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Like us, Mark Hamill’s going to miss the ‘funny, unpredictable’ ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine.’ Fans and cast on finale

By Cielle Conte Published Sep 20, 2021 5:26 pm

The Brooklyn Nine-Nine cast, celebrities and fans had a lot to say as their favorite police sitcom finally came to an end. And it was very emotional!

Top detective Jake Peralta, played by comedian-producer Andy Samberg, retired his badge together with the cast and crew of the 99th precinct.

As Captain Holt proposed a toast, the officers—actors Andy Samberg, Joe Lo Truglio, Melissa Fumero, Joel McKinnon Miller, Andre Braugher, Stephanie Beatriz, and Terry Crews—shared what they thought of the whole experience. To sum it all: It was very “noice”!

Mark Hamill, a.k.a. Luke Skywalker in Star Wars, has a soft spot for the sitcom. Fun fact: He’s also one of the Guardians of the Nine-Nine!

 

Terry Crews also expressed his gratitude to the show.

“Thanks for everything Nine Niners,” Fumero wrote in her tweet on the show’s finale.

Add a grateful Joe Lo Truglio to the mix. As everyone’s best friend, his character Charles Boyle is going to be missed by fans.

Andy Samberg’s video message hit right in the feels as he told Nine-Niners, “You’ve made the last eight years pretty ‘toit.’”

 

Here’s one for the books. Fan or not, you can never forget the iconic Season 5, Episode 17’s DFW, featuring Backstreet Boys’ I Want It That Way, which went viral in most social media platforms. Only Detective Jake Peralta can make criminals sing and catch the real culprit.

“Chills, literal chills!”

* Spoiler Alert! Contains some details of the Brooklyn 99 series finale *

The plot did not disappoint as fans enjoyed the heist theme for the last time with the series bringing in their favorite characters for a proper goodbye.

From guest stars to former cast member Chelsea Peretti (Gina Linetti), whom we last saw in season 6, we got laughs. Just watching the trio of Rosa, Gina, and Amy can be emotional!

Other recurring characters had cameos as well, according to Deadline.

Seems like a lot of fans can relate to Captain Holt as they watched the finale. And they didn’t forget to include the wall smash scene.

Even Andy Samberg’s wife, Joanna Newsom’s cameo, was celebrated by fans. What a scene!

Not only did the series portray police-themed workplace comedy, they were not afraid of tackling relevant issues like police brutality in their own language of humor. More than that, we also got to see relationships blossom and characters develop at the end of the show, especially for Jake and Amy, and Captain Holt. And, of course, who could forget their classic “title of your sex tape” joke?

People were not ready to move on. Who said we should?

And in case it’s still not your favorite show, here’s a reason to make you think twice.

Evan Susser, screenwriter for Brooklyn Nine-Nine, said his farewell message on Twitter. While an emotional video message from Melissa Fumero via Entertainment Weekly had fans in tears.

“Nine-nine forever.”

Banner photo from NBC

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