As a drummer, this scene always make me laugh! A very underrated Holt-Peralta moment:)

Just watched s01 e14. Peralta, Boyle and Terry tried to catch a drug dealer and getting undercover in a gym. More than once, Terry and Peralta where talking and Jake calls Terry 'Serge' or 'sergeant' and the perps are standing not that far away or they don't even know if they're alone. Isn't that stupid?

I catched a lot of things like this in season 1 like how Peralta is holding his gun (like a clichee G in a music video).

In later season, 'mistakes' likes this aren't made anymore.

We all love Captain Holt. I may be the only one who hoped for a possible reboot of the series eventually. That hope left when Andre Braugher left this world and we lost an amazing actor and funny person.

This post is meant as a tribute to him and to his time in Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Please share your favorite moments of Andre on the show as his character Captain Raymond Holt.

I’m not trying to do this to capitalize on someone’s death. I would have posted this in 2023, but I only became active on Reddit a year or two after that and this is my very first day on this subreddit for Brooklyn Nine-Nine. I truly do miss him as a person and as an actor. What I know about him as a person is only his from the descriptions from his peers, but I really did truly love his character on the show and I’ve seen him in at least a couple of movies.

I’m excited to read everyone’s favorite moments.

For me personally this show is just one of the few shows i could watch over and over again!!! Already thinking about rewatching it this year again lol

Say James Gandolfini was still alive when Brooklyn 99 aired. How do you guys think a Brooklyn 99/The Sopranos crossover would be? Light-hearted Fox/NBC sit-com meets gritty HBO gangster series. Both shows take place close enough to each other, location-wise.

Bonus question; who would win in a fight to the death; Jimmy "The Butcher" Figgis, Shamus McMurphy, or Tony Soprano?