Brooklyn Nine-Nine season 8: everything we know about the show’s final season
Netflix release date and how to catch up with Brooklyn Nine-Nine season 8.
The squad from the Nine-Nine is here for one last ride as NBC comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine celebrates its eighth and final season.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine follows Det. Jake Peralta and his colleagues at NYPD’s 99th Precinct, lovingly referred to as the Nine-Nine. In eight seasons the show has seen this endearing group of cops solve crimes, file paperwork, engineer elaborate inter-office Halloween heists and deal with their personal lives in touching and memorable ways.
It’s been quite a road for the police comedy. Brooklyn Nine-Nine aired on Fox for five seasons before the network decided to cancel the show. There was an immediate response from fans — which included the likes of Lin-Manuel Miranda, Mark Hamill and Olympic snowboarder Red Gerard — calling for the show to be saved. NBC answered.
But, while Brooklyn Nine-Nine has reached the end of the road on NBC, season 8 is now also available on Netflix. Here’s everything you need to know about Brooklyn Nine-Nine season eight.
When is the Brooklyn Nine-Nine season eight release date?
The final season of Brooklyn Nine-Nine aired on NBC in 2021, but there is a chance to see all 10 episodes again as they are now available to stream worldwide on Netflix.
Who is in the Brooklyn Nine-Nine cast?
Not enough can be said about the ensemble cast of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, who have been absolutely terrific together. The series is led by Andy Samberg as Jake and Andre Braugher as the straight-laced Captain Raymond Holt. The rest of the squad consists of Melissa Fumero as Amy Santiago, Terry Crews as Terry Jeffords, Stephanie Beatriz as Rosa Diaz, Joe Lo Truglio as Charles Boyle, Dirk Blocker as Hitchcock and Joel McKinnon Miller as Scully.
Is there a Brooklyn Nine-Nine season eight trailer?
Yes! Here it is below...
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