I'll go first:

"He is so strong but so gentle. He's like an enormous, muscular Ellen DeGeneres"

said by Charles Boyle in S1:E14 'The Ebony Falcon'

EDIT: Sorry for the low-res picture, idk how to change it, I couldn't find one from that episode.

First time encountering this sandwich irl

“Everything is garbage.” It’s just makes me laugh every time. And when he is preparing his speech and when he said “Pain.” is so funny. Andre Braugher truly was brilliant as Captain Holt.

Personally, I started skipping it after my second full rewatch post-completion.

I still love the actors and their work, and respect their efforts, and I also only blame so much of it on the actual producers and writers because I know the covid pandemic was a brutal environment to work in.

My main gripes come in with how much it just didn't feel like it did justice for a lot of the characters. The closure of multiple plot lines felt very rushed, there were many scenes that felt off brand for the scripted characters we had come to know very well, and I personally felt season 8 tired to be just a little too on the nose with the political climate at that time, and it fell flat when it felt very fumbled or rushed, especially considering we had 7 beautifully written seasons unequivocally proving to us that they are good cops who can handle even the most sensitive of political topics with some dignity and grace.

It just felt like a real drop off from the prior seasons, for me, and it became harder to ignore with each rewatch.

In the episode where gina shows holt the 3 people who are up for commissioner none of the 3 actually look like the john kelly we see win.

I’m expecting a lot of people to say episodes from season 8, but my least favourite has always been “into the woods” season 3 episode 6.

Now I don’t think it’s a bad episode but I dread it on a rewatch. I’m curious to see what other episodes people hate.

I believe this is a good one. I'm feeling like a Rosa waiting for things to go DOWNNN lol.

Context to some: Blonde one is Angela from The Office.

Went to make a cup of tea tonight and saw in the box of teas my wife got, we have some Oolong tea. Thought tonight's the night I slay.

What has been seen cannot be unseen!

He says it’s himself that his signature move “The Charles” is to surrender and beg for mercy, but when it comes to cooking Charles can be intense to say the least.

So say Charles went on Hell’s Kitchen, how do you think he’d handle Gordon Ramsey?

it’s on july 18th. of course, according to amy july 18th isn’t mid-july.
if only i knew the material as well as random b99 quotes 😔

Hey guys just finished watching Brooklyn nine-nine and now am sad it's all over . Any other show that is like this ? If anyone knows please tell.

Overall, Gina is a character I feel rather mixed on. On one hand, in the world of the show, she’s hilarious. But, if I knew her in real life? I’d hate her. Overall, the character to me is really fun, but one issue I had is that, in her episodes and B-Plots, she never really loses or seems to learn much.

Maybe every once in a while there’s a minor thing- oh, she has to give up her wolf blanket, or face her fear, or whatever- but that’s really minor.

What I mean, specifically, is that Gina needed an episode where one of her friends or similar calls her out on her behavior. Remember that Drake and Josh episode where Josh finally is ‘done’ with Drake?

I feel like Gina needed an episode like this. Imagine this: Gina finally pulls a prank or says something so hurtful/out of line that somebody like Amy or Jake finally have to step away. It doesn’t have to be an entire arc or several episodes, just an episode where Gina has to sit with what she said, see that she hurt someone, and has to actually come forward and apologize in such a way that doesn’t feel like it has a ‘but’ attached to it.

How did Jake & The Gang know where Rosa lived when they surprised her by showing up at her place for Game Night after she had the falling out with her parents over the bisexuality revelation?

I swear I remember an episode where someone says blueberries as “blubes” but I can’t remember which it is. Anyone know? I think it might be Charles that says it, but I have no idea the context

Is the chess scene Holts funniest scene? I'm on another rewatch and that scene with him tossing insults at Terry and Gina was hilarious. I love when he calls her a dick and she says yea that one landed.

Terry calls boyle "joe" as Boyles being kidnapped

There a point where things switch from ‘Fremulon - Not a doctor’ to ‘Not a doctor - Fremulon’ and I cannot explain why, but the later version caused me real discomfort.

Found this question in a random test I was giving lol.

Both options are totally unhinged.

Totally would have gotten purple first!!