cugacu's review about Brooklyn Nine-Nine(2013)

I'm on the fifth season now, and I gotta say, I love every single episode for real. When Rosa's in the middle of a risky mission, everyone at the 99th precinct is freaking out for her; that moment with the three ladies hugging in the wrecked restroom is seriously touching. This season has a ton of emotional storylines. And then, you've got Jake proposing to Amy during the Halloween competition - that moment is just so sweet and heartwarming. But yeah, the storylines of a couple of episodes were poorly handled, like your typical essay.

Over the past three months, I went from watching the first season all the way to the eighth season, and I didn't even realize I had finished them all; it's pretty amazing. In all honesty, I lean towards "30 Rock" when it comes to the same genre. However, there's no denying that both shows are top-notch comedies. The most significant impact this show has had on me is that I automatically picture a camera zooming in on my face in my mind whenever I say something a bit silly or naive. What's even more poignant than the show ending is the idea that perhaps as the years went by, more and more "Jakes" have started to settle for compromises in life.

Sitcoms do more than just entertain, they actually reflect what's going on in the world right now. This show addressed the global chaos of 2020 and police-related issues, which were intense and complex. I love “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”; they have always been a part of my life. It's a little nostalgic for me to see an ending like this. I don't want to get too emotional, but I have to say, the emotional bond with the show is making me give it a top rating this time. Do you think there will be another show soon that respects minorities and women and tackles social issues like this one?

This show seems quite like a cop-themed "The Office," with a perspective that's totally unlike "How I Met Your Mother" but more in line with "2 Broke Girls." It didn't really grab people in the early episodes, which was kind of awkward. Even though the leading actor has improved a lot since his "Saturday Night Live" days, he's still not quite there yet - the supporting cast actually do it better than him. Overall, it's not too boring, with each episode bringing some intriguing cases. However, because of budget limitations, the first person you meet on the scene is often the culprit.

The humour got to me within three minutes. Each character's personality is distinct, and everyone has their unique comedic moments. The use of camera work enhances the humor, often leaving me with deep belly laughs. My abs hurt from laughing so much.

I adore this show! It cleverly blends hilarious skits with relatable issues faced in our daily lives, weaving together different stories through clever character interactions. Each character is charming and memorable, creating a bond of wild and fun friendship that I wish I had. While the romantic aspect isn't extensively explored, the subtle hints of romance are teasingly delightful. The use of quick zooms and flashbacks, complete with old TV sound effects, adds to the fun.

Just perfect. Beware coming into the last season: you'll just cry all the time.

Un fiasco.No hay poder humano que me haga cambiar de parecer de decir que es mala con ganas.