Oh she definitely did

If there was evidence that it happened, it wasn't Rosa. She's too good at it.

He probably get his tires slashed to this day without knowing who is doing it

Oh absolutely she did

Tires, ankles, window screens, something.

Unlike season 8, it sucked at that

That was definitely forced

@@chrisc4507, which part was forced? Can’t fully remember season 8 as I have watched it in a while

​@@AngelsTravelz100%

​@ebb2040 season 8 is a joke, that's why you don't remember it lol. Show dropped off hard because it ended up being about politics and social issues

The unrealisticness is real. First off. When was the last time you saw a cop on a foot patrol that wasn’t a festival or city event? Next. Cops don’t profile anyone over 30. Why? Because most street crimes are committed by people under 30. Third, unless you’re in the Deep South you aren’t going to get racially profiled because every officer has a bodycam. And whichever news publication breaks the story will receive millions in ad dollars and licensing fees. And whichever agency is caught doing it gets a nice visit from the FBI or the Federal DOJ to clean house. Fourth, any large department with over 200 officers will have IA force you into being removed off the force. NYC and LA especially don’t play with that stuff.

Cause Hitchcock cares for Terry disgusting or not

He may be gross, but even he knows when to stand down

When you say disgusting do you mean literally like a slob or mess or figuratively like he's a disgusting person in the way he acts towards others?

@@demarcobyrd it's a bit of both

I think its just chaotic behavior

@@jjanglesandfriends Chaotic Neutral swings towards Chaotic Good every once in a blue moon.

Or Hidden Depths.

Hitchcock and Scully were cops in the 80s and 90s. They definitely know when there's a racist cop

I wouldn't say holt was wrong or right and the same thing for Terry like both have there pros and cons. Holts will help the future at the cost of now while Terry helps the now while at the cost of the future. There is no right and wrong in this situation like with most real world messages

​@@mr.ilikespammobileedition592I agree

And what is interesting is that Holt's reason are not far off base. He wasn't the typical obstructionist boss but he genuinely was looking out for Terry. But yeah, he realized that now he is in a position to do something about profiling, an opportunity not afforded to him before.

its what happens when you are forced to ignore things to make change later, you become another cog supporting it

@@mr.ilikespammobileedition592 he was wrong, but for the right reasons. He fully believed he was looking out for terry's best interests, and wanted to protect him. But you cant improve the system this way either, and I think Terry correctly pointed this out that his daughters in the future wont be able to play the cop card and make this go away. At some point, you need to make a stand, and Holt was probably reminded of that. And even if it would hurt terry's future prospects, it's a risk worth taking. Holt just needed a moment like that to remind him that he isn't just a black cop, but he is a black cop in a position to make a difference, just like he always told himself he do should he be in that position.

Police: hey, hey, hey There! What are you doing?

@@danielwaugh2215 "I'm just playing a prank on my buddy"

Yep that’s how the scene we just watched went

@@logitechgamingmouse3985 somebodys grumpy

@@josewilkins2517 thats how the scene we just watched went

"i cant reach" floyd moment

I wanna like your comment but it’s at 99. But 👍🏾🫡

Plus, they're so close that Jake sees Terry as family. That was a nice last thing to say to Terry before he hung up.

It's only weird if you DON'T say I love you back to your bro

Damn!

Uncle Phil had a great scene in fresh prince calling out racist cops. The actor is so intimidating in it, it seems like it came from a deep place

@@stephengrigg5988 Wasn't that after Uncle Phil became a district court judge?

@@JaredJanhsen Season 1. Aunt Viv damn near got arrested by Barney Fife herself. Uncle Phil threaten to tie the precinct up in so much litigation that "THEIR GRANDCHILDREN WERE GONNA NEED LAWYERS"

what scumbag? every point he makes is valid.

@@ccshumshum8104No they weren’t. How is it valid for him to stop Terry just for walking down the street?

@@ccshumshum8104 The show portrays what he says in a negative light and explains why he was wrong. You have to put in some serious effort to continue thinking that the racist cop was in the right, lol, which kinda says something about you? So, weird that I have to spell it out, but: - Terry was literally just walking down the street and when he approached the cop, non threateningly, the bad cop put his hand over his gun, immediately escalating the situation. - The guy was not responding to a call, so he just assumed that a black guy in that neighborhood was up to no good, despite having no prior information about any crimes, suspects, or anything of the sort. He was walking around a neighborhood for no reason, saw a black guy with a toy, and immediately jumped to the conclusion that he was doing something illegal. This is racial profiling. - He threatened Terry after he was complying with the cop's instructions. Terry said something while having both his hands behind his head and facing away from the cop. He then got cut off by the guy threatening him with violence by saying "keep talking and see what happens", which is obviously an abuse of the cop's power. Is talking illegal or threatening to the cop in any way? - The guy literally says "you and I both know that you don't LOOK LIKE YOU BELONG IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD". What's that suppose to mean, other than "you're black so you don't look like you belong in this affluent neighborhood"?

@@DiePoopable yes. simple pattern recognition. everyone knows the socioeconomic background of black people are worse than that of white people in general. he's acting based on what his experience tells him.

@@brysonoduyela5779 entirely valid to see him as being out of place in the neighbourhood

That's why he admitted he was wrong at the end. This shows how good a leader he is to admit to his own mistakes. Most "leaders" just sweep it under the rug.

There's a reason ACAB is a saying.

We were all shocked but it was clearly for the betterment of Terrys career. Standing up to it is fine but a Captain that can directly fire someone is better than a surgent that just request for a punishment.

I don't watch a lot of Brooklyn 99, but my favourite thing about it compared to other sitcoms is that the characters feel like cops who are funny people, not comedians playing cops. There was another cop comedy, I forget the name, but it had Alfred Molina as the lead coroner, and it was so absurd and over the top that I never felt connected to anything going on.

4 years later, but yeah.

@@fabriciobarriosproductions5836 Becuase he passed up promotions that would mean he would have to leave the precinct.

@@alphanerd7221 true

@@fabriciobarriosproductions5836jumping from lieutenant to captain in four years is almost unheard of. Granted Holt used rank and a few favors to get him promoted but still. That liaison job wouldn't have gotten him anywhere that fast.

Thank youuu for giving me the words to actually articulate why i think the netflix seasons fell... I won't lie i've been just saying "netflix made it too woke" but after hearing your words its more of How the delivered their messages being the problem not the messages.

@@tacoman1690q8 Yeah usually, people saying something is "too woke" (assuming they're not just some asshole who throws the word around for anything that doesn't align with their world views) the real problem they have is with the presentation of the message rather than the message itself. Because honestly, why would any rational person be against things like equal treatment and protection for all people and ending pointless discrimination to allow more people to pursue things they want in life? What people seem to hate is the feeling of that topic being "forced" on them personally, even if it's logically better for our society as a whole.

@@Lazarultos For me it's only a issue if the messages aren't presented in a believable way for the world im watching, A interesting way i haven't gotten it before, or with a different end message than what we expected. A good example is the new castlevania nocturne... We all know slavery is bad.. that's really all it says over and over and over again.

@@tacoman1690q8 "We all know slavery is bad" I mean, we have US politicians running on platforms that include teaching kids that slavery wasn't all that bad.

@@Hahahahaaahaahaa not touching a loser comment like that with a 10 foot pole. To much nuance to actually have a conversation with.

More likable than Rosa or Gina.

​@@alphanerd7221Okay, Gina maybe, but you are alone on that Rosa take.

@@nobodyimportant1447 Rosa is kind of a horrible person. If you knew her in real life you would not like her.

Actually its the opposite. I hate using public toilets too and if i have to use one i refuse to sit down on the toilet seat and usually just squat on the floor instead. if i squat low enough i dont even have to wipe after so I'm actually saving precious time by squatting on the floor

What’s it like being a professional victim?

but look at the world today compared to 30 years prior, those people who were patient are now able to fix things and have been able to change attitudes across the world. quick fixes dont solve large problems unfortunately. america is still a young county youll get there eventually

@@maltesefalcon85 You are right that there is no easy & quick solution to a problem. Especially with ones of this nature. But as I stated the people who have been there for 30 years have themselves most of the time become jaded by the whole thing that now that they are in a position of power & authority don't want to rock the proverbial boat out of fear of losing their status. Very few, if any, maintain that sense of idealism they had because they have grown too comfortable with how things are.

@@nerfgunner2327what’s it like being delulu?

Great comment, but I can't read the word "gravitas" without hearing it in Holt's voice "Greetings, ALLLLL"

Trust the police to have a sixth sense...

I know I think the captain was right

Where

Yet there was no format change like the heist episodes. Just beautifully written.

Like an episode of family matters

Well there is practically politics in just about everything.

@@varunsrinidhi4747 except in politics. where its just acting.

It feels wrong to "like" the comment, but it should be boosted up so more people see it.

Honestly, I usually only see "woke" being used in discussions about things like Disney blackwashing white characters or forcing a character's homosexuality down our throats. If every gay character was like Holt where being gay wasn't the central focus, there wouldn't be as much backlash. Obviously you'd still get some, but not nearly as much.

Well the term "woke" was created because of the injustice black people were facing at the hands of the police due to racial profiling and unprovoked shootings. Eventually other minority groups started to use the term to champion their own causes (which is totally fine). However, seeing that guy on the couch (I don't watch the show) explain the issue and say "You need to get woke" was great because that is exact the right way to use that term. @@RowdyBrian17

It gets used that way because they are trumpeting terrible ideas

​@@RowdyBrian17I agree with you about Holt except for the Pride flag on his desk. I know so many gay people who detest Pride because they say it makes a mockery of real gay people. You dont need to parade down the street to just be yourself.

You can't be woke and white. Using the phrase as a white liberal is exactly the use of cultural appropriation that they would bully other people over. It's hypocrisy of the highest order. It's a black man's term used to describe other black men that white people are corrupting in the hopes of painting themselves as an ally without actually doing any of the work to help.

Det. Quinn yep he was a good sneaky cop in that one too

Yeah but given the events that were happening, I think their was little places they could go without upsetting lots of people

you dropped your klansman outfit

@@ilovetweek000 I was talking about the racist cop.

🤣🤣 I was confused to mate

Just think if Sarge had gotten angry and resisted he might have been shot especially with his size because his size makes him as dangerous at that distance as any knife or gun.

Right?

Or maybe youre just noticing social issues in your programming and it makes you uncomfortable. Social issues have been in everything from HBO to PBS for YEARS. Far more obvious than this too... Our super secret liberal agenda is WORKING BABY! No but seriously. Its always been there. Sometimes it's subtle, sometimes it's not.

Yeah! Hollywood is evil and bad and wrong! Unlike this show which is totally not made on a set in Hollywood....

Why does a black man in a nice neighborhood seem out of place though?

​@@onkeyjoeWell, he was rummaging in a car at night. But that is of course no reason for a cop to start a conversation in such a hostile way. If you just passed by asking "Pretty dark for cleaning the car, isn't it?" and let the man answer properly, all the understandable information would have been gathered.

Here’s the issue with what you’re saying because inherently there’s nothing wrong with a cop asking a question..but what some may find suspicious differs between people . Like asking what a person is doing in the neighborhood sounds off putting

That wasn't investigating, that was plain and outright intimidation, and you are excusing it

​@@JosephSchneider26Or at all.

Yeah they never shyed away from addressing such social issues even from the beginning.

Because "woke" is nothing but a word idiots use for something they don't like. There's literally no such thing as "woke" lol, unless you're talking about waking up from sleep.