d5	type	Didn't Think This Through
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8d0785d5	comment	Didn't Think This Through: Santiago wants to get Holt a Christmas gift, but knows he won't accept anything that he recognizes as a gift. So she smugly tells Peralta that she's put it in an unmarked cardboard box on his desk, and written his name on it with her wrong hand so that he won't recognize her handwriting and realize it's from her. At this point, Holt walks past their desk, greets them, and goes towards his office.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8d217819	type	BigRottenApple
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8d217819	comment	Captain Holt, having come up as a detective in the '70s and '80s during the Big Rotten Apple era, carries a Colt Detective Special revolver which would have been a common sidearm in that era. It's "old school" factor identifies him as both an authority figure and veteran of the force.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8dd7a356	type	Long Last Look
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8dd7a356	comment	Long Last Look: When Sophia breaks up with Jake, he brings a box of her stuff to her work. He expects her to give him one last look to express her possible regrets. She doesn't look at him though, and Jake doesn't turn to have a final glance at her either.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8e20979	type	Wham Episode
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8e20979	comment	Wham Episode: "Johnny and Dora": Jake and Amy kiss, and Holt is forced to leave his job as captain. "Coral Palms, Part 3": Figgis is finally arrested, meaning that Holt and Jake can return home, Jake can reunite with Amy, and Pimento is safe for once. However, the events of this episode have caused the 99 to be transferred to the night shift. "Crime And Punishment": Jake and Rosa are accused of a crime they didn't commit. The episode ends with them being judged guilty and sent to prison. "99": Rosa comes out as bisexual. ''He Said, She Said": Amy reveals that she transferred to the Nine-Nine because her captain back at the Six-Four tried to sexually assault her. "Ding Dong": Wuntch is dead, Holt is captain again, and Amy is pregnant. "Game of Boyles": Charles learns he's biologically not part of the Boyle family, but still manages to be the "One True Boyle" when he opens the un-openable jar.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8e6a882b	type	Prison Episode
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8e6a882b	comment	Prison Episode: "The Big House, Part 1" and "Part 2", the first two episodes of Season 5, take place largely inside the walls of the fictional Jericho Supermax Prison in South Carolina after Jake and Rosa are framed for the Golden Gang's bank heists by crooked 'hero cop' Lt. Hawkins at the end of Season 4.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8f9f71a8	type	Crazy Enough to Work
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8f9f71a8	comment	Crazy Enough to Work: When the team needed to rescue Holt, they let Hitchcock drive because, as he put it, he has nothing to live for and drives accordingly. His driving even had Rosa screaming in fear. It worked, they managed to arrive in time to save Holt.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8fdd68fc	type	Self-Serving Memory
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_8fdd68fc	comment	Self-Serving Memory: After Holt apologizes for Peralta starting a brawl between the Fire Department and Police Department, Peralta points out he was the only saying they should stop hitting each other. Jump Cut to back to the fight, and... Although Fire Marshall Boone isn't that much better; after the fight, he angrily demands that Holt fire Peralta for overstepping his boundaries and starting the fight—conveniently leaving out the fact that, while Peralta did overstep the mark, it was in fact Boone who threw the first punch (without provocation at that, since he didn't even wait for Peralta to finish speaking).
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_90e31482	type	Laser-Guided Karma
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_90e31482	comment	Laser-Guided Karma: In "Full Boyle", Santiago and Diaz get a lot of snide pleasure out of mocking an incredibly dorky guy who dresses up as a superhero and tries to report a crime to them... only to discover afterwards that he actually had a lot of valuable information on a major drugs ring they've been investigating. Sgt. Jeffords takes them off this case partly to punish them for their Jerkass behavior and partly because the superhero refused to give the information to them after they dismissed him. In addition to this, Diaz shows little remorse for her cruelty even after this... so at the end, when they've made it up to the superhero, she's the one who has to take his statement and feign enthusiasm for his rambling.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9182ea54	type	Crazy Cat Lady
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9182ea54	comment	Amy's long-lasting love of bureaucracy is challenged when she meets the woman who created many of her favorite forms, boasting of her as a "legend." She discovers that not only is the woman a Crazy Cat Lady but that she often deliberately made forms that cannot be filed, mostly out of spite (and incompetence and dyslexia).
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9183d1cb	type	Pocket Dial
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9183d1cb	comment	Pocket Dial: "The Funeral": Scully's pocket-dialing the Vulture is how the Vulture knows that Jake only pretends to befriend him. When Terry tells the squad not to call him over the Christmas holiday, he refers to last year, in which Scully called him FIFTY times.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9350a0b9	type	The Tape Knew You Would Say That
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9350a0b9	comment	The Tape Knew You Would Say That: Subverted when Doug Judy left a video message for Jake. Jake initially mistook it for video conferencing before Judy continued talking, and while Judy claims to know what Peralta is going to say nothing actually lines up.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_95041574	type	Inner Thoughts, Outsider Puzzlement
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_95041574	comment	Inner Thoughts, Outsider Puzzlement: Subverted. At one point during the arc where Peralta goes to prison, it looks like this trope is being set up. Jake, while high on meth, repeatedly tells himself to play it cool around the criminals. It seems like the joke will be that Jake spent so long telling himself to be cool that his strange behavior was noticed... instead it turns out Jake was actually telling himself to be cool out loud and didn't notice.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_95324d09	type	Sexy Coat Flashing
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_95324d09	comment	Sexy Coat Flashing: In a flashback, Wuntch does this to Holt. Holt's reaction is a No-Sell, between his stoicism and homosexuality.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_95bca4c9	type	Tuckerization
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_95bca4c9	comment	Tuckerization: Fire marshall Boone from Sal's Pizza is likely named after executive producer Marshall (as in, his first name) Boone. Same for Dan McCreary, from Halloween II, probably named after executive producer Laura McCreary.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_95cb7004	type	Only Sane Employee
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_95cb7004	comment	Only Sane Employee: Given the general level of sanity operating within the Nine-Nine and the fact that all of our main characters possess plenty of quirks, the role of "voice of reason and good sense within the precinct" tends to zig-zag between characters depending on the situation and context. However, Jeffords and Holt tend to fill this role more than the others, both because they're the ones in positions of authority, Jeffords because his quirks tend to only emerge within particular situations and his default characterization tends to be level-headed and stable, and Holt because his quirks generally tend to lead him to approach situations logically to begin with. The only two characters who have yet to serve the role as "Only Sane Employee" are Hitchcock and Scully, for perhaps obvious reasons.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_95f2d65e	type	DefrostingIceKing
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_95f2d65e	comment	Liberal use of these marks Holt as a Defrosting Ice King towards every member of the 9-9, except Terry, who he smiles at more readily. Notable examples include his smile when he's told that Jake beat up his homophobic idol and when he leaves the Nine-Nine at the end of Season 2.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_961c6c22	type	Cutaway Gag
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_961c6c22	comment	One episode has one Cutaway Gag after another when different members of the team mention how Holt simply cannot emote. The fourth one is when Scully comes in with his own Cutaway Gag, where he claims he can't read Holt either even when Holt was clearly on his last nerve and yelling at him at the time.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_962badd5	type	Repression Never Ends Well
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_962badd5	comment	Repression Never Ends Well: Jake and Boyle arrogantly believe they can manage an eight-day stakeout without a relief team. Unfortunately, they quickly realize how hellish it really is, but in order to prove themselves right, they pretend everything is fine and formulate a No-No List to ban potentially annoying behaviors. This only makes things worse and eventually results in a massive fight between the two as they are unable to keep it together any longer.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_970cc8cd	type	Big
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_970cc8cd	comment	Terry letting out a Big "WHY?!" when confronted with his coworkers' shenanigans.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_973d220f	type	Never My Fault
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_973d220f	comment	Never My Fault: The episode "Hostage Situation" has Santiago getting upset that Jeffords supposedly wrote her a bad recommendation letter for a mentorship program because she broke his nose and spilled coffee on him. She actually has the gall to be offended that he's angry about it. A recurring theme with Gina, too, best shown with her bratty behavior over her space heater (which is dangerous and she's angry that Terry is trying to ban it) who even lampshades it:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_97926168	type	Rewatch Bonus
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_97926168	comment	Rewatch Bonus: "HalloVeen" once it is revealed Jake was using the heist to set up his marriage proposal to Amy.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_97bc38d7	type	Obsessive Hobby Episode
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_97bc38d7	comment	Obsessive Hobby Episode: In one episode, Captain Holt becomes obsessed with a Match-3 game on his phone.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_984763bb	type	555
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_984763bb	comment	555: The number featured in the sleazy PI's commercial in "The Ebony Falcon".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_985e118a	type	Odd Couple
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_985e118a	comment	Odd Couple: Jake tends to generate this dynamic with his co-workers: With Holt, he's the irreverent young white detective to Holt's stern, serious and experienced captain. With Santiago, he's a childish, laid-back foil to her straight-laced, uptight go-getter. With Boyle, he's the cool guy to Boyle's awkward bumbler. Despite this, they're best friends (although Boyle's Yes-Man tendencies towards Peralta no doubt help here). With Diaz, he's the friendly, sociable one while she's... not. With Jeffords, he's a head-in-the-clouds and immature bachelor while Jeffords is a grounded and devoted family man. In terms of being the main characters of the series, the serious, imposing and stern Holt and the irreverent, mischievous Peralta have this dynamic.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_99010fab	type	Maternity Crisis
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_99010fab	comment	Maternity Crisis: In the Season 7 finale, Amy goes into labor while attempting to help coordinate the police response to a citywide blackout. She (badly) attempts to hide the pain of her contractions for so long, that when she finally admits she can't handle it anymore, she's forced to give birth in the precinct because she doesn't have time to reach the hospital.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9952b10b	type	Re-Release Soundtrack
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9952b10b	comment	Re-Release Soundtrack: A few songs had to be replaced for the versions on streaming services. The subtitles still show the song titles and lyrics from when it originally aired.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_99ef0b32	type	Absent Animal Companion
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_99ef0b32	comment	Absent Animal Companion: In season 3, Rosa adopts Arlo as a Replacement Goldfish for Charles's dead dog Jason. Charles is understandably upset by Rosa's heartlessness and doesn't want the puppy, so Rosa adopts Arlo instead. Despite her declaration of love for him at the end of the episode, he was never seen or mentioned again, that is, until a season 7 episode hung a lampshade on it. Jason himself only appears (alive) in one episode, when Jake is forced to wash Jason as payback for his debt to Charles. Likewise, Charles's other dogs only appear in "Payback" being washed by Jake.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9aee06c4	type	Double Date
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9aee06c4	comment	Double Date: Disastrously with Jake, Charles, Vivian and Bernice in "Full Boyle", and even more disastrously with Jake, Sophia, Amy and Teddy in "The Road Trip". Again at the end of "Halloween, Part III", With Boyle and his girlfriend on one side and his stepsister Gina and the twin brother of his girlfriend. Although it's left ambiguous if Gina actually stayed for the date.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9b54d536	type	Evil Counterpart
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9b54d536	comment	Deputy Chief Wuntch isn't a particularly nice person either. As Captain Holt's Evil Counterpart, she's a smug, spiteful and unscrupulous Bad Boss perfectly willing to step over others to get what she wants.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9c4a7090	type	Springtime for Hitler
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9c4a7090	comment	Springtime for Hitler: In "Christmas", upon receiving a death threat Holt appoints Peralta as his bodyguard. Holt dismisses the threat as a hoax and appoints Peralta because he figures that Peralta will goof off as normal and thus leave him alone to carry on as normal. Unfortunately, not only does Peralta take the death threat a mite more seriously than Holt expects, but the position of Holt's bodyguard comes with numerous ways of asserting authority over Holt that Peralta is unable to pass up, thus providing more of an imposition on Holt. It's later revealed that Holt in fact knew the threat was real, but the trope plays out the same since Holt was actually hoping Peralta would leave him alone so that Holt could investigate the threat by himself.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9c6ba43a	type	Values Dissonance
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9c6ba43a	comment	Values Dissonance: In-universe. Holt remembers his former partner, fondly remarking that he was homophobic but not racist and "in those days that was pretty good".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: In "Halloween", whenever Holt catches Peralta in an obvious attempt to break into his office or distract him so that Peralta can steal his Medal of Valor, Peralta protests that the plan was designed to fail. At the time, it seems just like Peralta trying to soothe his ego. The ending reveals that they were, in fact, designed to fail—so that Holt would be distracted from noticing that the other detectives in the squad were breaking into his office and helping Peralta steal the medal. Near the beginning of "The Fugitive, Part 1":
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: The painting Terry painted of Captain Holt is in his husband Kevin's office in "The Party". The dollhouse that became a dollprison can be seen in Terry's house in "The Ebony Falcon". In "The Bet", Jake notes the tacky dress he makes Amy wear makes her look "just like Jenny Gildenhorn" before asking, "Why do I wish you had braces?" A flashback to Jake's bar mitzvah in the season finale, "Charges and Specs", features Jenny wearing the same tacky dress and braces. In the first season episode "Sal's Pizza", the 9-9 hires Savant, a delinquent teen, as their IT guy. Season Two's "Payback" shows Savant is still working there. In "Pontiac Bandit", Doug Judy is smitten with Rosa, and starts composing a song to her with her name as only lyric. In "The Cruise", it turns out he still remembers that song and has expanded it some more. In "Game Night", when Jake is briefly forced to pretend he and Rosa are dating, he also sings a song where her name is most of the lyrics. In New Captain, Amy drinks four shots before sleeping with Jake for the first time, despite their no-sex rule, because "four-drink Amy is a bit of a pervert." In Season 4, Amy finally convinces Jake to start reading Harry Potter. They make several allusions to it in the episodes that follow. In "The Ebony Falcon", the squad play "wife or dog" to try to figure out if "Kelly" is Scully's wife or his dog. Six seasons later, in "Pimemento", they finally learn that "Kelly" is the name of both his ex-wife and his dog. It remains unclear which Kelly he was describing during the game, however. In "The Crime Scene" Holt says that the two best detectives he worked with are "Montez and Dillman". The latter actually shows up a season later in the appropriately-titled "Dillman".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9dd2cbc2	type	CloudCuckooLander
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9dd2cbc2	comment	Gina, despite being a Cloud Cuckoo Lander, has saved up enough money to buy a piece of New York real estate.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9e07f1f8	type	Nostalgia Ain't Like It Used to Be
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9e07f1f8	comment	Nostalgia Ain't Like It Used to Be: In "Old School", Peralta's hero—a journalist who wrote a true-crime novel about a tough gang of 1970s New York cops—shows up, prompting Peralta to idealize the old 1970s cops. Holt, an openly gay African American who was actually there, takes a far less rosy-eyed view of the past:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9f6c3cd9	type	Grin of Rage
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9f6c3cd9	comment	Grin of Rage: Holt is normally The Stoic, but when a very bad week leaves him in a state of constant smiling in "The Wednesday Incident," the entire squad is terrified. Probably because the "smile" is more like a teeth-baring grimace.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9fc04a54	type	Have I Mentioned I Am Heterosexual Today?
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_9fc04a54	comment	Have I Mentioned I Am Heterosexual Today?: Holt, of all people, makes gratuitous use of this trope while maintaining a cover identity in the first few episodes of Season 4, going out of his way If to mention his love of heavy-breasted women whenever he's with his power-walking group. Played With in "Game Night" in that Charles does this to avoid outing Rosa to the rest of the squad.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a1605a7f	type	I Have Brothers
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a1605a7f	comment	I Have Brothers: Played With. In the first episode, it's explained that Amy Santiago grew up with seven brothers, explaining her hyper-competitive, perfectionist streak. On the other hand, Badass Biker Rosa Diaz pointedly does not have a backstory explaining how tough she is - she's just naturally hardcore. She doesn't even have any brothers; she actually only has sisters.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a188ac4b	type	Overly Long Gag
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a188ac4b	comment	Overly Long Gag: A Running Gag has someone go on a very long and convoluted conversation, where the audience is only privy to certain parts at 20-minute intervals via subtitles. One especially epic version was Rosa going undercover to meet a hairdresser and pry information about her boyfriend, someone with mob ties. She starts off with a basic haircut, but in needing to prolong the session she asks to get a perm, and Gina feeds her a VERY long story to get the hairdresser to let down her guard. Needing more time still, Rosa asks to go blonde. By the end of the episode Jake sees a blonde, permed, and VERY sour-faced Rosa out of context. In "Fancy Brudgrom" there's Holt trying to get Rosa to sincerely apologize to another police officer by showing her how to say it. Given both being The Stoic, it becomes both of them saying it in monotone several times until Holt says she got it. In "The Crime Scene", Jake challenges Rosa to rock paper scissors to prove that he doesn't always select paper. They play eight rounds with Jake picking paper and Rosa picking scissors before Jake gives up.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a1b141f4	comment	A shot of Boyle and Gina caps off "Charges and Specs" (and as such, the first season).
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a1d48853	type	Stupid Crooks
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a1d48853	comment	Stupid Crooks: Discussed in "Halloween" after Peralta arrests a criminal who tried robbing a bank wearing a banana costume. During his getaway the crook managed to get himself trapped in a revolving door and then a dye pack exploded in his face. Peralta then claims that he would be a much better criminal and none of the other detectives could catch him. Holt disagrees and they end up making a bet whether Peralta can outsmart Holt and steal Holt's Medal of Valor before midnight. Often played for laughs; in general, most of the crooks who show up on the show aren't exactly the brightest sparks out there.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a3babc56	type	Lovely Angels
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a3babc56	comment	Lovely Angels: Both Amy Santigo and Rosa Diaz are competent female cops and often team up. They started to call themselves "the Sleuth Sisters" in Season 5.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a4c37cbe	type	Mood Whiplash
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a4c37cbe	comment	Mood Whiplash: The stakeout in the pilot episode is fairly comedic and lighthearted until Captain Holt reveals that the reason his career stalled out for so long is because of the institutional discrimination he faced as a gay man. Peralta even (briefly) drops his clownish demeanor and apologizes for his earlier antics.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a5dbfd85	type	Contraception Deception
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a5dbfd85	comment	Contraception Deception: Averted. Terry's wife wants him to get a vasectomy, and he agrees, but spills to Jake that he doesn't want to because he still wants children. He does come clean to his wife, who's cool with it.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a5e0c01	type	As Himself
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a5e0c01	comment	Played for laughs when Rosa meets Marshawn Lynch (As Himself), whom she idolizes for his tight-lipped media appearances, only for him to be a Motor Mouth.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a6049c20	type	Disturbed Doves
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a6049c20	comment	Disturbed Doves: Peralta references the trope when tracking down bank robbers to a barn, specifically going in slow motion. When inside the barn a dove does pass by, Peralta says "That was faster than I thought, but still cool."
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a621882	type	The Bad Guys Are Cops
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a621882	comment	The Bad Guys Are Cops: A recurring theme of the series is that while the main characters do at times come up against some pretty dangerous and serious criminals, most of their major problems in fact tend to come from other police officers who are less ethical than they are. These can range from Jerkass Obstructive Bureaucrats who delight in making life harder or just a bit worse for the characters to full-blown Dirty Cops.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a6cda066	type	Rule of Three
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a6cda066	comment	Rule of Three: One episode has one Cutaway Gag after another when different members of the team mention how Holt simply cannot emote. The fourth one is when Scully comes in with his own Cutaway Gag, where he claims he can't read Holt either even when Holt was clearly on his last nerve and yelling at him at the time. While trying to give relationship advice near the end of "New Captain", Boyle punches Jake three times, twice for saying something stupid and once because he's already really worked up. Three flashbacks at the end of "HalloVeen" - Terry claims he gave Jake the idea to propose to Amy via a metaphor about mixing yogurts. Boyle claims he gave Jake the idea to propose to Amy when he introduced them in 2009. Jake then flashes back to when he knew he wanted to propose to Amy for real - when she freaked out about a typo in the crossword puzzle six months prior.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a7066c8c	type	Bad News, Irrelevant News
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a7066c8c	comment	Bad News, Irrelevant News: Subverted in one episode, in which Scully comes back from checking out a perp's alibi, and announces that he has good news and bad news. The bad (irrelevant) news is that his favorite taffy place was closed. The good news is... the perp's alibi checked out. As Peralta points out, that was actually also bad news.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a78aead3	type	Hide Your Pregnancy
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a78aead3	comment	In Season 7, Amy announces that she's pregnant, and the rest of the department reveals that they've known for a while due to her obvious Hide Your Pregnancy tactics. In spite of it being a plot point that her character couldn't get pregnant for most of the season, the actress had been using these tactics to hide her real-life pregnancy. She used the same tactics during her first pregnancy in an earlier season.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a7aef9ff	type	Obfuscating Stupidity
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a7aef9ff	comment	Obfuscating Stupidity: Scully and Hitchcock can actually be competent from time to time. Just don't let the world know. It might affect their nap time. They also have a moral compass deep down. In season 7, they voluntarily mess up a case to make sure the main witness, an undocumented immigrant, would not have to testify in court, where ICE would likely arrest him. Holt and Peralta try to break a murder suspect in interrogation with a tactic called "smart cop, dumb cop," wherein Peralta plays dumb to make Holt look like the only threat, suckering the suspect into lowering their guard around Peralta. Gina uses this to manipulate people, going so far as to forge her report cards (with lower grades) to cement the illusion.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a7ddc88e	type	The Cobbler's Children Have No Shoes
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a7ddc88e	comment	The Cobbler's Children Have No Shoes: Peralta is a very good detective but he tends to miss key facts about his coworkers. He completely fails to realize that Holt is gay even though it is public knowledge and Holt even has a framed newspaper article about it hanging in his office.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a82ff02f	type	Meet Cute
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a82ff02f	comment	Meet Cute: Mentioned by name by Scully when talking about meeting his wife after she had just left an orgy. In "HalloVeen", we see in a flashback that Jake and Amy had such a moment... for all of two seconds, before Boyle came along and torpedoed it.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a8593e70	type	Real Time
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a8593e70	comment	Real Time: Episode "Ticking Clocks". Peralta and Diaz have 19 minutes to catch a hacker who is somewhere in the precinct building, hacking into their servers. The episode starts off with Scully and Hitchcock putting a lasagna in the microwave and setting it to cook for 21:30—the exact length of the episode. The Stinger to the episode has Scully and Hitchcock eating said lasagna.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a861560f	type	The Friend Nobody Likes
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a861560f	comment	The Friend Nobody Likes: Inverted. While Gina does seem to get along with everyone, she says at different points that she doesn't really like them that much, or at least that they "don't have that kind of friendship." Hitchcock and Scully are often included in the main gang's plans despite them finding the pair off-putting, gross, and dumb.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a8a4b41e	type	Not So Stoic
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a8a4b41e	comment	Not So Stoic: Holt eventually betrays that he has a good wit and sense of humor, it's just filtered through his stone-faced expressions (like most of his insults to Wuntch "If you're here, who's guarding Hades?"). Even then in the right circumstances he demonstrates an Out of Character laugh or gleeful fist pump, which is made all the more hilarious. Rosa is not so much "stoic" as much "hates everyone," but a few episodes show that she does have a sensitive side and is afraid of connecting with people.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a8b5a55e	type	Welcome Episode
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a8b5a55e	comment	Welcome Episode: Sgt. Jeffords introduces Holt, the new captain, to the squad. Jeffords gives the standard Info Dump that often happens in this scenario.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a94eaaa4	type	Odd Friendship
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a94eaaa4	comment	Odd Friendship: Pretty much any pair you can think of amongst the 99.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a99f4468	type	Bigot with a Badge
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_a99f4468	comment	Bigot with a Badge: Officer Maldeck, who stops and frisks Terry in "Moo Moo", is casually racist. When he's asked to apologize, he only does so because he didn't know Terry was a cop, refusing to apologize for stopping him (by his own confession) only because he was black. Sheriff Reynolds in Coral Palms Pt. 2 & 3. The Coral Palms sheriff's department had just hired their "first woman" ever. In 2016! The Sheriff takes exception to the accommodations she needs, such as a "separate bathroom". He is also shown to be extremely homophobic. It's not known if his prejudices extend toward racism; he isn't racist to Holt and has at least one African American deputy. With the exception of Olivia, all of Holt's competitors for Commissioner are portrayed as irredeemably racist, remaining committed to stop-and-frisk policies. Season 8 throws out the pretense and openly depicts the law enforcement institution as extremely corrupt and bigoted. Rosa and Jake get as far as to show evidence of police brutality to a higher-up, only to have her delete it in front of them.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_aaece264	type	Rousing Speech
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_aaece264	comment	Rousing Speech: Parodied in "Halloween", Peralta claims to Holt that in order to get everyone else to help him win his bet to steal Holt's Medal of Valor, he delivered "a rousing speech that would put Shakespeare to shame"... that failed to convince anyone. His offer to do their paperwork for them, on the other hand...
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_aaedd10	type	Given Name Reveal
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_aaedd10	comment	Given Name Reveal: In "The Mole", Jake notices that Holt's robe has "Raymond J. Holt" embroidered onto it, and he spends a good part of the episode guessing what his middle name is. Holt finally tells him what it is at the end of the episode—it's Jacob. Jake is very pleased.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ab292220	type	The Stakeout
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ab292220	comment	The Stakeout: Frequently as it's a police procedural. A notable episode, actually titled Stakeout, is about Jake and Charles getting on each other's nerves after insisting that they could do an eight-day stakeout without a relief team.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_abb78742	type	12 Coins Puzzle
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_abb78742	comment	12 Coins Puzzle: In "Captain Peralta", Captain Holt asks the detectives a version of this, with twelve men on an island instead of coins and offers tickets to a BeyoncÃ© concert for anyone who can solve it. Turns out that his own mentor asked him the same riddle and he couldn't figure it out, so he set the whole thing up so the detectives would find the answer for him.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ac4ac8e5	type	Idiosyncratic Episode Naming
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ac4ac8e5	comment	Idiosyncratic Episode Naming: The first five season finales' titles are all variations on Name and Name.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_aca32000	type	Armor-Piercing Response
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_aca32000	comment	Armor-Piercing Response: Wuntch gave the precinct any resources necessary for a case involving a 20 year old bank robbery with a missing 21 million dollars. Peralta used that to take a helicopter to a remote location, and they eventually hit a snag. Holt is furious because he is certain Wuntch was setting them up to fail, and berates Peralta for treating the case as a big deal, making their failure seem greater. Peralta responds that the case IS a huge deal, but Holt was getting so sidetracked with his rivalry with Wuntch that it was interfering with his police work. Holt came to agree with Peralta, and embraced the helicopter and code names.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ad641426	type	Trademark Favorite Food
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ad641426	comment	Sgt. Jeffords' fondness for yogurt has been brought up on several occasions, usually with one character remarking that "Terry loves yogurt." Even Terry himself says it like this.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_adeeb7b	type	Fake Texting
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_adeeb7b	comment	Fake Texting: When Boyle is medicated with super strong pain meds, he gets super relaxed and super honest. So he admits he does fake texting. Holt pretends he got a text when he wants to back out from an uncomfortable conversation with Jeffords and his wife. In "The Party", the detectives are invited to Captain Holt's birthday party. Terry wants to keep them in line and tries to enforce good behavior. The first thing he says is "no staring at your phones".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ae3d6438	comment	Holt is a gay black cop and as an older guy, he's bald. He becomes the head of the precinct in the pilot. He has the standard personality of this character (authoritative, serious, commanding, etc.) but he actually has a deceptively clever sense of humor, a number of high society interests, and at least occasionally shows that he's Not So Above It All.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_aec43c5f	type	Thanksgiving Episode
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_aec43c5f	comment	Thanksgiving Episode: Played surprisingly straight here. There's the overeager family member trying to make it all perfect (Double Subverted: looks to be Boyle, turns out to be Santiago) and bonding in the B-plot (Peralta and Holt).
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_af696bef	type	Fish out of Water
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_af696bef	comment	Fish out of Water: "The Party" involves the unit being invited to Captain Holt's birthday party by his husband, a classics professor at Columbia University, and much of the comedy comes from the rather low-brow, socially inept detectives dealing with the high culture types they're mingling with. It initially appears that Holt's husband looks down on the cops for precisely this reason until Peralta deduces that his disdain actually comes from his resentment at the way the NYPD has often treated Holt due to his homosexuality. The Bimbo reveals Holt to be one of these around the high culture of Kevin's university, too, for being a "hot bimbo". The squad in general is one of these at polite social events, such as Captain Kim's party in Season 7.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_aff29d6f	type	Beauty, Brains and Brawn
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_aff29d6f	comment	Beauty, Brains, and Brawn: The women of the main cast fit these roles. Gina - Beauty. She's the most feminine and cares a great deal about her looks. Amy - Brains. She's highly intelligent and is enthusiastically nerdy about police work. Rosa - Brawn. She's an intimidating badass who is the quickest to resort to violence.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b01abe4f	type	Catchphrase
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b01abe4f	comment	Catchphrase: For Jake: "Noice." and "Smort." For Terry: "Terry loves yogurt!" When hearing even something trivial about Jake and Amy's relationship, Charles tends to say: "Tell. Me. EVERYTHING!"
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b08b714c	type	Good Policing, Evil Policing
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b08b714c	comment	Good Policing, Evil Policing: While every cop in District Nine-Nine is a Bunny-Ears Lawyer who constantly pranks their fellow officers, they are still law-abiding and try to close their cases fast and properly (and Captain Holt, for all of the gags about him being one of the most humorless human beings alive, is an effective leader), while Deputy Chief Wuntch and "The Vulture" (to name but two examples) are obsessed with getting the glory of closing the cases and utilize their power as higher-ups in the NYPD's command structure to put the cops of the Nine-Nine through a living hell just because they don't like them.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b0cd3349	type	Fridge Brilliance
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b0cd3349	comment	Fridge Brilliance: In-universe, it takes Peralta most of the first episode to figure out why Holt is so intent on his detectives wearing neckties, leading to him gleefully experiencing an epiphany while the team is in the middle of arresting a murder suspect.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b1d44353	type	Courtroom Antics
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b1d44353	comment	Courtroom Antics: In "Jake and Sophia", Jake (arresting detective) finds out he had a one night stand with Sophia (defense attorney) the night before. Neither takes this with a great amount of maturity.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b2280b66	type	Retcon
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b2280b66	comment	Retcon: Holt had at least as much interest in food as Charles back in Season 1, before his Plain Palate became one of the RunningGags. In Season 1, Amy says Rosa refers to her parents as "smiling morons and hug freaks". When we see them is season five, they're much sterner. That said, Season 1 Rosa was much more tightlipped about her personal life, so she may not have been telling the truth. In Season 6's "The Bimbo", Holt tells Jake that Kevin's co-workers think he's one of these because he's "working-class". However, given that Holt's mother is not only a judge, but one of the first black female judges, this seems extremely unlikely.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b27e39b1	type	Not Afraid of Hell
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b27e39b1	comment	Not Afraid of Hell: Played for Laughs by Pimento, who has no fear of anything as a result of having been undercover with Figgis for years and being forced to participate in various horrors. Gina is the only person who's able to one-up him with a Badass Boast.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b334402b	type	Paperwork Punishment
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b334402b	comment	Paperwork Punishment: Invoked in "Halloween", when Jake makes a bet with Holt that he can steal the Medal of Valor from his office before midnight on Halloween, where the punishment is whoever loses will do the other's paperwork. Jake reveals that he got the rest of the detectives to help him win by promising to do their paperwork, meaning Holt is stuck doing his own, Jake's, and the rest of the squad's paperwork as punishment for underestimating them. Also invoked in "Halloween II" where Holt and Jake make a second Halloween Heist bet, with Jake offering to work five weeks overtime for free if he loses and Holt agreeing, in return for doing Jake's paperwork for a week if Jake wins. This time, Holt wins, so the punishment is averted. In "Into the Woods", Terry is annoyed that Jake unnecessarily broke a window during the raid, because as his higher-up he now has to spend the weekend doing the paperwork for Jake's screw-up. Invoked in "The Jimmy Jab Games II", when Hitchcock makes a deal with Jake during the Jimmy Jab Games, saying that if Jake wins, Hitchcock will have to do all his paperwork for a year.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b3545acd	type	Ghost Extras
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b3545acd	comment	Ghost Extras: The Nine-Nine is populated by scores of cops and detectives who walk in the background, attend daily briefings, and in some cases even work at nearby desks, yet they rarely interact with the main characters.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b4a6ae4c	type	Everyone Has Standards
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b4a6ae4c	comment	Everyone Has Standards: Kevin is portrayed every bit as stoic and reserved as Holt but there's his reaction to Holt and Rosa's plan to have her break up with Marcus with a two sentence text message.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b53077b3	comment	The pyramid scheme, or "conical-tiered, multi-flow-through medical marketing entity" NutriBoom is an obvious Take That! against Herbalife, down to its logo.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b5785433	type	ColdOpen
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b5785433	comment	Cold Open: Done every episode, with varying degrees of plot relevance. One episode has the team resorting to their bomb disposal gear to get Scully's shoes to get rid of the stench. Turns into a Brick Joke eventually when they do the same thing with the Jimmy Brogan book.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b5b4b077	type	The Ace
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b5b4b077	comment	The Ace: As silly as he likes to act, Peralta is easily the best detective in the precinct and it's stated several times how often he breaks department records. This is also far from Informed Ability, as many episodes show his process and his Hyper-Awareness extends well outside of work. The episode "Unsolvable" even has him tackling an 8-year-old cold case and resolving it. Santiago - becoming the NYPD's youngest Sergeant and tracking & tackling a perp while wearing a wedding dress are just two examples. Hitchcock and Scully have both been shown to be extremely competent in detective work... But only when food is involved within the case. They were a more traditional example of this trope in The '80s. Holt is a black and gay detective who nevertheless made it into the commissioners' race against racism and homophobia, is noted as being brilliant, and has singlehandedly caught multiple serial killers, which he described as his favorite part of his job. Rosa Diaz has graduated from business school, medical school, has a pilot's license, and has two side hustles selling jewelry online and repairing motorcycles for celebrities.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b5b4b485	type	The Bet
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b5b4b485	comment	The Bet: Santiago and Peralta's contest over who can make the most busts. In an episode appropriately titled "The Bet", Peralta wins, and forces Santiago to go on "the worst date ever". Said date reveals (via a drug-addled Boyle "dropping truth bombs") that he may have feelings for her. This is a recurring trope beyond this; the detectives like making bets with each other and every other episode has some kind of wager going on. Most obviously in the Halloween episodes, which involve some kind of wager between Peralta and Holt over whether the former can steal something belonging to the latter before midnight on Halloween. And the third one has both of them competing to steal the same object.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b5b4bd37	type	The Don
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b5b4bd37	comment	Corrupt FBI Agent Bob Annderson. While posing as Holt's friend and a dedicated agent, he is in fact in the pocket of Jimmy "The Butcher" Figgis, and is outright willing to commit murders for him.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b6d3e6fc	type	Smokescreen Crime
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b6d3e6fc	comment	Smokescreen Crime: In the season 7 finale, Jake and Charles arrest a man who caused a citywide blackout by getting drunk and driving into a power substation. Jake and Charles notice that something is off when the man is not only sober, but is revealed to be a recovering alcoholic who has been clean for two years. It turns out that the man simply caused the blackout as a distraction so his friends could rob a bank.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b6e75430	type	Bald of Authority
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b6e75430	comment	Bald of Authority: The two senior officers of the precinct, Captain Holt and Sargent Jeffords, fit into this trope, but portrayed in different ways. Holt is a gay black cop and as an older guy, he's bald. He becomes the head of the precinct in the pilot. He has the standard personality of this character (authoritative, serious, commanding, etc.) but he actually has a deceptively clever sense of humor, a number of high society interests, and at least occasionally shows that he's Not So Above It All. Jeffords is black and bald. He's a sergent in charge of detectives in the squad. He is very powerfully-built and CAN be very intimidating when he needs to, but is generally very kind and considerate. He loves his family a ton and generally acts as the Team Mom for the Nine Nine.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b6ec7566	type	Twofer Token Minority
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b6ec7566	comment	Twofer Token Minority: Holt is gay and black, both of which caused him difficulty in his career as a cop. Diaz is Latina and bisexual (she and Santiago were in fact written ethnicity-neutral).
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b707726f	type	Hypocritical Humor
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b707726f	comment	Hypocritical Humor: At one point, Holt busts Santiago for talking to Peralta during one of his briefings, prompting Santiago to protest (not without reason) that Peralta was the one who was talking and she was merely trying to extract herself from the conversation. Peralta accuses her of being "the worst fourth-grader ever" by trying to throw the blame on him. The hypocrisy comes through in that in almost every episode up to this point, whenever Peralta's gotten into trouble at some point he's childishly tried to throw the blame onto Santiago somehow. After Gina's apartment gets burgled and the detectives investigate, this exchange happens: Diaz frequently doesn't seem entirely aware of just how awful her temper is: Boyle spends all of "The Puzzle Master" chiding Jake for being jealous of Amy spending time with Melvin Stermley. In the final scene of the episode, Melvin asks Jake if he wants to hang out, and Charles jumps in to escort Melvin out of the precinct, claiming Jake already has enough friends.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b7e0c5ff	type	Love Triangle
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b7e0c5ff	comment	Love Triangle: Between Amy, Teddy, and Jake. Jake realizes his feelings a little too late, Amy's already with Teddy and Jake funnels his emotions into drinking, brooding, and working overtime. Until he gets called into a dangerous undercover mission, that is.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b8ad38	type	Blended Family Drama
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_b8ad38	comment	Blended Family Drama: Happens when Boyle and Gina become stepsiblings through their respective single parents, as they had been Friends with Benefits previously. Boyle's father also gets cold feet about the wedding, as he jumped into marriage after only knowing Gina's mother for a short period of time. Later, the marriage ends after Gina's mom cheated on Boyle's dad.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ba236071	type	It Makes Sense in Context
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ba236071	comment	Early in season 4, after Amy shoots Jake in the leg after he was taken hostage, she's put back to work during the next episode. It's relatively common knowledge that when an officer discharges their firearm, they're immediately put on administrative leave while an investigation is conducted into whether or not the use of said firearm was necessary.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ba27e28a	type	Alcohol-Induced Bisexuality
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ba27e28a	comment	Alcohol-Induced Bisexuality: Amy Santiago has been given nicknames for how her personality changes after each drink. Four-Drink Amy is "a little bit of a perv", shown flirting with (or making innuendo at) Gina, Jake, and Rosa. This extends into Five-Drink Amy, who is also "weirdly confident", but disappears in Six-Drink Amy, who is "just sad".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ba5bbda5	type	Mirror Character
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ba5bbda5	comment	Mirror Character: In the episode "Christmas", we start to see shades of Holt and Peralta, acting like each other. It's made even clearer when flashbacks show that young Holt was more brash and cocky than he is now—much like Peralta, and it then becomes clear that this is the case when Holt becomes more and more of a Blood Knight throughout the seasons. Jake and Doug Judy, the Pontiac Bandit, are both playful lovers of all the same things, love jokes and gambits, and both love their mothers very much.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ba753dc9	type	Wangst
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ba753dc9	comment	Wangst: invoked Invoked by Peralta, for Fuzzy Cuddlebear, the nanny-cam that caught the electronics store robbers. Played for laughs in the very first shot, when Peralta delivers a grim monologue to camera about how every passing day on the streets, he's becoming more and more like the animals he puts behind bars... except it turns out he's just quoting Donnie Brasco into the camera display of an electronics store that's been burgled.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ba94e7ad	type	Low Count Gag
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ba94e7ad	comment	Low Count Gag: "Old School": Detective Jake Peralta boasts of having read 15 books. Detective Amy Santiago, ever the competitive cutie, mishears and claims that 50 books is not a lot, then realizes the actual number and is confused. In "Fancy Brudgom", Terry, Amy and Gina go on a very 'scientific' diet, despite them all being in perfect shape, as Captain Holt points out. All the meals are pre-planned and delivered. For example, the breakfast consists of an orange wedge, three cashew nuts and a solitary grape. Another meal is a single baby carrot (the container says "ingredients: carrot") or one almond. In "Mr. Santiago", Jake boasts that his credit score is 100 points, only to immediately be told it's out of 850.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_bbc77bb5	type	Hard Truth Aesop
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_bbc77bb5	comment	Hard Truth Aesop The message of "Karen Peralta" can essentially be summed up as "you have to let people make their own mistakes". Jake is horrified to learn that his mother Karen has once again started seeing his hated father Roger and, initially assuming that his father has somehow tricked his mother into taking him back, sets out to break them up however he can. This lasts until Karen sits him down and gently-but-firmly tells him that she's a grown adult, she still has feelings for him and is entering a relationship with him with her eyes open to his faults, and while she appreciates Jake looking out for her he ultimately has no say in who she chooses to become romantically involved with. From "He Said, She Said": people have to pick their battles when their superiors at work assault or harass them. The price of helping an investment banker speak up against her attacker is that she loses a giant settlement and feels compelled to resign because she doesn't want anyone at her firm pitying her. Amy reveals she also didn't speak up about her superior trying to kiss her because she didn't want to sabotage her career.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_bc103f8b	type	Subverted
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_bc103f8b	comment	Subverted by Gina. She's a raging Narcissist who barely cares about other people at all. The sanest, stable and common-sense character in the cast is arguably the male Terry.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_bc74ef27	comment	Berserk Button: Holt has a truly beautiful breakdown when Diaz suggests that he and Kevin need to "bone". She ends up being right, but he is furious for being talked to in that manner. We only see bits of his response in a montage that ends with the caption of "40 minutes later". When interrogating a dentist who was a suspect in murdering his partner, Holt ends up getting sidetracked about a discussion on a Doctor of Dental Surgery vs. a Doctor of Medicine vs. a Doctor of Philosophy and he starts screaming about how physicians have co-opted the term "doctor" (his husband Kevin is a professor at Columbia with a PhD in classics). A Gilligan Cut later, he admits that must have been his trigger. You do not want to threaten Cheddar, Holt's dog. When Cheddar gets kidnapped, Jake jokingly compares Holt to John Wick. And he seems to be more right than he thinks. The normally stoic Holt's "Plan A" for getting his dog back seems to involve grenades (Peralta manages to talk him down from this). The episode ends with an (unarmed) Holt delivering a savage beatdown on a knife-wielding kidnapper.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_bd0d6395	type	No Social Skills
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_bd0d6395	comment	No Social Skills: To varying degrees, but for a group of police officers in general, the Nine-Nine don't exactly excel when it comes to personal skills. Peralta is on the 'lesser' side of the scale; he can be very charming when he wants to be, but his immaturity and Cloud Cuckoolander tendencies frequently gets in the way. Holt's robotic, stoic nature frequently suggests that he barely seems to understand how humans work at times. Santiago gets nervous, awkward, and flustered easily, leading her to babble, stumble over her words, and do strange things out of sheer panic. Diaz shares Holt's robotic stoicism and his lack of understanding of how normal human emotions work, but with added anger issues on top of it. Boyle just blurts out whatever thoughts go through his head regardless of how weird or creepy they come across. Gina's fundamental narcissism means that she's usually utterly disinterested in the people she's interacting with to begin with. Hitchcock and Scully just seem to live in their own strange, not-very-bright little world. About the only member of the squad who seems able to effectively navigate adult human social interactions on a consistent basis is Jeffords, which frequently places him in the Only Sane Man role when it comes to this. A Running Gag is that whenever the Nine-Nine is representing the precinct or interacting en masse with non-cops in a non-police work related social setting, he frequently ends up having to take them all aside and mentor them in how to actually interact with people.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_be01ccb	type	Freeze-Frame Introduction
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_be01ccb	comment	Freeze-Frame Introduction: The intro does this for the main cast at the end of their respective scenes.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_be192f18	type	Yes-Man
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_be192f18	comment	Yes-Man: Santiago is impressed by Holt and has adopted him as her 'rabbi'. So far, this appears to involve copious amounts of unprompted sucking up on her part. Boyle also has a tendency to act like this to everyone, especially Peralta and Rosa. It's lampshaded in "Halloween" when, faced with his team's skepticism about whether he'll be able to win his bet with Holt, Peralta protests that they're normally telling him he's the best. After a moment's thought, he realizes that it actually only ever seems to be Boyle who keeps telling him this. In "Thanksgiving", Boyle admits that he's a chronic people-pleaser and that "it's a serious problem."
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_be5d0950	type	Aloof Leader, Affable Subordinate
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_be5d0950	comment	Aloof Leader, Affable Subordinate: Captain Raymond Holt is very much The Stoic and is a By-the-Book Cop. Sergeant Terry Jeffords, who is in charge of the precinct's detective squad, is very friendly and warm. The contrast between the two can be seen when neither went to Gina's dance recital. Jeffords lies and claims to have enjoyed it. Holt flat out tells her he didn't see it, even telling her that Jeffords is lying.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_bebb370	comment	Gratuitous Italian: Parodied. Gina attempts to take a dolly from a Zip & Lock employee to wheel Holt out, she pretends to speak in only Italian the entire time but says nonsense phrases and at one point yells out "Garbanzo marinara! Pizzeria restaurante!" as a sign of gratitude.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_bec0417c	type	Happily Married
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_bec0417c	comment	Happily Married: Holt and Kevin, Terry and Sharon. From season 6 onwards, Jake and Amy.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c00afbbd	type	With Due Respect
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c00afbbd	comment	With Due Respect: Peralta in the pilot, when he asks Holt why it took so long for Holt to receive his first command in light of Holt bringing down 'the Disco Strangler'. Played with, in that Peralta actually is showing Holt respect for the first time in the episode.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c145f69b	type	Subverted Trope
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c145f69b	comment	She was a model student at her Catholic high school and for a time attended the American Ballet Academy. (But then again, she did get kicked out of the ballet academy for beating the crap out of the other ballerinas, so there's that.)
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c25c7890	type	Fun with Acronyms
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c25c7890	comment	When Boyle refers to his save-the-date cards as "STDs";
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c2676b00	type	Jurisdiction Friction
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c2676b00	comment	Jurisdiction Friction: Detective Pembroke of the Major Crimes Squad, an obnoxious and smarmy jerk known as "the Vulture" (in the episode of the same name), waits until the local detectives have almost completed an investigation before swooping in to claim jurisdiction, thus managing to take all the credit without having to do any of the work. He also seems curiously fixated on Detective Peralta's "big white ass". The rivalry between the NYPD and the FDNY rears its ugly head during an arson case in "Sal's Pizza". And both of these rivalries (professionally for the former, but not the latter) are referenced again in "Operation: Broken Feather". "USPIS" features Jake having difficulties playing nice with the liaison for the titular US Postal Inspection Service. Eventually Jake oversteps his boundaries and the USPIS, being a federal service, takes over the investigation. "The Negotiation" features a disgruntled hostage negotiator who can't stand the fact that his first real negotiation got taken over by Peralta and then Diaz. Too bad for him the hostage-taker was Doug Judy, who asked for the two detectives specifically.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c2847a44	type	Word Association Test
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c2847a44	comment	Word Association Test: Jeffords invariably goes to "gun... die" during his psych evaluation.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c2cedc1c	type	Big "NO!"
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c2cedc1c	comment	Any time that Jake is prompted to do a Big "NO!", a Big "WHAT?!", a Say My Name or a similar Big Word Shout (which is quite often), the episode will somehow intervene to cut him off before he finished (either by cutting to commercial, beginning the credits or ending).
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c32ff031	type	Xanatos Gambit
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c32ff031	comment	Xanatos Gambit: Wuntch pulls a clever one on Holt in "The Chopper". On the trail of a murderer who stole $21 million, Wuntch offers Peralta, Boyle and Holt any resources they require to track him down. Holt is cautious about using this offer too liberally, as he correctly realizes that if the team fails to catch the murderer, it will be all the more embarrassing for Holt given the resources at their disposal, which Wuntch is banking on. What he doesn't realize is that when the team successfully catches the murderer, it's such a masterful collar that Wuntch uses as an opportunity to "promote" Holt to the department of public relations. Either way, Wuntch comes out on top.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c33ba0a8	type	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c33ba0a8	comment	Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: In the pilot episode, there was another female cop named Daniels who was friends with Scully and Hitchcock (and shared the same (lack of) skill as a police officer). She quietly disappeared from the rest of the series.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c344b4fc	type	Faked Food Contaminant
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c344b4fc	comment	Faked Food Contaminant: Jake's half-sister Kate makes a habit of this. He finds this out when she offers to treat him for dinner, then pulls out a Ziploc full of glass shards, plants a couple in her food, and begins loudly complaining and making a scene. He and Amy are utterly mortified.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c3db1619	type	ZigZagged
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c3db1619	comment	Zig-Zagged with the Seamus Murphy arc from season 5. On the one hand, Murphy is a threatening, Genre Savvy villain who puts Holt through an emotional wringer; on the other, much of the episodes' runtime concerns things like Too Dumb to Live Kyle Murphy, or Jake and Kevin snarking at each other about Nicolas Cage movies.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c40c8b74	type	And Starring
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c40c8b74	comment	And Starring: "And Andre Braugher".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c48a0fe6	type	Actually, That's My Assistant
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c48a0fe6	comment	Actually, That's My Assistant: To rub salt in the wound of not realizing Doug Judy was the Pontiac Bandit, the man Judy claimed was the Pontiac Bandit was actually his hairdresser.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c547cd6d	type	Bulletproof Vest
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c547cd6d	comment	Bulletproof Vest: The cast are shown putting these on when they go out after murder suspects.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c54f70a7	type	Insignificant Anniversary
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c54f70a7	comment	Insignificant Anniversary: Boyle has a tendency to "go full Boyle" and scare off prospective lovers by getting too involved too quickly. For his 20-day anniversary with Vivian, he wanted to have a fancy dinner and 300 roses. Turns out she was just as crazy for him, and they wound up getting engaged.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c59cfa2e	type	Felony Misdemeanor
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c59cfa2e	comment	And as for Captain Holt... "He approves!" Though in a later episode he does, apparently seriously, question Amy's life choices when faced with one of Jake's Felony Misdemeanor personality traits.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c660bc15	type	Fan Disservice
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c660bc15	comment	Hitchcock will find any excuse to take his shirt off.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c69902e7	type	Church of Happyology
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c69902e7	comment	Church of Happyology: The pyramid scheme NutriBoom, mostly a Take That! against MLM companies, also has a practice of harrassing former members and, more blatantly, a CEO whose wife hasn't been seen in years.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c6b38794	type	Censored for Comedy
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c6b38794	comment	Censored for Comedy: With the jump to NBC for Season 6, the Nine-Nine began using bleeps and pixelation for comedy. This was avoided during the show's run on Fox due to that channel having a strict policy against bleeps and pixelation. That said it is still used relatively sparingly.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c6b4b048	type	Dropped After the Pilot
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c6b4b048	comment	There were three "useless" detectives outlined by Terry in the pilot: Scully, Hitchcock and Daniels, a middle-aged woman. She is never seen or mentioned again, though Scully and Hitchcock go on to be a major part of the show.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c70907c7	type	The Butcher
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c70907c7	comment	Season three: Jimmy "The Butcher" Figgis threatens the lives of Jake and Holt, forcing them to go into witness protection in Florida.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: In the title sequence you can see Peralta's little nod to the Cowboy Cop archetype he's the closest to, with a figure of Carey Mahoney. (This version of Mahoney is from Police Academy: The Animated Series.) Terry's daughters are named "Cagney" and "Lacey". In "The Tagger", it's revealed that Jake has a pet rat named Algernon. The team discussing the "best cop movie ever" brings up Die Hard, Training Day and several others. Jake claims in "Old School" that his stories are so intense they'll make Training Day look like Super Troopers. Jake gets to operate a bomb disposal drone, claiming he "saw the first 15 minutes of The Hurt Locker." From "Pontiac Bandit": From "Tactical Village": In "Fancy Brudgrom" Jake considers Charles's wedding to be the second worst wedding of all time, right behind the Red Wedding. From the same episode: From "Charges and Specs": Also from the same episode, the black leather-goth ensemble Boyle wears when he's "embracing the Void" makes him look like he's just stepped out of The Matrix (as pointed out by some of the precinct members). A burnt down pizzeria in Brooklyn called Sal's? During "The Bet", Peralta attempts to reenact the steerage dance. This line from "Halloween II": In "9 Days", Rosa references Grimm after Boyle is seen hiding under his desk, Rosa assumes he got nightmares from watching the aforementioned show From "The Night Shift": In "Captain Latvia", Boyle's suggestions on Jake getting Amy pregnant are from The Big Lebowski. Same episode has Gina "discover" Hamilton, claiming that it's going to be the next big thing now that she'd discovered it. The episode was released in December 2016, after the show had already won several Tonys after opening a year earlier. In "Coral Palms, Part 2", Jake suggests that they form a Suicide Squad to break out of jail. He finally does form a team that he calls a Suicide Squad in the episode of the same name. By Season 4, Amy has finally convinced Jake to start reading Harry Potter. He's surprised by how much he likes it and says he was heartbroken when Cedric dies at the end of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. In "HalloVeen", one of Jake's ploys involves the use of a group of The Handmaid's Tale cosplayers. Amy nicknames him "Ofamy" for doing it. Terry spent time abroad in Japan where he had dreadlocks and a girlfriend named Chiaki. One can't help but wonder if he didn't have a best friend named Soichiro.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c82e751f	type	Unspoken Plan Guarantee
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c82e751f	comment	Unspoken Plan Guarantee: Essentially, if someone reveals their plan early in the Halloween Heist (and it's not a double bluff), they aren't winning. When Peralta reveals his heist plan merely a few minutes into "Halloween II", you just know something's gonna go wrong. It also doesn't stop him from making this mistake in "Cinco de Mayo", where he reveals his plan relatively early to Terry, believing he's won. Holt and Amy also make this mistake in the same episode. It turns out Terry outthought them all.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c868a42a	type	Freudian Excuse
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c868a42a	comment	Freudian Excuse: A lot of Jake's hangups come from the fact his parents got divorced and he rarely saw his dad, and that his dad is a manipulative cheater who frequently gaslit his mom. This made him especially protective of his mother, while also instilling a loner mentality. In "Admiral Peralta", Jake's father is revealed to have an extremely cruel and rude father who abandoned him, too. Amy's competitiveness and goody-goody nature come from having very strict parents who actively encouraged their children to compete for their affection, even arranging family photos in order of who pleased them most. Terry had a physically and emotionally abusive father. This seems to be part of the reason why he's generally afraid to be too harsh with those in his command, but it's also pointed out that he has subverted it by becoming a good father.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c8ba12ee	type	Interplay of Sex and Violence
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c8ba12ee	comment	Interplay of Sex and Violence: Rosa Diaz and Adrian Pimento have an intense relationship based on pure lust which develops into love. They're attracted to each other right from the start with understated aggression. Once they get together, their sex talk is very graphic and violent, their making-out sessions are very physical, Rosa occasionally slaps Pimento and when they break up, each returns to the other their blood (Rosa wore a small vial around her neck while Pimento had a plastic zip bag, taken without Rosa's knowledge).
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c9597a03	type	Self-Deprecation
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c9597a03	comment	Self-Deprecation: Adam Sandler shows up As Himself in "Operation: Broken Feather" and gets into an argument with Peralta, which results in this exchange:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c9b65de4	type	Distracting Fake Fight
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_c9b65de4	comment	Distracting Fake Fight: Jake and Holt try to escape from a prison in one episode by staging a fight between them in the hopes that the guard will open the door to break it up. When the guard just sits back to watch the show, they switch tactics and kiss instead. This immediately has the guard stepping in to separate them, which allows them to escape but leaves Jake disapproving of his homophobia that he'd be more comfortable seeing them fight than kiss.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ca198bc3	type	Paintball Episode
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ca198bc3	comment	Paintball Episode: "Tactical Village" features an NYPD training course. They perform so well at the course that they are the only non-federal agency invited to a similar training course in "Windbreaker City".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ca3457d5	type	Real Stitches for Fake Snitches
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ca3457d5	comment	Real Stitches for Fake Snitches: Invoked when the team stages an attempt on the life of a corrupt FBI agent who refused to testify against the mobster he was working for to make him think the mobster was trying to kill him to make sure he couldn't testify. This causes the agent to give up an incriminating file that brings down the mobster's organization.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ca3a6dbd	type	Informed Ability
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ca3a6dbd	comment	As silly as he likes to act, Peralta is easily the best detective in the precinct and it's stated several times how often he breaks department records. This is also far from Informed Ability, as many episodes show his process and his Hyper-Awareness extends well outside of work. The episode "Unsolvable" even has him tackling an 8-year-old cold case and resolving it.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_cc28f3bf	type	Not That Kind of Doctor
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_cc28f3bf	comment	When interrogating a dentist who was a suspect in murdering his partner, Holt ends up getting sidetracked about a discussion on a Doctor of Dental Surgery vs. a Doctor of Medicine vs. a Doctor of Philosophy and he starts screaming about how physicians have co-opted the term "doctor" (his husband Kevin is a professor at Columbia with a PhD in classics). A Gilligan Cut later, he admits that must have been his trigger.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_cdd835ce	type	Dude, Not Funny!
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_cdd835ce	comment	Dude, Not Funny!: Gina is complaining about the Halloween prize to the "best detective", as she feels she's left out of it, because she's not a detective. Complaining as a Drama Queen about being ignored by this, she says that that's worse than the segregation. Holt and Terry, the two black guys of the precinct, made an offended "no-no" with their heads. Gina accepts that she took her point too far.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ce68d46b	type	Next Sunday A.D.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ce68d46b	comment	Next Sunday A.D.: The final season was set and released in 2021. The final scene takes place after a one-year Time Skip, meaning that it takes place in the year 2022.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ce6b54d9	type	Enemy Eats Your Lunch
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ce6b54d9	comment	Enemy Eats Your Lunch: Amy takes the last danish for her coffee break. Gina takes it from her and starts eating it. Lampshaded. They are discussing characters from Terry's book for his children that are kind of based on them. The character based on Gina is a stone-cold bitch, while Amy's character is a pushover. Terry's intimidating brother-in-law who unfairly treats him like a wimp takes the sandwich that Terry prepared for himself and casually starts eating it.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ce9da072	type	Realistic Diction Is Unrealistic
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ce9da072	comment	Realistic Diction Is Unrealistic: In the pilot, when Terry is giving the run-down on the other officers, he gives a nice well-prepared blurb about all of them, especially Peralta finishing with a tag-line esque "The only puzzle he hasn't solved is how to grow up." Holt lampshades this by saying it was very well put, and Terry justifies the trope by saying he's talked a lot about Jake at his department-ordered therapy.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_cec8b87a	type	This Is for Emphasis, Bitch!
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_cec8b87a	comment	This Is for Emphasis, Bitch!: 'Chuck' in "Captain Kim":
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ceec4df5	type	Roaring Rampage of Revenge
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ceec4df5	comment	Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Rosa swears that if anything happens to her puppy, she will kill everyone in the Precinct, and then herself.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ceee5c14	type	Actually Quite Catchy
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ceee5c14	comment	Actually Quite Catchy: Even when Jake is determined to undermine CJ by telling the upper management that CJ lost evidence, he still keeps singing along to CJ's Earworm song.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_cf92fea8	type	Cassandra Truth
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_cf92fea8	comment	Cassandra Truth: Holt invokes this, telling Peralta he injured himself at a hula hooping class and showing him pictures to prove it. He then deletes the photos and reveals that he told him because he knows no-one will ever believe him. Played straight when Peralta and Holt are arrested for running a stop sign with a back seat full of guns while on witness protection.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_cfdb9e17	type	Cerebus Syndrome
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_cfdb9e17	comment	Cerebus Syndrome: After the show introduces Adrian Pimento and Jimmy "The Butcher" Figgis, the show develops a four-episode story arc towards the end of season 3 that puts the Nine-Nine, especially Jake and Holt, in danger. Season 4 can be hard to watch. It starts with the surprisingly depressing Coral Palms premiere, which results in the Night Shift story arc. Once that finally ends, Gina gets hit by a bus, the Nine-Nine almost gets closed, and Terry deals with racial profiling. But the worst part is that in the season 4 finale, Jake and Rosa get framed for robbing a bank and the season actually ends with them getting sentenced to prison, after having been deemed guilty. The next season begins with the pair in jail, which doesn't do much to help the tone, although after they're released the show does lighten its tone back up quite a bit.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d129e13e	type	"Eureka!" Moment
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d129e13e	comment	"Eureka!" Moment: Used just a little too much for a Police Procedural. So it's fair play here then. "The Vulture" has the team combing the crime scene for the murder weapon, stopping short of learning it was a corkscrew, but failing to find it before the Major Crimes guy swoops in to claim jurisdiction and credit. The team gets drunk and sneaks back in, and gets the idea to reenact the murder by going into the victim's apartment—whereupon Amy spots the refrigerator magnets and realizes the corkscrew could be one of those fridge-magnet types and be stuck in the trash chute when the murderer tried to junk it. She's right.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d1affec1	type	That Came Out Wrong
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d1affec1	comment	That Came Out Wrong: Boyle is a magnet for this, but largely subverted in the sense that he rarely catches on to his own bad phrasing and everyone else has to tell him not to say things like that. Things like him referencing getting Shot in the Ass and saying that his "butt holes" still hurt.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d30799ee	type	Temporary Scrappy
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d30799ee	comment	Temporary Scrappy: Captain Dozerman is brought in as an unlikable replacement for Captain Holt and is then Killed Off for Real after just one episode, leading to Holt's eventual return.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d332bf54	type	Lampshaded
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d332bf54	comment	Lampshaded in "Old School", when it turns out that the reason she's so bad on the witness stand is because she's nervous, not just naturally angry.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d371868b	type	Precious Puppy
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d371868b	comment	Precious Puppy: More often than not, Captain Holt's corgi Cheddar will spend his appearances in this role, as while the characters treat the little guy with seriousness, he'll still be the happy little pooch he always is. One Season 1 B-plot has Holt somehow winding up with two of these that he tries to pass to someone in the team. Anyone. In Season 3, a similar thing happens to Rosa after she attempts a Replacement Goldfish for one of Boyle's dogs that has passed away. He responds angrily that he can't just replace the dog, but Rosa ends up adoring the puppy, Arlo, herself.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d39e327f	type	What the Hell, Hero?
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d39e327f	comment	What the Hell, Hero?: In "Pontiac Bandit", when he learns that everyone has escaped to an upstairs evidence room in order to avoid having to help out Boyle, Captain Holt storms in and angrily gives everyone a piece of his mind about how Boyle is not only a cop who was wounded in the line of duty to protect another cop, but he's also a well-meaning man who only wants affection from people and so deserves better from them. It's parodied as well; while everyone is suitably abashed and ashamed of themselves, they also point out that Holt for various reasons happens to be holding a pair of adorable puppies, which tends to undercut the anger he is trying to convey.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d46ddfa2	type	CloudCuckooLander
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d46ddfa2	comment	Peralta is on the 'lesser' side of the scale; he can be very charming when he wants to be, but his immaturity and Cloud Cuckoolander tendencies frequently gets in the way.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d5656fbe	type	The Unpronounceable
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d5656fbe	comment	The Unspellable: Mlepnos.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d5b6d628	type	Black Comedy Pet Death
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d5b6d628	comment	Black Comedy Pet Death: The show doesn't seem to respect pet fish much. It's played for laughs when Jake fails to feed Amy's fish while she's undercover - it doesn't even come up as causing any relationship friction - and Hitchcock eats/drinks his own goldfish-in-a-jar while the team bets on the outcome of the inevitable jar mixup (they assumed Scully would've been the one to accidentally confuse the fish with his lemonade).
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d5dfb30a	type	Professional Butt-Kisser
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d5dfb30a	comment	Santiago has this as well when it comes to Holt as part of her being a Professional Butt-Kisser.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d7117f01	type	Angst? What Angst?
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d7117f01	comment	Angst? What Angst?: In-Universe, after Jake is in prison for several months, he is initially put on desk duty when he returns because policy says he needs time to reacquaint himself to his job, which Holt insists on because he was worried that Jake wasn't properly dealing with his experience. Jake ended up second guessing himself on a case, which proved to be unfounded, but Holt took it as evidence that he was being more conscientious, growing as a person and as a detective. However, played for laughs and lampshaded later when Amy's sergeant Gary is shocked after being shot with a paintball by Amy accidentally, and when Jake brushes off every single traumatic event that's come his way, whether it be being shot, being forced to write his own suicide note at gunpoint, or accidentally doing drugs while in prison.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d7472e4f	type	Kicked Upstairs
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d7472e4f	comment	When designing the character of Holt, the police advisers for the show told the producers that the New York police had made great strides in the 90s towards minority officers, but would often relegate them to PR positions. Thus Holt was written as having spent years in PR work before getting his own precinct.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d7fc9fd0	type	Vitriolic Best Buds
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d7fc9fd0	comment	Vitriolic Best Buds: Peralta and Santiago are constantly snarking at and competing against each other, but deep down they clearly like and respect each other a great deal. And eventually marry.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d81704b6	type	Flirty Stepsiblings
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d81704b6	comment	Flirty Stepsiblings: Charles and Gina fall into this sometimes, due to their history together and Charles' tendency to be inadvertently inappropriate—he often introduces Gina as his "sister and former lover," despite Gina begging him not to say those at the same time.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d90ab0d2	type	Big, Stupid Doodoo-Head
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d90ab0d2	comment	Big, Stupid Doodoo-Head: Jeffords â€” who is on an ill-advised diet â€” lambasts Gina and Amy, who initially joined him only to give in to their cravings for food by yelling at them for being "Team Eating Food". In his defense, he's too hungry to come up with a better burn.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d9cf40fa	type	Screw This, I'm Outta Here
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_d9cf40fa	comment	Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Rosa quits the force and becomes a PI early in season 8, having had an epiphany the explosion of the BLM movement. She remains close to the 99 and occasionally works with them. This is also one of the reasons that encourage Jake to leave the force in the finale, on top of being present for his son.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_dae5c997	type	Action Girl
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_dae5c997	comment	Action Girl: Both Santiago and Diaz easily drop perps who are bigger than them.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_daefe0af	type	Retroactive Stepsibling Relationship
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_daefe0af	comment	Retroactive Stepsibling Relationship: When Gina and Boyle break off their Friends with Benefits fling before Valentines Day, they are horrified to realize they accidentally set their single parents up in the same romantic hotel room together, since each took their child's reservation. It gets more awkward when Boyle's father and Gina's mother decide to move in together. While the two initially try to break their parents up, they see how happy their parents are together, and even help them get married. Later subverted when Gina forces her cheating mother to divorce Boyle's dad. Boyle's tendency to use Accidental Innuendo does not help matters.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_db1dc1f3	type	BondOneLiners
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_db1dc1f3	comment	Peralta spends most of his time messing around, thinking up Bond One-Liners, placing stupid bets and generally acting like an idiot—and he's also a genuinely brilliant detective.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_db4266d3	type	Sleep Deprivation
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_db4266d3	comment	Sleep Deprivation: In "48 Hours", everyone has to work over the weekend to find evidence against the perp Jake arrested and the whole precinct skips sleeping. They just take a three-hour nap.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_dbd2c15e	type	Everyone Can See It
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_dbd2c15e	comment	Everyone Can See It: Subverted to a degree. The Unresolved Sexual Tension between Peralta and Santiago actually goes under the radar by most everyone, including them, but the utter delight in how Jake gets to take Amy on the worst date ever has Boyle (on painkillers that act as Truth Serums) comment on how boys like to pull girls' pigtails. Peralta later has to outright admit to Jeffords that his workaholic behavior was trying to distract him from Amy being in a relationship. Once it becomes more common knowledge that they do like each other others start noticing their normal banter as being flirtatious, and Rosa even challenges Jake to stop doing it for his own sake.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_dcb9c541	type	Ship Tease
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_dcb9c541	comment	Ship Tease: The show also occasionally hinted that Diaz, despite her attitude, might be more fond of Boyle than she lets on. As of the second half of Season One, these hints diminished, and they've been solidly established as Better as Friends. The first episode of Season Two begins teasing Boyle and Gina. Even when their hookups stop, Gina admits he "isn't horrible" in bed, which is high praise for her. However, it's dropped entirely by Season 3, when Boyle meets and instantly falls in love with Genevieve.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_dd22df26	type	Hands-On Approach
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_dd22df26	comment	Hands-On Approach: Terry is on the receiving end of this a lot. While at the shooting range with Jeffords and Holt, Gina encourages Jeffords to do this, saying "Show me! Like put your thick, muscular arms and...", it's one-way, as Jeffords is happily married, but that doesn't stop Gina from enjoying it. He also gets groped by Trudy Judy in Season 6.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_de763115	type	Hollywood Board Games
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_de763115	comment	Hollywood Board Games: In "Game Night", Rosa is playing Pictionary with her conservative family. She's in the middle of her coming-out arc and, predictably, her family is writing off her bisexuality as a phase despite Rosa being a grown-up woman. Being as Hot-Blooded as she is, Rosa devices to throw a jab at her homophobic parents and draw a lesbian wedding. Her mother is so delusional in that nobody can't truly fall in love with people of their same gender that she writes them off as very close friends, then sisters, then business partners. Queer erasure at its finest.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_de9047ac	type	Gambit Pileup
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_de9047ac	comment	Gambit Pileup: While the first Halloween heist is relatively straightforward, the later ones devolve into this trope as more and more people decide to take a shot at the prize.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_df4e55b9	type	Pulled from Your Day Off
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_df4e55b9	comment	Pulled from Your Day Off: In "48 Hours", Peralta causes everyone at the precinct to have to work a case all weekend due to a knee-jerk arrest with insufficient evidence. Everyone hates him for it.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_df4edb04	type	Corrupt Bureaucrat
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_df4edb04	comment	Deputy Commissioner Podolski, initially appears to be a downplayed example, as he transparently uses his position to ensure his delinquent son gets away with causing hundreds of dollars worth of vandalism damage to police cars. However, it is later heavily implied that he is in fact in the pocket of a local Corrupt Bureaucrat with ties to drug smuggling and has links to the mob. He tried to destroy Jake's career when he investigated said bureaucrat.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_df582b0b	type	Continuity Snarl
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_df582b0b	comment	Warren (or Keith) "The Vulture" Pembroke, an obnoxious, entitled, credit-stealing Hate Sink for both the characters and the audience. See the character page for more info.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_df968cf	type	Insurance Fraud
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_df968cf	comment	Insurance Fraud: The assumed motivation for arson in both "Sal's Pizza" and "Gray Star Mutual".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e13017c0	type	Office Sports
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e13017c0	comment	Office Sports: NYPD detectives from Precinct 99 love those: Exaggerated in episode "The Jimmy Jab Games". The event is described by Diaz as "a bunch of dumb contests we play to kill time"; examples would be "the monster mouth bagel toss" (trying to hit Scully's mouth with a piece of bagel), "the mouthathon" (eating month-old Chinese food from the fridge) or "bulky bulky run run" (the bomb suit foot race), "keep your cover" (they must talk to as many officers without being recognized) and "obstacle course". Jake Peralta does FBP ("the full bullpen"): he skids on his socks all the way from Holt's office to the elevator. They play bowling with huge barrels of water; Jake tosses them with a swivel chair, with Charles Boyle sitting in it.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e13cafe	type	Office Romance
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e13cafe	comment	Office Romance: Detectives Jake Peralta and Amy Santiago both work at Precinct 99 of NYPD. It starts with Jake teasing Amy constantly and Amy being either annoyed or amused. Later Jake realizes he likes her for real; they have the classic will-they-won't-they tension, and both date other people. They later get together, agree to take it slowly and casually, but it's not working out — both want a serious relationship. The Vulture (their captain) tries to break them up (and he actually abuses his power of a superior because they are not breaking any rule). Once they screw up a case because they argue during a stakeout and their cover is blown. However, they keep dating, then start living together, then Jake proposes, Amy says yes and they get married in season 5 finale. Amy is the more ambitious one and she becomes a sergeant. Detective Charles Boyle has a huge crush on detective Rosa Diaz with "badass bitch" attitude. He keeps asking her out nervously. She doesn't reciprocate, but they become close friends instead. Gina (an assistant responsible for administrative stuff) and Boyle start having casual sex for a while. They break it off with no hard feelings, but Gina is embarrassed when their colleagues find out about them.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e150c4c7	type	Manchild
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e150c4c7	comment	Jake can be a very arrogant Manchild, and he can be very thoughtless in how he interacts with other people, but he is also a genuinely kind and compassionate person who cares about his friends and will go to extreme lengths to make them happy.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e28f88b8	type	Last-Name Basis
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e28f88b8	comment	Last-Name Basis: Played straight to start with but averted over the course of the series as the characters become closer. Played straight with Hitchcock and Scully, however.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e2a6ebc1	type	Closed Circle
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e2a6ebc1	comment	Closed Circle: "The Box" has Holt and Peralta take on interrogating a murder suspect on functionally no evidence, meaning they need a confession or they have nothing. The episode takes place almost entirely in and around the interrogation room, with only a few brief scenes elsewhere in the building, and takes place over the course of one night.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e303d198	type	Whole-Plot Reference
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e303d198	comment	Whole-Plot Reference: "The Jimmy Jab Games", in which the gang get into some silly office games while Captain Holt is away, is a retread of an Office episode, "Office Olympics", in which the gang get into some silly office games while Michael Scott is away. Michael Schur was a writer on both shows. "Yippie Kayak" is one to Die Hard, in which a police officer (although in this case, Jake, Charles, and Gina) all get trapped in a mall during a hostage situation. As it's his favorite movie, Jake wastes no time in deciding to crawl through the pipes, although it's actually Charles who gets to do it. (And makes a mess of John McClane's catchphrase.) "Pimemento" is one to Memento. Despite lots of references to Finding Dory, Pimento is a traumatized amnesiac who tattoos bits of information he needs to know about himself or his life on himself. He's also betrayed by the one person he thought he could trust.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e3d06d0c	type	Bash Brothers
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e3d06d0c	comment	Bash Brothers: Jake and Boyle who's enthusiastic to play the former's sidekick. To a lesser extent Jake and Terry as well.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e4bc8059	type	Insufferable Imbecile
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e4bc8059	comment	Hitchcock and Scully, the Insufferable Imbecile Those Two Guys, are constantly eating, mainly junk food like potato chips, chicken wings, and meatball subs. They once admitted to eating cake for dinner, as well.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e5406b1b	type	Beat
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e5406b1b	comment	Beat: Used spectacularly in "The Overmining" cold open: Lampshaded in "The Puzzle Master":
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e5421161	comment	Expy: All the main cast are essentially variations of the characters from Parks and Recreation. Jake is Andy Dwyer, the good-hearted, often-dumb, but sometimes brilliant goofball of the team. Amy is Leslie Knope, the overachieving, over-energetic, overly-organized smartass. Holt is Ron Swanson, the very serious, dull-toned, seemingly-boring, hiddenly-badass, but ultimately loving boss. Hilariously, Nick Offerman make an appearance as one of Holt's ex-boyfriends named Frederick, who is similar to both Ron and Holt. Boyle is Tom Haverford, the straight metrosexual who is kinda annoying but everyone tolerates. Rosa is April Ludgate, the beautiful Snark Knight and slightly crazy badass. Terry is Chris Traeger, the impossibly healthy man with a very sensitive soul. Gina is Donna Meagle, the sassy office manager who seems to be incredibly skilled at everything but their actual jobs. And Hitchcock and Scully are Garry/Jerry/Larry/Terry Gergich/Gengurch, the old and overweight Butt Monkeys of the team (although Garry was actually a good guy who didn't deserve his abuse, while Hitchcock and Scully are just... the worst...)
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e68d9ddd	comment	Not Blood Siblings: Very downplayed, it's because of the messy way Boyle and Gina broke up that their parents started dating and later got married. The sex was long over by the time they became family. Still, Gina instructs Boyle to scratch the "I used to boink my new stepsister" from his best man toast.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e6c88e42	comment	Holt during his younger days was stated to be very much like Jake, in fact that was his Old Shame so much that he reinvented himself as a strict no-nonsense cop. Flashbacks set in that time and earlier show Holt to be the same serious no-nonsense individual.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e78e4ba1	comment	Black Site: In the eponymous episode:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e83f211c	comment	O.O.C. Is Serious Business: In the season two finale, Holt gives an emotional goodbye speech to the team. Peralta lampshades how out of character it is for him.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e869512e	comment	Funny Flashback Haircut: The usually bald and serious Captain Holt has a funky short afro and mustache in his 70s flashbacks. Boyle had unflattering sideburns in the past. Terry, famous for his big bald dome, had absolutely massive dreadlocks. In other flashbacks he has a way too-tall hi-top fade. When Jake and Amy first met, Amy had overly-long bangs and way-too-voluminous hair, while Jake sported overly-long curls. Back in high school, Jake had untypically flat and feminine shoulder-long hair.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e86a9622	type	Mistaken for Brooding
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e86a9622	comment	Mistaken for Brooding: To demonstrate that Holt's mood is impossible to determine, a flashback showed Rosa comment that Holt seems down and asked him if he had a rough weekend. He actually just came back from vacation with his husband and had never felt better. Inverted in the same episode when Terry thinks Holt seems chipper, but actually there was a fire in Holt's home and he was devastated. Later Terry paints a picture of Holt which was meant to look serious, Holt is impressed that Terry was able to make him look so happy.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e8b295de	comment	Played With in "Game Night" in that Charles does this to avoid outing Rosa to the rest of the squad.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e8ca5cb3	comment	Peralta taking things Santiago says out of context and claiming they'd be good titles for her sex tape. It has a neat progress: He calls them Santiago's sex tapes, then Amy's sex tapes, then has one Freudian Slip and calls it "title of our sex tape" when he tries to tell her he likes her for the first time, but immediately corrects himself. Then taken to its natural conclusion when Jake makes the joke while in bed with Amy.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e90f5682	type	But Not Too Gay
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e90f5682	comment	But Not Too Gay: Played with in regards to Holt and his husband Kevin. They're married but both are The Stoic, so they display next to no emotion, including affection between each other. They pair have never been shown to give so much as a peck on screen, and they once they give each other a firm handshake in the bullpen and consider it a PDA. That said, direct reference to them having sex does happen, so it is discussed, even if not shown. Subverted in Season 8 when they finally get their first on-screen Big Damn Kiss.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_e9e35e8f	comment	Exact Words: In the pilot, Captain Holt told Peralta to wear a tie. He didn't say anything about pants. A variation appears In "Full Boyle". At one point, Captain Holt discusses when he founded the society for gay and lesbian African American NYPD officers which he is president of. We see a flashback to young Holt requesting the money to do so from the precinct, only for the rest of his precinct to fall about the place laughing derisively. In the present, however, Holt notes that because no one actually said no, he just went ahead and took the money to do so anyway.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ea9b44a4	comment	Klatchian Coffee: For Christmas in "Yippie Kayak", Boyle buys Peralta a bottle of "Heart Attack" soda which, as Peralta notes, is technically just "carbonated fudge", and which he thought was banned. Boyle points out that it's not banned in Syria, where "they use it to induce labor in goats."
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_eaf5a1ac	type	Groin Attack
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_eaf5a1ac	comment	Groin Attack: In the first Christmas episode, Boyle ends up giving this to one of the Mall Santas during the cold open.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_eb251937	comment	Dirty Cop: The Nine-Nine often face police officers less ethical than they are, but some push this into outright corruption: Deputy Commissioner Podolski, initially appears to be a downplayed example, as he transparently uses his position to ensure his delinquent son gets away with causing hundreds of dollars worth of vandalism damage to police cars. However, it is later heavily implied that he is in fact in the pocket of a local Corrupt Bureaucrat with ties to drug smuggling and has links to the mob. He tried to destroy Jake's career when he investigated said bureaucrat. Deputy Chief Madeline Wuntch is a downplayed example. While she's not outright corrupt, she shamelessly abuses her position to make Holt's life miserable as part of their petty rivalry. She is also perfectly willing to organise a fake Internal Affairs investigation simply to get dirt on Holt. She makes it abundantly clear in the season two finale, that she'll happily destroy Jake, Amy, Rosa, Charles and Terry's careers just to beat Holt. Jake's first partner was caught taking a short cut by planting drugs on a suspect who he believed was guilty. Officer Maldack, who harassed Terry in his own neighborhood for being black. Corrupt FBI Agent Bob Annderson. While posing as Holt's friend and a dedicated agent, he is in fact in the pocket of Jimmy "The Butcher" Figgis, and is outright willing to commit murders for him. Lieutenant Melanie Hawkins manages to make all the previous police examples look like upstanding officers of the law by comparison. Publicly regarded as one of the NYPD's best cops who chases the most dangerous criminals, she is secretly the mastermind behind New York's most notorious gang of bank robbers and in charge of a massive criminal conspiracy, purely to line her own pockets. She also happily uses Police Brutality to keep people in line, is addicted to cocaine and successfully manages to frame Jake and Rosa for her crimes. Commissioner John Kelly turns out to be an elitist and willing to send spies to rival precincts to bring them down, and also revealed to be involved in a highly illegal massive surveillance program.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_eb37fe59	comment	Sequel Episode: The annual Halloween Heist episodes: "Halloween II", "III", "IV", "HalloVeen", "Cinco de Mayo", "Valloweaster", and "The Last Day". Also the annual Pontiac Bandit episodes: "The Pontiac Bandit Returns", "The Cruise", "The Fugitive, Pt. 2", "The Negotiation", "A Tale of Two Bandits", "The Takeback", and "PB&J".
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_eb7c34cf	type	Crossover
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_eb7c34cf	comment	Crossover: Season 4's "The Night Shift" is the first of a two-part crossover with New Girl (continuing in an episode of the latter). It was lampshaded by Jess:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_eb8ec7c8	type	Jerkass
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_eb8ec7c8	comment	Jerkass: Warren (or Keith) "The Vulture" Pembroke, an obnoxious, entitled, credit-stealing Hate Sink for both the characters and the audience. See the character page for more info. Eleanor Hortsweil, Charles' ex-wife from "Hostage Situation", is almost as bad; she's bitter, amoral and a prime example of Lack of Empathy. She never wanted children with Charles, but made sure that she owned his sperm. When he finally needs his "Boyle oil", she holds it hostage (destroying some of it to prove she means business) in exchange for Charles using his badge to bully a person Eleanor hit with her car into dropping the charges. Said person turns out to be a 90-year-old priest... who was sitting on a bench when Eleanor hit him. Deputy Chief Wuntch isn't a particularly nice person either. As Captain Holt's Evil Counterpart, she's a smug, spiteful and unscrupulous Bad Boss perfectly willing to step over others to get what she wants.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_eb8f64a6	comment	No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: A recurring theme throughout the series is that most of the time, doing the right thing ends up costing you something important. Jake and Holt are the most common victims of this, with the former having to give up (sometimes major) opportunities or face punishment for doing the right thing, while the latter toiled away for decades in order to get far enough to improve the NYPD, but at many points was unfairly prevented from doing so by the system or more rarely by unfair consequences, but all heroic characters on the show have suffered this in various ways, from dramatic like Rosa's decision to investigate a crooked cop causing her to ending up in prison to mundane like Amy's attempt to help her friends or improve the force being met with dismissiveness at best.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ed84457a	comment	Consummate Professional: Holt. He makes it very clear that being an openly gay black man meant that in order to get his own command he had to be extremely good at his job. Santiago thinks she is, but is a little too invested in her BST-laden rivalry with Peralta, as well as her completely obsequious attitude towards Holt.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ee7a60e9	type	One-Steve Limit
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ee7a60e9	comment	One-Steve Limit: Averted; two minor characters named "Kate": Jake's half-sister and Doug Judy's fiancee.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ee8fc8a1	comment	Love Overrides the Law: Defied for laughs in "Unsolvable". Jake shows up to arrest a murderer, who tries to get out of it by claiming that he did it "for love". Jake's response is a succinct "Cool motive, still murder." In "Det. Dave Majors", Jake ironically tries to invoke this himself after breaking into a private bar. Cue Jake getting literally thrown out.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ef276485	comment	Battle of Wits: The premise of the annual Halloween episodes: The original two, "Halloween" and "Halloween II", are battles between Peralta and Holt, with the other squad members just serving as accomplices. "Halloween, Part III" and "Halloween IV" both have a new mastermind secretly work to outwit the previous winners. "HalloVeen" and subsequent Halloween episodes are openly battles between the entire squad.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_f0f03464	comment	In "Fancy Brudgrom", a flashback to Scully in the The '70s shows him collapse after taking diet pills. Hitchcock checks his pulse and cries, "HE'S DEAAD!" Jump Cut to the present and Scully casually explains that he was actually in a coma. Justified, since Hitchcock isn't the best judge of... well, anything.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_f0f69743	comment	Drugs Are Good: Or so thinks Isaac, the drug dealer/confidential informer in "Charges and Specs", who takes exception to being called a drug pusher.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_f237981e	comment	The Alleged Car: Jake admits he has a terrible car, but he loves it because he associates it with the first arrest he made after graduating from the academy. The sentimental value is (partly) why he takes his bet with Santiago so seriously.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_f26d5e66	comment	Brainless Beauty: Played for Laughs in "The Bimbo," in which it is revealed that Captain Holt is considered to be this by his husband's coworkers who have a bad habit of underestimating the intelligence of anyone who isn't an academic.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_f360fc33	comment	Dumbass Has a Point: Scully and Hitchcock have their moments of brilliance, especially if the "logical choice" is even stupider than they are. For example, when Hitchcock cuts his hand open, he wants to simply apply tape to it instead of going to a hospital to give some doctor 100$ for the same (though probably cleaner) piece of tape.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_f4f3252e	comment	Law of Inverse Fertility: Jake and Amy begin trying for a baby in season 7. In the episode appropriately titled "Trying", which takes place over the course of several months, the two try and try again with absolutely no success whatsoever. This makes them feel even worse when Hitchcock and his new wife get pregnant on their first try and a pair of guinea pigs hiding in one of the storage rooms have over 600 babies.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_f75cf3bd	comment	Terrible Interviewees Montage: If a team gets door duty, we seem to get treated to this. So far this has occurred in the Pilot and "The Vulture". Played with in "Sal's Pizza", in which Gina uses her Cloud Cuckoolander tendencies to freak out the interviewees. Later she explains why each interviewee was unsuited for the job. "The Apartment" has Jake and Gina searching for an apartment to replace the eponymous one he's going to lose, and each one is horrible. The team invokes this in "Charges and Specs" when asked to stall for Jake at the titular hearing.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_f9f2c33	comment	Running Gag: Early on they seemed to be setting flashbacks to the tenure of Holt's predecessor, Captain McGintley, where he leaves his office to find the rest of the station goofing off, asks what they're doing and being given a matter-of-fact answer, before simply responding "okay" and walking back into his office. Ultimately, only a couple were shown. Flashbacks to Holt's past career in the 1970s and 1980s—which provide an excellent excuse to give Andre Braugher an era-appropriate mustache, dress him up in an afro-wig and a collection of extremely tasteless suits—tend to pop up quite frequently. When arresting a perp, Holt has a tendency to call them a punk, to the point that when Jake arrests a serial killer in front of him he insists Jake call the perp a punk as well. Every perp Holt has ever arrested seems to have a cool Serial Killer nickname (the Disco Strangler, the Brooklyn Broiler, etc.). Peralta taking things Santiago says out of context and claiming they'd be good titles for her sex tape. It has a neat progress: He calls them Santiago's sex tapes, then Amy's sex tapes, then has one Freudian Slip and calls it "title of our sex tape" when he tries to tell her he likes her for the first time, but immediately corrects himself. Then taken to its natural conclusion when Jake makes the joke while in bed with Amy. Sgt. Jeffords' fondness for yogurt has been brought up on several occasions, usually with one character remarking that "Terry loves yogurt." Even Terry himself says it like this. "Terry loves [X]." or "Terry hates [X]." Terry's one-liners about Terry in general. Terry letting out a Big "WHY?!" when confronted with his coworkers' shenanigans. Nobody knows anything personal about Rosa, especially in the first and second season. Whenever something about her life is mentioned, it contradicts her badass exterior (jewelry making, trained in gymnastic, does yoga, she likes Gilmore Girls etc.) Amy's tolerance and reaction to alcohol is measured on a scale. One-Drink Amy gets a little spacey. Two-Drink Amy talks loudly. Three-Drink Amy is "dancepants" Amy. Four-Drink Amy is a bit of a pervert. Five-Drink Amy is "weirdly confident". Six-Drink Amy gets depressed very easily etc. Whenever the team has to put on new outfits or assume new identities, they will be introduced with a slow-motion Team Power Walk set to badass music. Hitchcock will find any excuse to take his shirt off. Hitchcock manages to cut himself at every opportunity, no matter how unlikely it is. Hitchcock's perverted Dirty Old Man tendencies pop up often. Scully nonchalantly discussing his various disgusting medical ailments, which frequently centre around his feet. Peralta will latch on to any excuse to develop an overly elaborate undercover/role-play identity for his current assignment, even when it's something as simple as running a sting to catch a graffiti artist or chasing down a perp by getting the suspects to sign a document. Captain Holt being found hilarious by everyone but his actual coworkers. The criminals the squad deal with have a tendency to get sucked into the petty personal dramas of the detectives, to the point where they often end up nonchalantly confessing to their crimes. They also tend not to be incredibly bright and terrible liars. Boyle inevitably finds the grossest, weirdest or creepiest ways of expressing his thoughts, even though the sentiment itself may be actually rather sweet. Boyle's obsession with gourmet food. The weirder, the better. Foods from all over the world make an appearance. He twice connects with women over food, too: his ex-fiancee Vivian and partner Genevieve are both food obsessed as well. Boyle has numerous family members who all have weird habits, weirder than Boyle. Many of his male family members have traditionally feminine names, e.g. Becca, Pam or Lynn. In the second season, whenever the subject turns to romance between the detectives Boyle is constantly advising that washing your partner's hair is the most romantic thing you can do. Boyle ships Amy and Jake, at times rather inappropriately, e.g. him pushing them to have children asap. The members of the Nine-Nine using bird-calls to 'secretly' communicate with each other while enacting their various schemes. They will usually be indoors in rather incongruous locations while doing so. Any time that Jake is prompted to do a Big "NO!", a Big "WHAT?!", a Say My Name or a similar Big Word Shout (which is quite often), the episode will somehow intervene to cut him off before he finished (either by cutting to commercial, beginning the credits or ending). Gina has a tendency to throw things that aren't hers into the garbage. Boyle seems to find Terry's body disgusting, in contrast to literally everybody else. Peralta, whenever someone discusses something he finds either confusing, weird or doesn't understand will often respond along the lines of "Mmhmm, mmhmm, [word he doesn't get] and whatnot." Peralta will occasionally buy an extremely expensive cup of coffee for someone, only for them to turn it down. Someone will mention Charles' adopted son Nikolaj, and Charles will tell them it is pronounced Nikolaj, which is no different than how it was pronounced. When Nikolaj's bio dad appears, he's not satisfied with Charles' pronunciation of the name either. Whenever gay Captain Holt plays a straight character (e.g. when he's undercover), he will fixate on breasts and describe them in elaborate detail. Canada is often brought up, either as a nice place, but more likely as the butt of jokes. Nine-Nine people just can't help themselves and snark at how unspeakably nice and safe or boring and useless Canada is compared to Brooklyn. Amy loves making lists, laminating, organizing (she even reads a magazine for organizers), expensive stationary, pens, binders (she loves their smell, too), old books... Pimento has no sense of what's appropriate and his crazy antics get crazier every time he resurfaces. He will casually bring up horrible experiences from his years spent undercover among mafia or hiding abroad and sometimes he will refer to them as fun, like getting mugged in Argentina; next minute, he will scream that they have no idea what it's like to have to eat your own toe as a loyalty test. Teddy is the most boring man in America. His only interest is drinking pilsners, making pilsners, bottling pilsners, talking about pilsners... When Rosa dates Jocelyn who is at cosmetology school, she lets her do her make-up and, later, hair. Most noticeable in episode "The Crime Scene" where she has a different haircut for each scene; some nice and understated, but usually it's a Gag Haircut.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_fb4c41b4	comment	"Friends" Rent Control: Played with in Season 1. Jake lives in a very large apartment that he would probably have a hard time affording even if he did have great personal finance habits (he doesn't, at all). He mentions that his grandmother negotiated a rent control deal decades earlier and he is benefiting from that, driving his rent way down. However, he loses the apartment anyway when the building goes Co-Op and he can't afford to buy the place. Gina ends up buying it and subletting her old one-room studio apartment to Jake.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_fb9e25e9	type	Team Mom
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_fb9e25e9	comment	Jeffords is black and bald. He's a sergent in charge of detectives in the squad. He is very powerfully-built and CAN be very intimidating when he needs to, but is generally very kind and considerate. He loves his family a ton and generally acts as the Team Mom for the Nine Nine.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_fbd285b7	type	Comically Missing the Point
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_fbd285b7	comment	Comically Missing the Point: In "The Bet", Peralta and Santiago act as a couple getting into an argument in front of the perps in order to take them down. Also, in "Two Turkeys", when Amy accuses Jake and his mother of sloppiness:
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_fc4f5f19	comment	Go-Karting with Bowser: Jake's nemesis, a serial car thief known as the Pontiac Bandit, considers Jake his best friend and always finds excuses for them to pal around when they cross paths. Jake tries his best to stay angry and focused on catching the Bandit, but usually can't help enjoying himself a little.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_fd94c4ac	type	Theme Naming
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_fd94c4ac	comment	Theme Naming: During the Coral Palms episodes set in Florida, most referenced local places are named for famous Miami Dolphins; there's a street named for Don Shula, a storage facility named for Larry Csonka, and a high school named for Dan Marino.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_fdc1e848	type	Will They or Won't They?
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_fdc1e848	comment	Subverted in the last scene of Season 1's last episode. After a Will They or Won't They? plot that's been going on for the whole season, the penultimate scene with Diaz and Boyle suggests something might actually happen between the two. The final scene then shows Boyle in bed, the camera slowly panning to what will obviously be a Bedmate Reveal... Except that said bedmate turns out to be Gina!
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_fe0330fb	comment	One episode has the team resorting to their bomb disposal gear to get Scully's shoes to get rid of the stench. Turns into a Brick Joke eventually when they do the same thing with the Jimmy Brogan book.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ff5b39d0	type	Nobody Calls Me "Chicken"!
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ff5b39d0	comment	Nobody Calls Me "Chicken"!: Santiago. Her over-competitive nature is introduced in a flashback in the pilot when Scully warns her that the sauce she's applying to her sandwich is incredibly hot. He's not even challenging her, he's merely pointing this out to her. Her response is to snarl "Oh, is it?!", pop off the cap, and defiantly drench the sandwich in hot sauce. One bite later, she's instantly regretting it. Holt and Jake also love to be told they can't do something, because they'll instantly do it, or try to, at least.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ff7f34c5	comment	Gina's "heart of gold" is really more just a nugget of gold in a heart of stone, but she does have her moments of kindness.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ff9e9dde	type	Once a Season
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ff9e9dde	comment	Once a Season: The first season Halloween Episode Jake bet Holt that he could steal an item from his office without him knowing, earning the title of Ultimate Detective/Genius. Each season on Halloween the detectives compete in a heist, which escalates every year and more people getting involved. Changed to Human/Genius the year Gina won, since discriminating against non-detectives is, quote, "worse than segregation." The Pontiac Bandit Doug Judy shows up for one episode every season, a Friendly Rival to Jake who always sneaks away at the end. Lampshaded in the fifth season, where after getting away again Peralta suggests they wait 12 months because that's when he'll probably see him again. There was a Paintball Episode in the first two seasons. The Season Finale typically results in a change to the status quo, which results in the first few episodes of the following season dealing with the fallout and eventually go back to the way things are supposed to be.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ffad4e9f	type	Shown Their Work
Brooklyn Nine-Nine / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: Much like Scrubs and Night Court, being a comedy without the need for high stakes drama lets the show more realistically depict the inner workings of law enforcement. In particular is Holt's constant demands on getting paperwork done. In the very first episode, Santiago expresses hope that Captain Holt will be her 'rabbi'. It is real-life police slang to refer to an older police mentor as a 'rabbi' that helps a new cop learn the ropes after joining the force. When designing the character of Holt, the police advisers for the show told the producers that the New York police had made great strides in the 90s towards minority officers, but would often relegate them to PR positions. Thus Holt was written as having spent years in PR work before getting his own precinct. Many episodes realistically depict the amount of drudgery needed to effectively close cases, including "door duty" (knocking on doors for witness statements), months to years of working informants, research & surveillance for leads on high-profile criminals, as well as the changing face of investigation in the Information Age.
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	"Friends" Rent Control / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Funny Flashback Haircut / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Gag Haircut / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Gangsta Style / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Gayngst / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Geeky Turn-On / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Gender Concealing Voice / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Gender-Separated Ensemble Episode / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Generic Cop Badges / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Genre Refugee / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Gentleman Thief / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Gift-Giving Gaffe / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Girly Girl with a Tomboy Streak / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Give Me a Reason / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Glasses Curiosity / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Gleeful and Grumpy Pairing / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Glitter Litter / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Glorious Death / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Going Postal / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Good Guns, Bad Guns / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	"Good Luck" Gesture / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Good Policing, Evil Policing / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Graceful Loser / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Gratuitous Foreign Language / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Gratuitous Italian / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Gratuitous Mariachi Band / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Gretzky Has the Ball / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Grin of Rage / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hairstyle Inertia / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Halloween Trickery / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hands-On Approach / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Happy Dance / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Happy Place / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hardboiled Detective / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Has Two Thumbs and... / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hates Being Touched / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hates Small Talk / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Have I Mentioned I Am Gay? / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Have I Mentioned I Am Heterosexual Today? / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Head-Tiltingly Kinky / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Headlock of Dominance / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Headphones Equal Isolation / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Heist Episode / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hell-Bent for Leather / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hide Your Pregnancy / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hiding from Embarrassment / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hippie Teacher / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	History with Celebrity / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hollywood Board Games / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hollywood Hacking / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hollywood Heart Attack / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Home Porn Movie / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Honor Thy Abuser / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hood Hopping / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Horrible Honeymoon / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hot Librarian / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Huddle Power / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Human Shield / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Humble Hero / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Hunk / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	I Am Not Spock / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	I Have Brothers / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	I Love the Dead / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	I Never / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	I Resemble That Remark! / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	I Was Quite a Fashion Victim / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	I Was Quite a Looker / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Identical Stranger / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Ignorant About Fire / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	I'll Take Two Beers Too / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Impact Silhouette / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Incredibly Lame Fun / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Indubitably Uninteresting Individual / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Indulgent Fantasy Segue / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Infernal Background / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Infraction Distraction / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Inner Thoughts, Outsider Puzzlement / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Innocent Awkward Question / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Innocent Swearing / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Insignificant Anniversary / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Inspiration Nod / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Instant Humiliation: Just Add YouTube! / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Institutional Allegiance Concealment / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Interplay of Sex and Violence / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Intimate Artistry / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Intimate Hair Brushing / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Intimate Haircut / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Intimidation Demonstration / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Irishman and a Jew / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Ironic Allergy / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Italian-American Caricature / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Jerkass at Your Discretion / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Jerkass Realization / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Jerkass to One / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Job's Only Volunteer / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Jokers Love Junk Food / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	"Jump Off a Bridge" Rebuttal / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Just for the Heli of It / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Just Friends / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Just Here for the Free Snacks / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Karaoke Bonding Scene / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Kicking Ass in All Her Finery / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Kill Steal / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Kinky Role-Playing / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Kitschy Local Commercial / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Lady in a Power Suit / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Language Barrier / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Large Runt / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Last Disrespects / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Last Plan Standing / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Late Coming Out / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Latino-American Media / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Laughing Gas / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Let Me Get This Straight... / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Lice Episode / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Lightmare Fuel / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Limited Advancement Opportunities / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Loan Shark / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Long Last Look / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Long List / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Loud Sleeper Gag / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Lovable Rogue / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Lovable Traitor / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Love Doodles / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Love Forgives All but Lust / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Love Makes You Dumb / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Love Overrides the Law / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Love Revelation Epiphany / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Lovely Angels / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Loving Bully / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Low Count Gag / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Lower Half Reveal / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Lust Object / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Lying to the Perp / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Mad Libs Catchphrase / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Magic 8-Ball / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Magic Feather / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Make It Look Like an Accident / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Maternity Crisis / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Memorial for the Antagonist / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Memory Wipe Exploitation / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Men Are Childish / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Micro Dieting / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Mid-Season Twist / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Miranda Rights / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Mistaken Death Confirmation / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Mistaken for Brooding / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Mistaken for Terrorist / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Mixed Ancestry is Attractive / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Modesty Bedsheet / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Modesty Towel / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Momma's Boy / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Money Dumb / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Monty Hall Problem / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Moose and Maple Syrup / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Moving-Away Ending / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Museum of Boredom / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Must Have Nicotine / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Must Make Her Laugh / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Must State If You're a Cop / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Mystery Episode / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Napoleon Delusion / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Narcissist / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Narrowed It Down to the Guy I Recognize / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Nerds Love Tough Schoolwork / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Never Speak Ill of the Dead / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Nightmare Fetishist / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	No Bisexuals / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	No Poker Face / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Nobody Calls Me "Chicken"! / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Nobody Over 50 Is Gay / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Nondescript, Nasty, Nutritious / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Norse by Norsewest / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Nostalgia Ain't Like It Used to Be / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Not-So-Abandoned Building / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Not That Kind of Doctor / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Not That There's Anything Wrong with That / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Not the First Victim / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Not Wanting Kids Is Weird / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Notary Nonsense / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Nutritional Nightmare / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Obfuscating Disability / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Obsessed Are the Listmakers / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Obvious Stunt Double / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Obviously Not Fine / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Office Romance / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Office Sports / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Old, New, Borrowed and Blue / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Once a Season / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	One Password Attempt Ever / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	One-Track-Minded Artist / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Online Alias / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Only in Florida / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Only One Who Likes Spam / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Only Sane by Comparison / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Opening Shout-Out / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Orphan's Ordeal / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Outnumbered Sibling / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Outside Ride / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Overranked Soldier / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Overworked Sleep / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Pac-Man Fever / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Pants-Free / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Paper Destruction of Anger / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Paperwork Punishment / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Parallel Porn Titles / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Parting-Words Regret / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Pass the Popcorn / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Pec Flex / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Perilous Marriage Proposal / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Permanent Elected Official / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Person as Verb / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Personalized Pledge / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Pillow Pregnancy / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Place Worse Than Death / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Plain Palate / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Platonic Declaration of Love / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Platonic Life-Partners / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Playing Games at Work / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Plot Allergy / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Pocket Dial / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Police Lineup / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Political Overcorrectness / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Ponzi / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Poor, Predictable Rock / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Pop Culture Holiday / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Pop-Cultured Badass / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Positive Friend Influence / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Power Dynamics Kink / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Power Outage Plot / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Practical Currency / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Precious Puppy / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Pregnancy Scare / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Present Peeking / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Pretentious Pronunciation / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Primal Scene / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Professional Butt-Kisser / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Professional Slacker / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Promotion to Opening Titles / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Psycho Psychologist / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Pull the Thread / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Pulled from Your Day Off / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Queer Character, Queer Actor / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Queer Colors / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Queer Establishing Moment / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Quip to Black / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Quitting to Get Married / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Race Against the Clock / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Rail Enthusiast / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Randomly Reversed Letters / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Rapid-Fire / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Rapid-Fire "No!" / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Rash Promise / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Reading Lips / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Reading the Stage Directions Out Loud / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Real Award, Fictional Character / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Real Stitches for Fake Snitches / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Real Time / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Really Fond of Sleeping / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Recorded Spliced Conversation / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Recruiting the Criminal / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Rejection Affection / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Replaced with Replica / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Repression Never Ends Well / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Resign in Protest / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Retroactive Stepsibling Relationship / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Revisiting the Cold Case / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Rivalry as Courtship / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Rockâ€“Paperâ€“Scissors / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Rom Com Job / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Romantic False Lead / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Romantic Rain / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Romantic Spoonfeeding / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Salt and Pepper / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Satiating Sandwich / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Screaming at Squick / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Screw the Rules, I Have Connections! / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Secret Handshake / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Secret Other Family / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Security Blanket / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Self-Serving Memory / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Self-Soothing Song / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Self-Surgery / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Separated-at-Birth Casting / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Series of the 2020s / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Sexy Scandinavian / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Shag Wagon / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Shoddy Knockoff Product / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Shot in the Ass / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Showing Up Chauvinists / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Signature Laugh / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Signature Line / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Silly Prayer / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Sinister Sorority Sisters / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Sitcom Arch-Nemesis / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Sitcom Character Archetypes / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Sizable Semitic Nose / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Skeleton Key Card / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Skip to the End / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Sleep Deprivation / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Smart Cop, Dumb Cop / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Smile of Approval / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Smokescreen Crime / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Snark-to-Snark Combat / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Sock Slide Rink / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Some of My Best Friends Are X / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Something We Forgot / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Soul-Sucking Retail Job / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Soup Is Medicine / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Spicy Latina / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Spoof Aesop / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Squeamish About Slaughter / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Staggered Zoom / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Stalker Shrine / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Stamp of Rejection / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Standard Office Setting / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Static Stun Gun / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Stealing the Credit / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Stealth Mentor / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Stepford Snarker / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Stereotype Reaction Gag / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Sticky Fingers / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Stimulant Speedtalk / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Straw Loser / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Studio Episode / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Stun Guns / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Sucks at Dancing / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Suspicion Aesop / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Suspicious Missed Messages / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Suspiciously Apropos Music / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Swivel-Chair Antics / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	T-Word Euphemism / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Talking in Your Sleep / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Tastes Like Purple / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Teacher's Pet / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Team Kids / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Team Mom / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Team Title / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Tear Up the Contract / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Technically a Smile / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Temporary Scrappy / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Tender Tears / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Tender Tomboyishness, Foul Femininity / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Terrible Interviewees Montage / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Thanksgiving Episode / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	That Liar Lies / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	That Makes Me Feel Angry / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	That's What She Said / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Aggressive Drug Dealer / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Bet / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Big Rotten Apple / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Blind Leading the Blind / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Bore / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Butcher / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Caper / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Catchphrase Catches On / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Cobbler's Children Have No Shoes / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Coroner Doth Protest Too Much / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Dividual / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Dog Was the Mastermind / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Fat Episode / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Friends Who Never Hang / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Gambling Addict / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Gunslinger / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Insomniac / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Joy of X / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Lad-ette / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Perfect Crime / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Perfectionist / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Place / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Snack Is More Interesting / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Stakeout / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Tape Knew You Would Say That / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Teaser / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Tell / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	The Tetris Effect / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Themed Party / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Themed Stock Board Game / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	There Was a Door / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	They're Called "Personal Issues" for a Reason / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Third Line, Some Waiting / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	This Is for Emphasis, Bitch! / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	This Is Reality / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	This Looks Like a Job for Aquaman / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Those Two Guys / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Threat Backfire / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Tied-Together-Shoelace Trip / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Tomboyish Voice / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Tongue Twister / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Too Clever by Half / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Too Good to Last / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Too Kinky to Torture / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	"Too Young to Die" Lamentation / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Torment by Annoyance / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Town Girls / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Tragically Misguided Favor / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Translation by Volume / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Transparent Closet / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Trolling Translator / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Trophy Violence / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	12 Coins Puzzle / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Twerp Sweating / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Twofer Token Minority / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Un-Canceled / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Unconventional Courtroom Tactics / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Undercover as Lovers / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Unfolding Plan Montage / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Unions Suck / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Unishment / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Universal Eyeglasses / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Unmanly Secret / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Unspoken Plan Guarantee / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Unsportsmanlike Gloating / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Unusual Pop Culture Name / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Unwanted Glasses Plot / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Uptight Loves Wild / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Vandalism Backfire / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Varying Competency Alibi / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Victoria's Secret Compartment / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Vile Villain, Saccharine Show / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Vile Vulture / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Wacky Marriage Proposal / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Warm Water Whiz / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Watched It for the Representation / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	We Named the Monkey "Jack" / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Wedding Episode / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Weird Currency / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Welcome Episode / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Well, This Is Not That Trope / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	When She Smiles / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	White Male Lead / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	White Void Room / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	William Telling / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Witless Protection Program / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Won't Take "Yes" for an Answer / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Word Association Test / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Work Com / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Working Through the Cold / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Worst Wedding Ever / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Wrestler of Beasts / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Wrong-Name Outburst / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Wrote a Good Fake Story / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Yes-Man / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	You Answered Your Own Question / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	You Can't Handle The Parody / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	You Need to Get Laid / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Your Approval Fills Me with Shame / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Your Favorite / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	You're Just Jealous / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Almost Famous Name / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Good News, Bad News / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Opening Credits Cast Party / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Paintball Episode / int_49340431
Brooklyn Nine-Nine	hasFeature	Planning with Props / int_49340431
brooklynninenine	sameAs	Brooklyn Nine-Nine

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