Top 10 Times Brooklyn Nine-Nine Got Real

[@thatguyluke242]

"Terry's gonna die saving the president or Terry's never gonna die! Terry will die protecting his girls cause he plans for them to be President for 12 consecutive years

[@_aballa_]

It's a damn dynasty

[@manlydanny7331]

16*

[@loucar1067]

They're going to be twin presidents

[@thatidiotwithinternetacces]

OH MY GOSH! You're right! Terry is so sweet...

[@NicolasSH98]

I’ve thought so! I’d love this to happen

[@bluhamilton2485]

Can we talk about how frickin supportive Jake is though? He was there for Rosa when she came out and helped her through talking to her parents.When he couldn't sleep that one night instead of watching anything he normally would've wanted to *cough* Die Hard *cough* he decided to watch that feminism documentary instead probably knowing just how important people, men especially, learning about that stuff is to Amy.

[@ashleylarocque4500]

And he also helped the twins understand when their dad got in trouble for simply being black

[@fengariblue8512]

and he was always they for Boyle

[@Barfbagdontsag]

He also punched the author for mocking Holt’s sexuality

[@tummylicker3847]

@@Barfbagdontsag He also told Terry's kids it's okay for them to be trans.

[@neha445able]

yes

[@ALBig091295]

Boyle's inability to have children and then facing the many issues surrounding adoption should be on the list as well

[@jessykamoreirasinger]

AlexHutchins09 yessss, I was thinking about that

[@DeepikaGinger]

Yes, and how his ex-wife behaved by trying to blackmail him.

[@albieemery2828]

Jéssyka Moreira I feel like that was more used for laughs. You couldn’t really give Charles a plot line with Genevieve and not expect it to be hilariously.

[@marksantiago2459]

They kinda get real with boyle too, when Gintars (Real father of nikolaj) suddenly shows up.

[@pooydragon5398]

@@marksantiago2459 biological father*. Charles is also Nikolaj’s “real” father

[@trinaq]

One of the most tearjerking moments is Amy relating to Jake of how her captain at her old precinct made a pass at her, because he felt that he'd "earned" it for helping her to make detective. A very sobering way of addressing the rampant "Me Too" movement. 💔😭

[@danielcortes2544]

which episode was this?

[@trinaq]

@@danielcortes2544 "He Said, She Said" , from Season 6, Episode 8.😎

[@danielcortes2544]

@@trinaq oooohhh. I'm in s6 e6

[@b.o4788]

Andy and Melissas Acting in that scene is amazing

[@corywalker8551]

I was definately in tears through that whole scene. Gets me every time.

[@favss6084]

At 8:40 when Rosa said "Guess what? Your worse fears are real" her voice broke and her eyes watered. Her worse fears became real as well :( this episode really hit home for me

[@KeeBay30]

Stephanie Beatriz actually came out as Bi somewhere around that time. It was real real.

[@anasepulveda5981]

I have rewatched all of the series about 5 times, but when Terry gets racially profiled, Amy tells how she was harrassed and Rosa gets rejected by her mom I always cry, it just hits hard.

[@keirarees3179]

Ana Sepúlveda me too, I cannot even imagine how it must feel to come out of the closet or how a person of colour has to deal with being racially profiled, unfortunately harassment in the workplace or school yard isn’t easy to deal with especially when your a woman, even men have to deal with it as well. This show is damn good, I cannot stop watching it, I just wished this season had more episodes.

[@lifeisbitvlover171]

Yeah, me too, especially Rosa getting shut out

[@justnattnatt]

Yep, when Terry got racially profiled, that really hit me hollow. Can't really relate to it as I'm lucky enough to not meet racists yet but it still made me feel bad as it was so awful

[@nayeliaguirre6220]

Honestly...same even if the show is a comedy genre it still tackles many deept things that people go through daily. And it's beautiful, inspiring, and heartwarming

[@Damdemigod]

As a lesbian black woman that hit me hard. Brought out a lot of my fears

[@adithya2322]

Jake's issues with his father may come out as funny, but it affected him a lot, which also kinda messed him up regd having children doubting his own skills as a dad

[@renameagain5808]

THANK YOU!

[@yuvrajagarwal6816]

Jake's issues are similar to that of Chandler's and hence the similarity of characteristics like constant need of humour and sarcasm Chandler and Monica also faced difficulties while conceiving

[@pforgottonsoul]

there was also the episode about the "peralta curse" where his dad was a bad dad, and his dad's dad was a bad dad so that kinda added on to his fears.

[@vic5015]

In that regard, Jake is pretty messed up.

[@gedeabinaya9696]

That could explain why he hates kim

[@saranyaa7712]

Everytime someone steps up and says who they are, the world becomes a better, more interesting place. 💜

[@itsmee_meg1962]

That quote is so powerful and important for lgbtq+ people everywhere.

[@vasanthysridhar4706]

😭😭

[@exandah383]

I really want this tattoed

[@spacestuffandstardust5888]

It makes me emotional every time I hear it. I love it!

[@lifeisbitvlover171]

Everytime someone steps up and says who they are, the world becomes a better, more interesting place. 💖💖💖💖💖 💜💜💜💜💜 💙💙💙💙💙

[@theautisticever]

Terry's speech in Moo Moo makes me cry every time

[@AnnChan51]

I agree, one of the first times B99 really hit hard for me

[@Kindred04]

That episode was based on an incident that really happened to Terry Crews some years ago. Just like Rosa coming out as bi was based on Stephanie Beatriz really coming out. I think it makes the stories even more poignant when it's something that the actors have actually experienced in real life.

[@yasasvinitiwari6799]

I just watched that episode .... Terry speech was really heartbreaking

[@Notreallyhereanymore]

Same, b99 is one of my favourite shows of all time and one of the reasons I love it so much is because of how sometimes it gets real about issues about the world and America

[@Inurwalls02]

same

[@saracohen9561]

The racial profiling and sexual harassment ones make me cry.

[@101gidget]

Gina constantly sexually harassed Terry and it was never addressed. Loved Gina, but that always bothered me. He's a married man and she requested Jake takes photos of him in the bathroom.

[@pforgottonsoul]

@@101gidget i think when gina does it it is a bit more playful so they let it pass.

[@jackcoogan310]

@@pforgottonsoul That's the exact problem

[@TheOneManWhoBeatYou]

That was the worst episode of the series, basically ignored comedy for politics. The episode literally portrayed the majority of men Amy came in contact with as sexist.

[@kirbystarwarior]

The One Man Who Beat You Wow, you really didn't pay attention to the episode did you? The episode didn't ignore comedy at all. It still had tons of jokes (even the montage of Amy being harassed was played for laughs). Also, it portrayed 4 men as being sexist towards Amy (her old captain, and three from the montage). Not anywhere close to the majority of men Amy came in contact with.

[@mar2873]

B99 has a great balance of handling important issues with a touch of humor.

[@lore5751]

mariettula yep and they did a good job of the fact that when they do make jokes the jokes don’t make it rude or anything

[@ashnoz793]

I’ll never forget Rosa coming out. As a bisexual woman, seeing such a great, well acted character with a wonderful support group means everything.

[@trinaq]

I agree, I love seeing sexualities of all sorts being portrayed, without all of the negative implications. Even better was that when Stephanie came out as Bisexual, so did Rosa!😁

[@keirarees3179]

Ash Noz I applaud all who are brave enough to come out with their sexuality! Good for you!! You know what would be a good storyline for them to do would be a disabled person struggling to get work. As a disabled person myself it is bloody hard, yes there are opportunities out there but it’s a matter of finding the right one and when you work your butt off for 6 months only for it to not work out it hurts and really chips away at your self esteem. I’d love to see a disabled person get a job at the 99 and for Rosa and Amy or Jake and Charles to really be there for the person, or even Hitchcock and Scully.

[@ashnoz793]

@@keirarees3179 Thank you so much! And I agree with everything you said. People with disabilities need more representation in the media!

[@greythomas6199]

I loved it when Rosa came out and when Petra came out in Jane the Virgin

[@pancon9947]

I did a thesis last year regarding latino representation in media. I did interviews and found that a lot of lgbtqa+ women particularly latina found rosa a strong role model.

[@flaczollieberena471]

Amy’s sexual harassment, Rosas coming out and Terry’s racial profiling get me every single time no matter how many times I’ve watched the series

[@louieshere]

What about when Jimmy Brogan called Holt a homo and Jake punches him? That was powerful.

[@aaronbelair8829]

It does kind of show how much Jake cares and will defend the people he cares about. And the irony of Stacy keach calling someone a home, meanwhile a few years before played a gay guy on two and a half men.

[@kaczucha3able]

What episode was that?

[@louieshere]

@@kaczucha3able Season 1 "Old School". Ep 7 or 8.

[@adamchen5936]

Why was that powerful? I love Brooklyn 99 but I found that to be a very impulsive decision. Jimmy Brogan was a crude and rude dude, don't get me wrong. But jumping to violence immediately after something like that is said is unnecessary and childish. I'm bi btw.

[@louieshere]

@@adamchen5936 Brogan was being a sexist homophobic dick all through the episode. Jake was visibly uncomfortable all through but I think he hit his threshold when Brogan used that slang. I personally think Brogan deserved that. I fell in love with this show at that moment.

[@einasomar7002]

In the recent season 7 episode Hitchcock and Scully were accused for being incompetent for not writing the witnesses name on one of the cases but when they were questioned they told Amy and Rosa that it was an undocumented citizen and didnt want to put them at risk of deportation.

[@GiulianaBruna]

Then and when they were shown protecting Marissa over all those years

[@loucar1067]

And when they create amy a birthing suite

[@tytaylor8122]

What season is the Rosa caught in a shootout

[@yaphong-weijonathan2683]

@@tytaylor8122 Season 6.

[@maisuchan6209]

Season 5 actually

[@reimarz]

The great thing about the Terry being racially profiled episode was it shown two black men in different generations having different opinions on the way too handle it because of their life experiences. And the line where captain Holt finally agrees with Terry makes me cry

[@TheBritishBarman]

Gina: In another life we would have made a hotass couple Rosa: Agreed

[@rtwmanny]

"He got stopped for being black, get woke skulley!"

[@danielschweig5475]

Scully

[@alexdunphyp9429]

Scully*

[@rtwmanny]

Right right, my bad yall

[@SwagLueders]

and this is why my friend "Brooklyn nine nine" is one of the best series ever

[@nadiarocha-sersanti2422]

What I love about the show is that even when they aren't making a whole episode about an issue, they still acknowledge them. Like how easy it is to gain access to guns and how hard trans people have it in prison,...

[@kyleemeier7438]

@Hannah Garcia one of the two episodes where jake and rosa were in prison. jake is talking to the warden about how hard it is for cops in prison and it's mentioned that trans ppl have it pretty bad too

[@rainbowpanic5632]

Those are the reasons why I love this show soooo much. We need more media bringing awareness to the countless struggles people are facing for prejudiced reasons, or the guns thing, which jeez.

[@lacisum3096]

Larry Lawton addressed the trans issue he said when he was in prison trans people were treated the same

[@ashleylarocque4500]

It broke my heart when Jake and Amy had to explain to the twins how black people are treated

[@medafan53]

While it might not be as serious as some of the ones you talked about I can think of several other ones 1. The episode after Jake gets out of prison where he has to deal with the issues afterwards involving letting a guilty man go because he claims innocence, having been through the trauma of prison. 2. The episode, I think it was in season 2, where Jake refuses to take time off during a case despite it being increasingly self destructive and he eventually reveals he did that once, and the guy wound up shooting someone while Jake was taking time off. 3. A few instances in earlier episodes where Jake throws himself into work to escape personal issues, (particularly Unsolvable, where he throws himself into a cold case to distract him from Amy being with Teddy). Like I said they're not as big as what you discussed in the video but I think they are still honorable mentions.

[@haviksingh1503]

6:26 DAMN I DIDN'T REALISE HOW GOOD THE CAMERA WORK IS IN THIS SCENE

[@perfecthalf7309]

Don't be a dum dum

[@albieemery2828]

I know it’s amazing!!

[@camnunes8847]

Thats actually one of my favorite scenes because of how it captures all the characters perfectly. Pimento is batshit crazy and thats how we first see him. As soon as Jake is in danger Boyle reaches for his gun but keep his hand up to difuse the situation Rosa and Terry get their guns out but hold back to not escalate or hurt Jake Gine is of course on her phone since she knows abour Pimento, being Holts assistant and all, and knows the captain will take care of it Which Holt does, completely controlling the scenario and making sure no one gets hurt Then of course Jake who is scared shit-less but then thinks of it as awesome as soon as he realizes he's going to be fine

[@Warzulu77]

I love how the entire room defends Jake

[@renameagain5808]

I love how Jake is so supportive of women lmao

[@g_.06]

Fat Cat I feel like was because of his dad 😭❤️

[@francedajao8231]

Is the lmao really necessary?

[@renameagain5808]

@@francedajao8231 yes the lmao is always necessary. Don't question the lmao

[@Ana.Garcia.]

He's an authentic nice guy

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Sarge, with all due respect, I am gonna completely ignore everything you just said

[@MsMojo]

LOL amazing quote!

[@semantimanna8207]

Which episode was this?

[@saadiabarlas1846]

Literally every single one

[@macieh3734]

As someone else who suffers from PTSD, I’ve always wanted to comfort pimento. Despite the comedy it leads to and his crazy demeanor, I’ve always felt bad for him. And I just wanna give him a hug. A careful and cautious hug, but comforting none the less. And I’m still waiting for him to find out about Rosa. Since they never revealed if she ever told him.

[@SGeeeDubb]

Jake and Amy having difficulties conceiving definitely should have been on this list.

[@mamfzf]

Combined with casecastion, so the whole Jake+Amy Kid thing is a weird roller coaster. Which is odd, as my brother and SIL are having to do the IVF treatment stuff now (they're both 28) because of an ectopic pregnancy, and then we found out my brother has super low fertility and we don't know why.

[@Notreallyhereanymore]

Yeah in a lot of comedies and other shows people get pregnant by accident without even talking about if they want kids.

[@Yuval.Ronen2010]

Regarding the difficulty in conceiving, I would talk about Charles and the inseminations he went through, and add the adoption plot

[@adrianpineda9232]

I cried when Terry talks with Captain Holt for being a victim of racism.

[@emhope6647]

boyle’s struggles with adoption should be on here, especially in the episode “gintars” when at the end of the ep, he says to jake about not being nikolaj’s biological father and having to let him get to know both of his families

[@Lizzy43645]

One of my favorite quotes of all time “every time someone steps up and says who they are, the world becomes a kinder and better place” - Captain Holt

[@hilda5820]

In the early seasons, Gina’s treatment of Terry would probably be classified as sexual harassment as well.

[@prettypls841]

Hilda 5 it was and totally is! Terry mentions how he wants HR to do a presentation reminding everyone of sexual harassment policies and workplace boundaries or something

[@Imabassplayer2]

Yeah it was and wasn't. The thing is Terry and Gina are friends and he knows she wouldn't do anything. She also knows that he knows her, and the fact she would never do anything. It's friendly banter between two friends. Also after many rewatches I think it was a small way to test the water to see if the show could tackle bigger issues as it has done. Terry mentioning sexual harassment meetings, seminars, courses etc is a reminder of proper behaviour mixed into a joke. A few American comedies do throw this sexual harassment meetings joke in at some point. It was enough for Terry say something out loud for the audience to get a little laugh about how no one is listening to him, and at the same time raising the issue and making people aware. Amy's story is the real awareness tackling episode. I would say Terry and Gina were the blueprint or birth of the harassment story for Amy.

[@mg5347]

@@Imabassplayer2 most victims of sexual assaults know their attacker being friends with someone doesn't make it ok to harass them. Terry's shown on multiple occasions that he doesn't want it to continue but it still does

[@riddhimoypathak4158]

Same with hunch and Holt.

[@Bee-ol1xr]

YES! THANK YOU! Finally someone pointed that out.

[@beth_9214]

Yeah, but you guys just forgot to say that in the end Caption Holt changes his mind and supports Terry filling a complaint about that cop (that's why they cheer in the end of this episode)!!! Holt does that because as a someone who has been a constant victim of injustice he wished his superiors would have stood up for him when he was being harrassed for being black and gay, so he decides to be the change that he would like to see in other people by standing up for Terry!!! I looooove Brooklyn 99 😍😍😍😍

[@leowahlqvist5347]

the emotions in rosas voice when she said ”theyre brides, theyre in love” crushed me

[@chids6303]

Brooklyn Nine-Nine did such a good job in addressing serious issues, getting the message across whilst still keeping the tone of a comedy. This is why I love this show.

[@terryderry_]

Jake's arc in the Rosa caught in a shoot-out episode was awesome. I hated him throughout the episode for trying to be the hero like in the movies where the hero somehow saves the day. But he finally wakes up and realises that his co-workers are the only one he can save and he did

[@samanthasanchez9925]

I love how this show can be really funny but serious at the same time

[@g_.06]

Samantha Sanchez ikr they really make it work and that’s why the shows sooo good

[@tombstonerforever9374]

CJ was likable but we have all dealt with wanting to be respected and liked at the same time.

[@akhilbandi9463]

Although most of the issues were handled superbly by the show, Casecation was not a good precedent. Jake was almost emotionally blackmailed into wanting kids

[@Jesseb106]

Thank you! It honestly ticks me off how she basically flat out said 'have kids with me or I'll leave you.' That went from Amy's usual need to be in control to just taking away Jake's ability to choose. And the worst part is that she's never reprimanded for this, nor does she apologize. She gets what she wants and nobody ever brings up what she said again.

[@akhilbandi9463]

@@Jesseb106 Exactly! She went from "You, Jake Peralta are the right person for me." to "I'm gonna leave you" in 12 episodes. Brooklyn Nine Nine's my favorite show of all time but the way that was handled still baffles me

[@blacklipstick0239]

Honestly I sort of understand her. She did mention the fact that women have a limited to time to conceive. And they did get to the root of the problem, which was Jakes insecurity about being a father. She did bully him but he at least found out why he thought that way and how he could change it.

[@vidhugugnani339]

@@blacklipstick0239 the thing was that it was not at all handled appropriately. She basically threatened him. I understand that she has a right to choose whether she wants to be with someone who has different needs than her, but then so does he. The whole debating about it thing was still at least constructive. They later talked it out and got to the root of the issue which was good and what should have been done. However Amy blackmailing him was not cool. In Friends, when Monica leaves Richard because of the same reason, it's a genuine and mutual moment where both decide to part ways coz they can't meet midway. However, blackmailing and threatening your partner into having kids is not okay. His needs and wishes are just as important as her's.

[@historyturtle20]

The thing is they should have talked about kids before marriage, but even when the topic is discussed couples change through time and the topic of children is a huge make it or break it topic. So I have to agree with Amy if Jake was never willing to have children then it's best to cut it sooner, specially since her fertility time is almost over. It does make seem like it's bullying, but at the same time Jake can't continue running away from responsibilities just because he can't make up his mind.

[@nicola8712]

I adore this show, it’s “woke” without being preachy, the humour, the relationships, the diversity, everything is perfect! Watching the show is like a massive hug

[@magikforce4069]

@Nicola yeah,I love this show so much

[@katieknott349]

The episode “Show Me Going” where Rosa was caught in a shooting and the team couldn’t do anything to help her get out or help against the shooting always makes me anxious and sad and emotional. All they could do was sit in the office listening to the news on the radio and hoping Rosa was okay. It reminded me of the time there was a shooting in my city, and my school went under lockdown and we had to sit still quietly in a classroom until for hours after school waiting for new news or updates till the shooter was caught. It was quite a nerve-racking time.

[@lizzie6896]

Rosa getting rejected from her parents and Terry's racial discrimination even though he told them that he is a police officer gets me everytime This show is brilliant and deserve every appreciation and respect.

[@anushkatandon9938]

I love how no matter what difficulty any of the cop faces, even recently with Pimento having momento, Jake is ALWAYS there for them.. He is a true friend and no matter how much he jokes around, he is the most genuine and sweetheart of a person ❤

[@saratabatabai7666]

I can definitely relate to Rosa when she comes out. It’s sad to see that her parents weren’t there for her when she needed them the most

[@avahdonaliee]

captain holt's voice is so deep

[@soniawilliams8479]

It has... gravitas

[@drangel1345]

Even though i’ve already seen the episode when amy talk about her experience with her boss, i still cried. What an incredible show!!

[@zoeyyyrose]

Not enough people talk about “Show me Going”. The way they learn to talk through their feelings, especially Jake, is so mature. It’s literally my favorite episode of all time.

[@RenaissanceM]

When Amy told the story of how her mentor tried to take advantage of her, I started crying. I couldn’t believe the show decided to go there, but when they did I was shocked and deeply saddened by how little I was surprised...it’s such a pervasive issue that I honestly didn’t think it was surprising that at least one of the female characters had to deal with it...when we found out it was Amy it broke my heart...

[@pinkgiraffe378]

I cried watching this, especially Rosa coming out. 💜

[@Hannah-sv6yr]

Broke my heart when Amy said "I'm sorry I'm so bad at making babies."

[@obsessivefangirl5055]

Charles's adoption storyline and Jake and Amy's struggles conceiving a baby should've definitely been included. Great list overall!

[@i_escaped_area_5128]

Rosa has helped me with being bi for awhile. For me, my situation was reversed, my parents were supportive but everyone at my school were confused and asked to many personal questions

[@babaesu]

Another great list might be... "Brooklyn Nine-Nine's Never Meet Your Heros" it feel like every time one of the cast meets someone they admire, they end up turning dirty.

[@aaronbelair8829]

Jake seriously has the best character arc. He goes from super childish, to just being fun loving, but supportive beyond any one could imagine. Although it's always hinted at (punching a homophobe) they never show it til he and Amy get together. They bring out the best in each other ( besides a few slip ups like with planning a baby) she becomes more easy going and he becomes more responsible. And the fact he is there for everyone through their rough times (except Charles because he was in prison.) I kind of wish they went a little more in depth with the racism talk, but they're 6 year olds so I can kind of see not having an uber deep conversation.

[@camilaholmqvist8525]

I love everything about B99 they made me laugh so much, but they also make me cry with real issues. The way they take on this issues without disrespecting anyone is difficult to do specially in comedy.

[@melisseym21]

i love this show so much and i feel like it’s so underrated for how brilliant it is

[@toria0214]

Honestly, I loved that they brought Rosa's story up. I personally loved that they portrayed a bisexual woman coming to terms with her sexuality. My parents were a lot like hers at first and told me that it was a phase, or I'd grow out of it, or I will meet the right man someday and just dismissed my honesty. Later on, my family grew to accept me. I just love that there are characters on TV that are like me. Bisexuality was really not discussed in the best light because of Sex and the City and so on. This representation means so much to me, personally.

[@mostar1219]

It’s nice that Holt was giving him some words of encouragement with the implication of him speaking from of experience of going through similar struggles

[@zeroknight55]

They honestly really did NOT do justice to the whole "having children" argument. Amy harassed Jake about his not feeling comfortable having a child, essentially trying to bully him into thinking her way. Not once does anyone else call her out on this, and in the end, while Jake does change his mind, everyone treats it like he has finally stopped being childish. And don't even get me started on the whole "debate" scene (aka let's all pressure Jake into having a kid he doesn't want).

[@macieh3734]

zeroknight55 Yeah, that episode doesn’t sit entirely right with me. But I guess they were just going for Jake to be nervous about being a dad rather than not wanting kids at all. I just think they could have done it a bit better.

[@andrewsd.r.7180]

well, no show it's perfect, they will always have their ups and downs, and this one is a bit of a down

[@tktk2268]

IKR, I don’t like this episode at all

[@obsessivefangirl5055]

And the thing is, we've seen glimpses in previous episodes that hint that Jake would be open to the idea of fatherhood, so him suddenly saying he's not is so out of character. Not to mention the meticulous planner that Amy is, she would've had this discussion with him wayy earlier when they were still dating. This episode was just out of character for both of them.

[@GiulianaBruna]

I felt the same. Also I think the episode was a redo of the one when they are moving together and end up moving to Amys. Or the one when Amy wants him to buy a new mattress. (notice the pattern). I think it was a argument they should have had earlier on and tackle it in various episodes. And maybe make his issue "I want kids but I´m afraid". He could have the same arguments but at the end it wouldnt be Jake being pressure into changing his mind but Jake believing he is good enought to nurture a child. Maybe shown him being reminded of all the people he has saved and how he has grown.

[@izabella6891]

I love Jake. He is a die hard ally. Not to undercut the seriousness, but pun intended.

[@keirarees3179]

Terry’s racial profile and Rosa coming out were portrayed perfectly. All of the “real” storyline’s hit differently to everyone but these two made me emotional. This is what I love about Brooklyn 99 it touches on these subjects with the right amount of sensitivity and humour and this is what other shows be they comedy or drama sometimes lose in translation.

[@MiraTheWarlock]

"TERRY'S GONNA DIE SAVING THE PRESIDENT OR TERRY'S NEVER GONNA DIE!" I think I'd rather just take the stew accident

[@redgulant6849]

Who is your favorite Brooklyn 99 characters and why my favorite is Rose's Diaz she She's tough and cold, level head but on the inside she have a heart of gold.

[@alineferreira7463]

Rosa Diaz. I don't know enough words to explain why in english (i'm still learning the language), but she is my favorite since the first time I watched the show (and the first episode I watched was the one in which Jake wins the Bet)

[@redgulant6849]

@@alineferreira7463 that was a good one episode

[@Yuval.Ronen2010]

I love Amy. I'm 14 years old, so I still don't really understand everything, but from what I know myself, I know that I'm a nerd (not like Amy, but I could definitely relate to her) and that's why the fact that she just lives her life without considering the surrounding claims impresses me. Regardless, she is very, very feminist (there was a list of feminist moments, feel free to look her up) and she shows the struggles of trying to do something that is attributed to men and be feminine at the same time, something I relate to as someone who is involved in the fields of science and wants to be a fighter in combat service when she grows up. And regardless, her relationship with Jake is the cutest thing I've ever seen, and it's so much fun to see how they support each other no matter what happens (for example, Jake supports Amy when she confesses about the harassment she's been through, or when Amy is willing to do anything to get Jake out from prison, also to sign a deal with a criminal). Jake is my second favorite character because he is terribly funny and childish, yet he knows how to support when needed and is there for almost every character in every moment of the series (Amy confesses to the sexual harassment, talks to Charles about the adoption, helps Rosa come out of the closet, beats to his hero because he is a homophobe who insulted Captain Holt, explains to Terry's daughters that Terry was arrested because he is black...), in general in almost every serious issue in the series he was a supporting character who helped those going through the difficult situation to get through it, without forgetting to add humor inside . And yeh, because of his relationship with Amy. The only reason he's below Amy in my ranking is that it's harder for me to connect with him emotionally because I relate more to Amy's struggles, but he's definitely a character I really, really like

[@flutistbyday]

As a bisexual woman, “game night” made me bawl. It’s amazing to see positive light on the LGBTQ+ community in media.

[@CWLP]

Season 7 just hits so different

[@jesrieldaug1258]

Why?

[@winniemaereact1391]

Omg it’s true! No idea why tho

[@jesrieldaug1258]

@@winniemaereact1391 i didnt watch the s7 yet? Whats the problem with it?

[@winniemaereact1391]

Jesriel Daug There’s no problem at all, it just feels a little bit different. However, the latest episodes feel like the good old B99! But this is my opinion, you might find it absolutely fine! :)

[@GiulianaBruna]

They changed the network. Fox cancel the series and NBC picked it up.

[@izzyhenare7601]

#1 is the most important, now more than ever.

[@kacygreene5705]

The way Amy hugs Rosa after knowing she's safe. I-😭🥺

[@pinkgiraffe378]

The episode where Rosa comes out is one of my favourites it felt so authentic. 💓💓💓. I love how supportive Jake was. 🖤

[@ChaoticCobra]

Moo Moo was no doubt my favourite!!!

[@iggy9332]

That's why Brooklyn Nine-Nine is the most relevant sitcom at this time. In my opinion.

[@shototodoroki6553]

Mrs.Mojo you’re an awesome channel❤️❗️

[@MsMojo]

Thank you!

[@asmikadam3721]

Lol

[@adithya2322]

It's amazing how the show is able to address such sensitive issues in the right way and not trying too much...its kinda horrifying how all these are real

[@kripalu1234]

The whole Casecation episode doesn't sit right with me and I always skip it during rewatch. The way Amy bullies Jake into wanting kids with the whole "Have a baby or I'm leaving you" thing was poor writing and so inconsistent with Amy's character. Also, throughout the series there isn't much implications that Jake doesn't want children. The scenes where Jake and Amy take care of Terry's kids actually shows that he's fond of kids. I guess they did it to give a little depth to their relationship, but I think they could have written it way better.

[@Jay_0602]

The Amy thing was heartbreaking for 2 reasons 1. The fact she had to go through that as a woman in a male dominated work force it’s already difficult as is so to have to deal with something so disgusting is so sad 2. It fully explains her character / why she is the way she is, the whole thing with her need for approval from holt and caring so much about what he thinks comes from a place of insecurity cuz the incident made her feel like maybe she wasn’t enough / didn’t have what it takes to be a Good Detective from her own merit and her Controlling nature isn’t just only tied into the whole aspiration to becoming Captain, it also has to do with the fact at that moment she felt powerless and being positions of power Kinda help boost her ego ( if anything was worded improperly or anyone doesn’t agree or even has something to add lmk )

[@Yuval.Ronen2010]

There is also the fact that she is the only daughter in a family of 7 male siblings, and that she had to prove herself because of this. Imagine what happens when you finally reach your biggest dream and find out that once again her problems are because she is a girl. There's also the whole part where she was jealous of Rosa when Rosa was offered to be captain because "she was always fighting for a place at the table". And until you get a place like this, it hurts to receive it like that.

[@domb.1522]

This show is a masterpiece. I cannot believe i'm only watching it now...and that terry episode really got to me.

[@girli-with-an-i]

You never see Amy’s harassment in the other B99 videos, I’m glad I know about this. And some of the other issues, but I’m glad I know now. It makes me so happy to see such controversial and serious issues portrayed in TV shows and sitcoms as reality because it brings awareness to more privileged people like myself how truly real and present they are.

[@SuperLadyDanger]

Holt’s words in #4 always make me tear up a little.

[@spoopy3963]

Did anyone else catch Terry saying, in a very serious tone, “Don’t be a dumb-dumb” at 6:30?

[@pinkgiraffe378]

This show is just so amazing and I love it so much. It deals with all these issues so so well yet still remains funny, whilst still respecting these important issues.

[@anjolaoluwaakinyemi4805]

The undocumented witness in season 7

[@madelinefindlay9246]

I found that because the racial abuse episode was so serious it made the jokes stand out more therefore I conclude that the more serious Brooklyn nine-nine is the more funny the jokes can be

[@Demaad]

The top 4 hit me the most

[@lokephoenix1039]

I’m so glad Show Me Going was on here, criminally underrated tearjerker of an episode

[@zivan2121]

I cried during some of these episodes, Brooklyn Nine-Nine is my fav show 🔥❤️

[@PropaChels_CFC]

VINDICATION!!!

[@Kovy2014]

Krish Kapur do you like my ballon arch?

[@pinkgiraffe378]

This show has made me cry on multiple occasions it's so important and emotional. 😭🖤

[@francishollingshead2134]

Terry also has signs of PTSD. When Scully's pressure cooker explodes and he says "Terry's not gonna die in a stew cooking incident, he's going to die protecting the President!" it's possible that Terry has PTSD that was triggered by the sound of Scully's pressure cooker being similar to the sound of gunshots.

[@gorillamac]

The having children debate episode is one of the weaker episodes, for me, due to how out of pocket it made Amy in terms of her backstory and like a bad person due to the ultimatum she gave Jake. While I understand the gravity of the topic and did somewhat enjoy the debate part, the overall episode due to the conflicting nature of it all really left a bad mark.

[@jeaustinnunez3839]

Top 10 Tabitha St. Germain Voice Roles (Heloise, Cheer Bear, Minty, G3 Scootaloo, Princess Luna, Martha, Rarity, #1 Pucca)

[@riclare]

This was the first time I cried watching a Ms Mojo video.

[@duckydae]

“Terry’s gonna die saving the president, or Terry’s never gonna die!” Forgot how funny that line was. 😂

[@Jihyos_]

This video got released while I was watching B99

[@FalconFlyer75]

Most of the installments on this list are good, but I'm gonna have to disagree with you on Casecation, the way they went about it was unbearably toxic, and the writers should be ashamed of themselves for it, all Amy does is try to beat Jake into submission, escalate things unnecessarily, kick him when hes down, reward other people for doing the same, and had absolutely no sympathy or respect for his very real concerns (which he just conveniently gets over after being thrown to the wolves) or even him as a person (he's treated like he's a dime a dozen), imagine if the roles were reversed and Jake treated her like this Imagine if (on the same day Amy lovingly made him such a beautiful anniversary) Jake first tried to crush/humiliate her in some debate he knew she had no chance in, involved other people (who were biased against her) and laughed at her struggling, instead of just talking to her, it would be game over right there, forget about the even worse stuff that followed, but sure when a wife bullies her husband its hilarious (judge me if u want, but I know I would not be okay with Jake treating Amy like this under ANY circumstances and frankly neither would u)

[@seeking_light5427]

Agreed

[@smarti3pants1999]

Nah, what's bullshot about was that Jake has said before in previous episodes that he wants to be a dad. Casecation was just a clusterfuck for multiple reasons and totally out of character for both of them.

[@bluez1892]

@@smarti3pants1999 he said he wants to be a dad?

[@smarti3pants1999]

@@bluez1892 he has mentioned it in a few episodes, yes. Not saying "I want to be a Dad" specifically, but saying things that implies in the future he is going to have children.

[@devinspencer1678]

Amy wasn't trying to bully Jake, order is just how she deals with stress. When faced with a complex situation, this is always how she will react. Sure it could have been handled better, but when you have to resolve a complex issue in less than 30 mins, you don't have time to be subtle.

[@unmeishizuri368]

Word that I can't forget.. VINDICATION! Lol....

[@albieemery2828]

Me watching Rosa and Pimento: dam they both hot Also me: holy crap am I bi Rosa one season later: I’m bi Me: ItS a SiGn!!!

[@danielguevara6921]

I didn´t like how Jake was pressured to have kids, like give the man some space, is not fair on him.

[@constableconstable2563]

Rosa coming out as bi hit home because I was secretive about being bisexual as well and eventually telling everyone was a huge relief. My family were very accepting of it except my older brother who like Rosa's dad thinks it's a phase and there's no such thing. But seeing a character going through a similar thing is comforting to watch.

[@pheniellanz5271]

I hope this show finally wins an Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series

[@jacobdenness8659]

Guessed what the top two would be but wasn't sure which one would get the top spot but having seen it now I really think the made the right call.

[@belenmartinez6480]

But like for reals jake, pass me the name of that Netflix documentary

[@2306indra]

The #1 on this list can't get more real in today's time... It's so sad....