Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Season 2

Season 2 picks up right where the laughs of season 1 left off! This was one of the best new shows on TV in quite some time last year. There was a worry that the writers wouldn't have enough materials to keep is fresh in season 2. But they pulled it off! There hasn't been a cop show this funny since Barney Miller. The show doesn't try to be a detective show where you wonder 'whodunit'. It focuses on it's strength, which is the hilarious interactions between the members of the 99th precinct. Andy Samberg is definitely over the top. He's a caricature of a goofy cop, but it's done in a hilarious way. The entire precinct is made of of caricatures. It just works. Terry Crewes is absolutely hysterical in his role as a sergeant in the precinct. There might not be any actor in Hollywood more perfect to play the role of a giant muscle man who's actually very sensitive. Andre Braugher plays perhaps the toughest role of them all. His character never smiles. Never frowns. Never shows any emotion at all. He has a unflinching face at all times. This sounds easy to play as an actor, but it's actually one of the more difficult kinds of roles to play. Braugher nails it and gives a great backboard for the rest of the cast to react to in comedic ways. Every character is great and every actor who plays them is great in their role.

This was a good season.

If you were in the mood for a laugh, this is the show for you. So funny and a nice relaxing show to watch in the evening.

This has become my wife and I's favorite comedy! We discovered Season 1 cheap at a retailer and watched it during downtime of our vacation. My wife absolutely loved it (so did I) and Season 2 came out on DVD the week after her birthday, so it became a late birthday gift. We inhaled it before season 3 came out on cable :) Similar to The Office or Parks and Recreation, with a zany cast in a Brooklyn PD precinct. Most of the officers are excellent at what they do, but are pretty messed up in other ways. Always light and fun, even when dealing with dark matters, it is irreverent comedy gold.

I've been a fan of 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' from the beginning, and just can't enough of this show. It's consistently funny, with an awesome cast and creative team (writers, directors, etc.). I'm thankful for the ongoing DVD releases, which make it easy to re-watch episodes, binge watch when a big dose of laughter is needed, and pause / rewind when needed to catch a missed moment. Great series!

Always pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoy this show. I am not normally a big fan of comedy sitcoms in recent years. I find too much of an emphasize on relationships and constant cultural references. This show is more clever than you would expect, the characters are good, and they have good comedic chemistry. A show is always better when it seems like the actors get along and play off of eachother and that is definitely true of Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

This show was really funny in season 1. This show is extremely funny in season 2. Andy Samberg is a genius at using goofy characters that actually are intelligent and forth coming. I laughed so many times my jaw and chest hurt. Unlike other sitcoms, I can watch these episodes again and still laugh. It is amazing to watch them solve crimes and still be so stupidly hilarious that it is more than worth the time to watch.

You wouldn't think it was very funny if you watched the ads on television, but I love this snow. There isn't a single character on the show that I dislike, which is HUGE. How many TV shows can do that and stay interesting? Everyone on the show has such great chemistry. With Adam Samberg, I expected some over-the-top comedy which I don't always enjoy- not everyone can be Will Ferrell. Luckily, Andy Samberg manages to strike the right balance and the comedic timing of the actors on the show is great. What makes me continue to watch the show is that there is an actual storyline in each episode. It's not like a Family Guy, where it's a bunch of jokes smushed together. Season 1 was hiliarious, I'm really glad to see season 2 hasn't dropped the ball and continues to maintain a high standard.