The results might not always be positive, as Jake and Amy learned – but at least they’ll be surprising. “Trying” is the best example of what that knowledge can provide for a sitcom that still wants to do new things.

But after so long, this show knows and understands its characters better than most, and so do its audience. Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 7, Episode 6 feels more truthful than the show often does, which I suppose is odd since it allows so many of its characters just to be goofy distractions in one increasingly ridiculous side-story after another.

Get ready to celebrate a true comedy classic and say goodbye like only the fans can. Detective Jake Peralta, Captain Raymond Holt and the rest of the beloved squad are back for one last ride full of hilarious antics, returning friends, memorable moments and of course the incomparable Cheddar. Each thread continues to intersect with the others, but each, on their own terms, is intended to emphasize the passage of a six-month period fraught with annoyance and disappointment.Īll of this is still funny – perhaps even more so thanks to the note of humanity in one failed pregnancy test after another, and the gradual deterioration of physical attraction that occurs when sex becomes a mandatory chore. HD CC Comedy 2021 19.99 19.99 Description. Of course, this is still Brooklyn Nine-Nine, so moments tick by in which Charles (Joe Lo Truglio) and Rosa (Stephanie Beatriz) inadvertently – and secretly – breed guinea pigs in the precinct, Holt (Andre Braugher) continues to walk the same boring beat for six months, learning things along the way, and Hitchcock (Dirk Blocker) attempts to match a missing tooth to the mouth of his true love in a city-wide search. The sense of increasing frustration and desperation is mined for laughs and, eventually, poignancy in “Trying”, since the Amy Way, the Jake Way and the last-minute Hitchcock Way all fail to provide the desired results what might have otherwise been an overly busy episode feels here like a smart point about life going on and moments continuing to tick by. These efforts might indeed form what would ordinarily be the episode’s A-plot, but it’s more a way to push time forwards and see how the other subplots are affected by its passage. Blue Flu follows the core nine-nine as they investigate a mysterious illness that has swept the precinct, leaving the streets severely under policed. It also plays with time in a fun way, spreading Jake and Amy’s attempts to conceive across several months. Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 8 Episodes 3 and 4, Blue Flu, and Balancing, are all about the work-life balance, with two episodes that showcase what happens when disgruntled officers and babies threaten to shake up the bullpen’s dynamics.

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