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The veteran comedy will conclude during the 2021-2022 season.
February 11, 2021
It was announced today that Brooklyn Nine-Nine will be coming to an end after its upcoming eighth season. The sad news comes over a year after the veteran comedy was last renewed. Series co-creator Dan Goor posted a heartfelt note to fans on the show's Twitter account, expressing gratitude that it lasted as long as it did. By the time the show wraps, it will have 153 episodes under its belt - quite an impressive run for a comedy.
The half-hour series started out on Fox, airing five seasons from 2013-2018. After initially being cancelled, NBC quickly stepped in to revive the show, where it has aired in the last two years as a mid-season entry. Due to the global pandemic, the show ended up skipping the 2020-2021 season entirely, and is expected to return for Season 8 this fall.
Led by Saturday Night Live alum Andy Samberg, Brooklyn Nine-Nine follows an offbeat group of detectives and staff at the 99th precinct of the New York Police Department. Samberg plays the eclectic Jake Peralta, a talented but immature detective whose carefree style clashes with his stern, by-the-books captain, played by Andre Braugher.
Comments (16)
12/21/21 at 02:27am
It was a decent comedy, not great. Not as funny as watching the comical Rachel Maddow explain Bidenomics and how high inflation is a good thing for us poor middle class workers. But both give you an occasional chuckle
02/25/21 at 09:47am
Seeing the route NBC has been going. I see this eventually going to Peacock. I am still peeved that A.P. Bio was cancelled then all the sudden Peacock started. A.P. Bio was renewed under it, but you had to pay for the subscription to watch the new episodes.
02/21/21 at 10:59pm
Too bad, this sitcom is still better than many others on TV.
I came to it late, after several seasons. But while many sitcoms sag after this long, the 99 usually gave me a couple of belly laughs per episode. Some episodes were classics.
Here's for a long bingworthy life on the stream services!!
I came to it late, after several seasons. But while many sitcoms sag after this long, the 99 usually gave me a couple of belly laughs per episode. Some episodes were classics.
Here's for a long bingworthy life on the stream services!!
02/13/21 at 04:51pm
Ugh so bummed, love this show! They better make the Halloween ep the most epic Halloween ep they have ever done!
02/13/21 at 01:32pm
I really liked this show then they went and got political and ruined it. So I stopped watching it.
02/13/21 at 09:52am
This is one stupid show and it is not funny.
I sat thru one episode and afterwards I asked myself "why".
Adam Samberg is obnoxious and the only thing on SNL that was funny was his parody with Justin Timberlake *ick in the box.
I don't know how this show has lasted this long.
I sat thru one episode and afterwards I asked myself "why".
Adam Samberg is obnoxious and the only thing on SNL that was funny was his parody with Justin Timberlake *ick in the box.
I don't know how this show has lasted this long.
02/12/21 at 10:03am
I enjoyed this show from the premiere episode and it was a great spoof of crime procedurals. Hopefully, the writers can give "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" a great finish.
02/12/21 at 09:53am
I'm amazed this show lasted as long as it did. I'll never understand how a "comedy" show that has a staring actor as annoying and not funny as Andy Samberg lasted even one season. I tried to watch one episode of this show and all it did was remind me why I was so happy he left SNL.
02/12/21 at 08:59am
Is it *really* season 8 ... or just the remaining (unaired) half of season 7? There were only 13 eps aired for season 7... which is half the norm.
02/11/21 at 10:45pm
This is one of the funniest shows on television. Sad to see it go, but hell of a run !!!
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