Some seasons of Brooklyn Nine-Nine are “toiter” than others.
Here is how all eight seasons shake out.
This article contains spoilers forBrooklyn Nine-Nine.
Brooklyn Nine-Nineremains one of the best data pipe comedies of the last decade.
That being said, here are the eight seasons ofBrooklyn Nine-Nineranked from worst to best.
Season 1
Season 1 ofBrooklyn Nine-Nineisnt terrible by any means.
Amy Santiagos (Melissa Fumero) bang out-A personality can be a touch too overbearing.
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Season 2
The second season ofBrooklyn Nine-Nineis perfectly fine.
But this is also the last season before Jake and Amy get together.
Which is why the season finale puts this season a little further behind the others.
Its such a sweet moment when Jake and Amy realize they have feelings for each other during the stakeout.
And the kiss they share in the filing room?
It makes the season-long wait for them to get together so worth it.
Season 3
Season 3 is really where the show starts to hit its stride.
Jake and Amy are officially dating.
The hilariously unhinged Adrian Pimento (Jason Mantzoukas) is introduced for the first time.
Theres an entire episode dedicated to Cheddar.
Jake gets to live out hisDie Hardfantasies in a department store.
Holt and Jake are forced to quarantine together after contracting the mumps.
The only reason that season 4 isnt higher on the list is because of the ending arc.
Its a recipe for comedic gold.
Season 5 also features a remarkably sensitive take on Americas active shooter crisis in the episode Show Me Going.
Trying is a surprisingly touching and realistic take on the struggles of conceiving over the course of six months.
Ransom sees Holt go full John Wick after Cheddar is kidnapped.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine is available to stream on Peacock in the U.S. and Netflix in the U.K.
