5 Must-Watch Brooklyn Nine-Nine Episodes to Get Your Friends Hooked
IMDb scores are proof they are worth watching.
It's been nearly two years since the final episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine came out. This police procedural comedy, following the eponymous department and its staff through their professional and personal lives, concluded in 2021 after an eight-year run.
The show ran for eight seasons and attracted audiences from all over the world. You've likely seen at least one episode of the show. If you're a true fan and want to introduce your friends to this gem of a police procedural comedy to have something to talk about with them, here are the top five episodes of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, ranked by their IMDb score.
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Light Out (Season 7, Episode 13, 9.1)
The finale of Season 7 follows the fictional 99th police precinct as they investigate a sudden blackout in Brooklyn. The traditional TV drama plot is further improved with the sitcom's signature humour and personal dilemmas that some of the characters have to grapple with as they face unexpected challenges.
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Cinco de Mayo (Season 6, Episode 16, 9.1)
This episode offers a glimpse into the characters' camaraderie as the team goes to great lengths to cheer up Terry before his lieutenant exam. With its absurdist humour and heartwarming gestures, the episode captures the pure essence of the show.
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Jake & Amy (Season 5, Episode 22, 9.1)
It may be risky to introduce your friends to Brooklyn Nine-Nine with the significant event this episode centres on – after all, the entire show builds up to it – but it's definitely worth it. The finale of Season 5 follows the main characters on their wedding day as their ceremony is disrupted.
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HalloVeen (Season 5, Episode 4, 9.4)
The episode features the 99th precinct during their annual event – the Halloween Heist, from which a new 'Amazing Human Slash Genius' must emerge. It's hilariously entertaining as the characters test their friendships and relationships, clashing over the elaborate treasure hunt.
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The Box (Season 5, Episode 14, 9.5)
Arguably one of the more serious episodes, it follows Jake in his efforts to get a suspect to talk while Captain Holt forgoes his opera night to assist his subordinate, leading to a disruptive conflict between the two. The episode showcases Jake's professional and personal growth and offers a fresh perspective on Holt.
Source: IMDb.