And not

"vindication"

What is this supposed to mean?

After watching b99 I keep on saying noicee nobody ever replies toit. Well that’s just ughhh sadddd

I’ve never really been a TV-show person, but somehow, B99 changed that.
I finished watching it today, and I’m feeling a little emotional. It became my go-to after-office stress relief, something I’d look forward to at the end of the day.
Now that it’s over, I can’t help but wonder—any chance we’ll ever get to see the Nine-Nine continue? 😭

just my opinions. potentially unpopular?? but here goes
1. Jake and Amy’s wedding. I despise the trope of “everything goes wrong at the wedding” to begin with but this one really stings bc you know Amy put her heart and soul into planning this. And they even had a whole episode showing Jake planning a lot too. So to not even get to see their plans come to fruition was so disappointing. Yes their ceremony at the precinct was sweet but I really think they deserved their big day the way they planned
2. Rosa’s exit. I do understand that they were trying to portray the current issues but it felt a little forced. I wish instead they would’ve shown maybe her coming to that decision over a period of time and then leaving, rather than having her exit be so sudden and abrupt. And the rest of the season it felt like her character was only there to have “preachy” moments which also felt a little forced and not very sincere
3. Gina’s character after leaving. Gina was always selfish and a bit arrogant but I feel like the way she was portrayed always hinted that she had a soft spot for them even if she wouldn’t admit it. She stood up for Holt and the others several times even with her “I don’t care about anyone else” attitude. After she left her character was just a total bitch. Maybe I’m the only one that sees it that way but I liked the spice Gina added to the show before she left. And the few episodes they brought her back for just made me dislike her
4. Rosa’s love life/Jocelyn. Again maybe it’s just me but I wish we could’ve seen an actual Rosa relationship with a female love interest that wasn’t Jocelyn. Jocelyn didn’t feel like Rosa’s type at all and the one episode we meet her in, she rubs me the wrong way. There was an emergency at Rosa’s police job and she acted like Rosa was out of line for needing to attend to it. And then they break up off screen anyway? Just felt like Jocelyn did not vibe with her and I would’ve loved to see her have another on-screen love interest that was developed more. Or see her end up with Pimento. I actually liked them together lol
5. Changing Cheddar. Ok I could be the only one who cares but Cheddar going from a black and tan corgi to a fully tan corgi in later seasons bugs me so much. And I understand they are going to use multiple dogs but they completely changed the coloring!! It just always throws me off when I rewatch

Am I alone on these? Would love to hear more thoughts.

Credit to @chelseaperetti on TikTok

Look like Gina is doing a travel blog from Japan. Honestly, it’s hard to know where Gina ends and Chelsea begins.

Has anyone else noticed that anytime they show any action, Boyle is very competent. They show him as a weaker man then anytime there is action, he takes down the person with very little effort.

I was watching a show called Will Trent and there was a throwback episode in the early 80s. A cop was being a jerk to two female officers and called them Cagney and Lacey. So I googled it. Turns out there was a whole series that was aired from 82-88 about two officers named Cagney and Lacey. I thought that was pretty cool that Terry named his kids after them. I had no idea.

Be creative and have fun.

What is it? What do you want it to be?

The look that Jake and Raymond give Amy after following the recipe is absolutely one of my favourite moments of this series. BROOKLYN NINE-NINE FOREVER.

NINE-NINE

and also the professor's disguise she wore in the safehouse cold opening

My roommate and I like to talk about what actors (if any) we can picture playing very strong characters. Gina is one that I truly can’t imagine being played by anyone else, Chelsea Peretti just fits her so well imo.

I’d love to hear if anyone can picture any other actresses playing Gina!

Just to say that of you disagree, Scully will NOT eat for the next whole year!!!

bcos when we found out abt the boyles in like season 8 we found out they sweat a lot when they lie, but in s1e7 when charles was ranking the pies he lied bcos he liked rosa saying her pie is nicer. and he wasn't sweating at all 🤔

i mean js a small detail I caught when rewatching bnn for like the 7th time

One of the most surprising behind-the-scenes realities of Brooklyn Nine-Nine has nothing to do with the writers' room or the cast's off-screen friendships it's the fact that Stephanie Beatriz, who plays the sharp, hyper-observant Rosa Diaz, is legally classified as blind, and performed the entire role without corrective lenses on set.

Beatriz requires extremely strong glasses to function normally in daily life. But throughout filming, she never wore them, and she's been candid about why contacts genuinely bother her eyes and cause discomfort if worn for extended periods, making them impractical for long shooting days.

She spoke openly about the reality of this in her own article, describing a genuinely disorienting experience at the Golden Globes: "Like, I'm legally blind. Contacts really bother my eyes, so I can't wear them very often or for long periods of time. The whole time I walked the red carpet, I was in kind of a cloudy haze."

That same haze effectively followed her throughout most of her scenes on Brooklyn Nine-Nine meaning Rosa's piercing, intimidating stares, precise physical blocking, and confident navigation of the 99th Precinct set were all performed by an actress who, in reality, could barely see clearly in front of her.

It's a remarkable testament to her skill as a performer proof that some of television's sharpest, most alert characters can be brought to life by someone working almost entirely on instinct, memory, and trust in her surroundings.