According to the schedule, the new season will be broadcast every week, with two 25-minute episodes running back-to-back on Thursdays. By addressing union corruption and diving into real theories about police presence relative to crime, this is radically grounded for a silly NBC comedy in a way that feels important. The third episode of season 8 of NBC’s Brooklyn Nine-Nine is planned to air on August 19, 2021, at 8 p.m. That means that perhaps the precinct could get by lowering the number of staffed officers, so either O’Sullivan can end his strike, or Holt could release his findings and lay off officers. After overcoming hurdles like Terry having the stomach flu, Holt eventually reveals that though the precinct was understaffed and didn’t hit their arrest targets, they also saw huge decreases in officer complaints and thrown out cases, as well as a level of violent crime. Brooklyns finest are back The final season of Brooklyn Nine-Nine premieres Thursday August 12th on NBC.

Holt splits the squad up to uncover the scheme in a trident-style plan (or fork, depending on the number of prongs).

Meanwhile, the rest of the precinct tries to be. Charles is immediately jealous and tries to reclaim his best friend status with Jake. Union representative O’Sullivan appears that he’s here to stay as this season’s chief antagonist and, using a “contaminated food” scheme that we’ve seen in real-world headlines, he organizes a uniformed officer strike that leaves the Nine-Nine short staffed and unable to hit arrest quota numbers. The Nine-Nine host the detectives from the Nine-Eight, their neighboring precinct, reuniting Jake with his old partner (guest star Damon Wayans, Jr.). The season was confirmed by NBC on Novemvia press release and a tweet from the show official account nbcbrooklyn99. It is the final season of the series, and the third season to broadcast on NBC. This week’s first episode “The Blue Flu” amazingly strikes a deft balance that I believe will make both sides of the audience happy. Season Eight of Brooklyn Nine-Nine premiered on Augand is currently airing Thursdays on NBC. While their passion for these topics is evident, and in this writer’s opinion, economically dealt with for a 22-minute comedy, not everyone loves a network sitcom getting “preachy.” While last week’s premiere felt bold and thoughtful to some, others didn’t appreciate the jarring shifts in tone. The writers and cast of Brooklyn Nine-Nine made it a point this season to reflect the real-world conversations happening around policing, systemic racism, and accountability. Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 8 Episodes 3 & 4 This Brooklyn Nine-Nine review contains spoilers.

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