Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Eight seasons in the 99th precinct, across two networks and one cancellation that lasted thirty-one hours.

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Where to start with Brooklyn Nine-Nine

One show, eight seasons, in order. Nothing to untangle. The only thing worth knowing before you start is that the last three seasons are much shorter than the first five, so the run is front-loaded: a hundred and eleven episodes over five years, then forty-one over three.

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    Brooklyn Nine-Nine, season 1 Brooklyn Nine-Nine

    Twenty-two episodes. The ensemble is already right by about episode four, which is unusually fast.

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    Brooklyn Nine-Nine, seasons 2 to 5 Brooklyn Nine-Nine

    The Fox years and the bulk of the show. Each season ends on a cliffhanger, so they run together.

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    Brooklyn Nine-Nine, seasons 6 to 8 Brooklyn Nine-Nine

    The NBC years. Shorter, and the eighth was written knowing it was the last.

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  • Brooklyn Nine-Nine 2013, 8 seasons, 153 episodes

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