A single-camera ensemble comedy following the lives of an eclectic group of detectives in a New York precinct, including one slacker who is forced to shape up when he gets a new boss.
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A single-camera ensemble comedy following the lives of an eclectic group of detectives in a New York precinct, including one slacker who is forced to shape up when he gets a new boss.
Season 7 episodes
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When an interim captain arrives at the Nine-Nine, Jake sets out to prove she's way too good to be true. Boyle rebrands his image.
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Directed by Luke Del TrediciWritten by Carol KolbGuest stars Nicole Bilderback, Marcus Folmar, Peter Giles, John Colella, Elizabeth Liang, Shannon McClung, Angie Patterson, Gee Alexander
Adrian Pimento resurfaces with a "Finding Dory"-esque memory problem. Jake tries to keep a secret from Boyle. The squad attends a mandatory HR seminar.
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Directed by Michael McDonaldWritten by Justin NobleGuest stars Jim Rash, Paul Welsh, Mann Alfonso, LaNisa Renee Frederick, Ryan de Quintal, Jason Mantzoukas
Time flies as Jake and Amy focus on their family plans. Holt bristles over his tedious new job. A tooth-wielding Hitchcock searches for his Cinderella.
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Directed by Kim O. NguyenWritten by Van Robichaux, Evan SusserGuest stars Anya, Irina Davidoff, Irina Dubova, M.J. George, Julie McKinnon, Neil Campbell
Holt risks his career by refusing to let his greatest nemesis have the last word. Boyle and Terry compete for Jake's tickets to an exclusive kid event.
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Directed by Claire ScanlonWritten by Jess DweckGuest stars Kyra Sedgwick, Michael McDonald, Jesse James D'Angelo, Dani Lane, Dannah Lane, Julie McKinnon, Edwin Sanchez, Antonio Raul Garcia
The reappearance of Doug Judy lands Jake in hot water. Terry scrambles to replace Holt's treasured keepsake. The Nine-Nine gets a new vending machine.
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Directed by Michael McDonaldWritten by Dewayne PerkinsGuest stars Mark Cuban, Omar Adam, Erik Armando Alvarez, Ty Barnett, Joshua Dov, Rob James, Andrea Lareo, Dion Gaeta
When an apparent prank destroys a key piece of evidence, Holt taps the best detective he knows to interrogate the squad and bring the culprit to justice.
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Directed by Kyra SedgwickWritten by Madeline Walter, Paul WelshGuest stars J.K. Simmons, Katie Dalmas, Delpaneaux Wills
A pudgy pooch, handcuffs and various other disasters delay the crowning of the squad's newest Amazing Human/Genius in the annual Halloween Heist.
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Directed by Matt NodellaWritten by Jeff TopolskiGuest stars Gabe Fonseca, Matthew Jones, Carmella Riley, Becky Wu, Stephen Wu, Nate Hartley, Kenny Stevenson, Winston Story
Holt turns to Jake for help after a family member goes missing. Rosa battles Amy's ex for a coveted prize. Boyle and Terry team up on a business scheme.
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Directed by Rebecca AsherWritten by Beau Rawlins, Nick PerdueGuest stars Matthew Bellows, Chris Cordone, Anderson Davis, Eben Ham, Maria Pallas, Abhi Trivedi, Kyle Bornheimer, Marc Evan Jackson
Amy takes charge of the Nine-Nine during a citywide blackout, while Jake hits one snag after another as he races to her side.
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Directed by Daniel J. GoorWritten by Daniel J. Goor, Luke Del TrediciGuest stars Seth Carr, Jon Gabrus, Jill Basey, Lisa Gilroy, Jason Jin, Carie Kawa, Kenzo Lee, Brendan McNamara