But there’s a bigger connection here - Michael Schur, who wrote and produced for both Brooklyn and The Office, plus a few others on the list.
While the Nine-Nine has a pretty decent group of cops, nearly everyone in Reno‘s police department seems downright incompetent. But Reno takes Brooklyn’s goofiness and amps it up significantly. On the surface, Brooklyn Nine-Nine seemed exactly like this “classic.” A situational workplace comedy about cops? Uh, definitely the same. So, as you say goodbye to this beloved team, say hello to these other binge-worthy shows like Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Since you’ve probably already consider yourself a Dunderhead (if you haven’t, we’ll get into it down below), you need something new to fill the Jake-Peralta-sized void. Nine-Nine left a big gap in our schedules (and hearts) each time a season came to an end - a fact that has never felt truer now that the series is over. But, even when exploring Captain Holt’s backstory and learning of his history as a gay cop, the show found a way to keep things light, airy, and downright hysterical. Watching Amy Santiago and Jake Peralta come together and then watching Jake do, well, all kinds of dumb stuff and almost ruin their relationship certainly had its tense moments. And since the last episode has now officially aired (*sob*), we know we need to start to find a replacement show.Įven as a comedy, the show wasn’t without its drama. While it might have been “just another” sitcom, it brought a welcome reprieve from an otherwise stressful and overwhelming life, much like Parks and Recreation and The Office before Nine-Nine came around. Brooklyn Nine-Nine most definitely fell into the second category for us. There are shows we watch because we’re bored, and then there are shows we make time to watch even when life is crazy busy.
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