Brooklyn Nine-Nine

2013 • TMDB 8.2 • 8 seasons • 152 episodes • Comedy, Crime • FOX

Overview

Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a workplace comedy with a police badge and a golden heart. At the fictional 99th Precinct, brilliant but immature detective Jake Peralta coasts on talent and jokes until Captain Raymond Holt — stern, deadpan and openly gay — takes command and demands discipline. What follows is eight seasons of gloriously silly cases, Halloween heists, cold opens that became legend, and a found family that grows up together: Amy’s ambition, Rosa’s armor cracking, Terry’s yogurt obsession, Boyle’s devotion, and Holt’s slow, hilarious thaw. Beneath the jokes, the show quietly broke ground with its diverse cast and its willingness to let characters change — getting married, having kids, questioning the job itself. It survived cancellation by FOX, was rescued by NBC after a fan outcry, and ended on its own terms with a finale that said goodbye without losing the laugh. Few sitcoms are this consistently funny and this genuinely warm at the same time.

Creator and Main Cast

Created by Daniel J. Goor and Michael Schur.

• Andy Samberg as Jake Peralta (152 episodes)
• Melissa Fumero as Amy Santiago (152 episodes)
• Terry Crews as Terry Jeffords (152 episodes)
• Joe Lo Truglio as Charles Boyle (152 episodes)
• Stephanie Beatriz as Rosa Diaz (152 episodes)
• Andre Braugher as Raymond Holt (152 episodes)
• Dirk Blocker as Michael Hitchcock (152 episodes)
• Joel McKinnon Miller as Norman Scully (152 episodes)
• Chelsea Peretti as Gina Linetti (118 episodes)

Seasons Snapshot

Brooklyn Nine-Nine ran for 8 seasons and 152 episodes. Season 1 — 22 episodes, premiered September 17, 2013; Season 2 — 23 episodes, premiered September 28, 2014; Season 3 — 23 episodes, premiered September 27, 2015; Season 4 — 22 episodes, premiered September 20, 2016; Season 5 — 22 episodes, premiered September 26, 2017; Season 6 — 18 episodes, premiered January 10, 2019; Season 7 — 13 episodes, premiered February 6, 2020; Season 8 — 9 episodes, premiered August 12, 2021, with the finale “The Last Day” airing September 16, 2021. TMDB also lists a 9-episode Specials collection, which is not counted in the 152-episode total.

Why Watch Brooklyn Nine-Nine?

• One of the most quotable sitcoms of the 2010s.
• The Halloween Heist episodes are annual comedy events.
• Andre Braugher’s deadpan Holt is an all-time great character.
• A cast with chemistry that never fades across eight seasons.
• Warmth and representation without ever preaching.
• A comeback story: cancelled by FOX, saved by NBC and its fans.

Trailer

Watch the official trailer on YouTube (final-season trailer, Brooklyn Nine-Nine channel).

Where to Watch

As checked on JustWatch US on October 30, 2026, Brooklyn Nine-Nine streams in the United States on Peacock Premium and Peacock Premium Plus with 8 seasons, and on Netflix and Netflix Standard with Ads with 4 seasons. It is also available to buy on Apple TV Store, Fandango At Home and Amazon Video (8 seasons each).