Some of television’s most beloved cops get ready for one last ride in the new trailer for the eighth and final season of Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
The new trailer (via Brooklyn Nine-Nine YouTube) brings back all of the series regulars like Andy Samberg, Stephanie Beatriz and Andre Braugher, along with some familiar guest stars as well like Jason Mantzoukas as Adrian Pimento plus the return of Chelsea Peretti’s Gina Linetti, who left the show in 2019.
The final season will debut Thursday, August 12 on NBC, with fans able to catch up on the first seven seasons on the Peacock streaming service well.
Trailer: Some of television’s most beloved cops get ready for one last ride in the new trailer for the eighth and final season of Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Chelsea returns: The new trailer (via Brooklyn Nine-Nine YouTube ) brings back all of the series regulars like Andy Samberg, Stephanie Beatriz and Andre Braugher, along with some familiar guest stars as well like Jason Mantzoukas as Adrian Pimento plus the return of Chelsea Peretti’s Gina Linetti, who left the show in 2019
The trailer begins with Charles Boyle (Joe Lo Truglio) telling Jake Peralta (Samberg) that he’s, ‘scared my time with you will be cut short.’
The trailer cuts to a number of flashback scenes as Charles adds, ‘No more stakeouts, or drinks after a long shift or the midnight calls when you’ve had a breakthrough in a case.’
Charles adds he’s always, ‘had this image of us in our 90s hunting down criminals in the retirement home, but I guess that was just a dumb fantasy.’
Cut short: The trailer begins with Charles Boyle (Joe Lo Truglio) telling Jake Peralta (Samberg) that he’s, ‘scared my time with you will be cut short’
Flashback: The trailer cuts to a number of flashback scenes as Charles adds, ‘No more stakeouts, or drinks after a long shift or the midnight calls when you’ve had a breakthrough in a case’
Charles then glances at Jake and asks if he’s crying, to which Jake responds, ‘No… Yes.’
Captain Holt (Andre Braugher) tells Rosa (Stephanie Beatriz), ‘I seem to have sent a digital phallus portrait,’ as Rosa shockingly proclaims, ‘Oh no you sent him a d**k pic.’
Another scene shows Amy (Melissa Fumero) revealing to Holt that other districts sent them, ‘their Hitchcock and Scullys,’ referencing the older, unproductive detectives in their precinct (played by Dirk Blocker and Joel McKinnon Miller).
Crying: Charles then glances at Jake and asks if he’s crying, to which Jake responds, ‘No… Yes’
Oh no: Captain Holt (Andre Braugher) tells Rosa (Stephanie Beatriz), ‘I seem to have sent a digital phallus portrait,’ as Rosa shockingly proclaims, ‘Oh no you sent him a d**k pic’
Another scene shows Jake and Amy freaking out because each of them thought the other was supposed to be getting their son Matt from daycare.
Jake tells the team that his co-workers are his family, adding, ‘Holt is my dad, you’re (Rosa) my mean older sister, Amy is my mom,’ which does not sit well with his wife Amy.
Another quick shot appears to reveal the return of Doug Judy, a.k.a. The Pontiac Bandit, played by Craig Robinson, though his face isn’t shown in the shot.
Daycare: Another scene shows Jake and Amy freaking out because each of them thought the other was supposed to be getting their son Matt from daycare
Family: Jake tells the team that his co-workers are his family, adding, ‘Holt is my dad, you’re (Rosa) my mean older sister, Amy is my mom,’ which does not sit well with his wife Amy
Jake also corrects Captain Holt, who pronounces, ‘no big whoop’ with the ‘h,’ which Jake says is wrong.
The trailer winds down with various shots of the main characters, and some returning faces like Chelsea Peretti’s Gina Linetti and Jason Mantzoukas’ Adiran Pimento, who is seen with a knife to Jake’s neck.
Another shot does confirm Doug Judy’s return, in a rather surprising fashion, as he’s seen wearing an NYPD jacket while walking with Jake.
Whoop: Jake also corrects Captain Holt, who pronounces, ‘no big whoop’ with the ‘h,’ which Jake says is wrong
The final shot features Holt saying, ‘whoop’ again with the h, and while Jake tries to correct him, Charles says it ‘whoop’ as well.
The final season of Brooklyn Nine-Nine debuts Thursday, August 12 on NBC, with two new episodes at 8 PM ET and 8:30 PM ET.
NBC confirmed in May that there will be episodes airing in both time slots throughout the season.
Correct: The final shot features Holt saying, ‘whoop’ again with the h, and while Jake tries to correct him, Charles says it ‘whoop’ as well
Final season premiere: The final season of Brooklyn Nine-Nine debuts Thursday, August 12 on NBC, with two new episodes at 8 PM ET and 8:30 PM ET